The 40 South News editor often walks the blocks of the Maplewood business district, poking his head into doors to see what’s new. Here’s a roundup.
The Blind Tiger at Sutton Place (7376 Manchester Road) now delivers its full menu – via Dovelo bicycle delivery – to Maplewood, Brentwood, Richmond Heights, and parts of Clayton, Ladue and nearby St. Louis city. Call 314-441-6641 or order online.
Foundation Grounds (7298 Manchester Road) has a new house blend coffee from Goshen Coffee called “Love and Gratitude.” It has hints of chocolate and peanut butter, according to a barista. The Bonafide blend isn’t going away.
Tickets for the Maplewood Coffee Crawl, on April 5, are going fast. Don’t miss out!
Airedale Antics (7316 Manchester Road) will be celebrating its 7th anniversary on Saturday. “Huge sale on all items…foods, treats, everything in the store,” from their Facebook page.
Saturday is Customer Appreciation Day at Domino’s Pizza (7259 Manchester Rd) — $3.99 for a medium 1-topping pizza — no coupon necessary.
A Kickstarter for Cafe on the Park (7310 Manchester Road) has raised $640 toward the $7,000 goal with 26 days left (as of Thursday, March 27).
Flying Tiger Motorcycles (7231 Manchester Road) now offers new and improved 2-Stroke Smoke candles. Thousands of the 2-stroke engine smelling candles were shipped out over the holidays.
Owners of A Pizza Story (7278 Manchester Road) hope to open their wood-fired pizza restaurant in mid-April.
On Tuesday city council OK’d a beer ‘tasting room’ — The Cellar — to open on Marietta Avenue. The owner didn’t give a timeline, but opening should be this summer.
Maya Cafe will have Box of Nerves, featuring Craig Downs, Friday at 8 p.m. and the Torture Chamber Orchestra April 1 at 7 p.m. Maya co-owner Gene Coon said Craig Downs is moving to Mexico, and his last show at Maya will be the last Friday in May. Also, Downs will have a show at Hoffman LaChance gallery in May.
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Emily – No updates on Bolyard’s butcher shop – only that it looks like there’s not one empty space on Manchester Road currently. He needs a spot!
No spot? Great prob to have! I envision an infill project in the next decade. The owner of the Sn’S property could tear down the attached units on the east side where Clarkson Eyecare is and Dots used to be, and keep the Sn’S. Turn the east end into a parking lot/garage, and then build ground level retail and office/residence on upper level(s) the length of their property facing Manchester and perhaps Sutton. That would give Manchester a more quaint feel, plus add density to the area.
Any updates on Chris Bolyard’s butcher shop?
it is good to see new businesses in Maplewood. I, among others, always knew Maplewood was the place to be for recovery and growth. Some of the business names are creative and interesting too. I do have to wonder if the folks at The Blind Tiger at Sutton Place know they are at the corner of Sutton Boulevard, not Place. :>)
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