Thyme Out Cafe in Cottleville announced plans to close their doors March 3 after six years. The restaurant, located at 5212 Highway N, announced Wednesday their plans for the future on Facebook:
After six great years we will be closing our doors after Saturday night (due to family issues). I want to thank the people who have been there for us as amazing clients and friends over the years. You are the reason we had such a tough time making this decision. We love and thank you all....Blessings
Who knows where or when an opportunity may present itself again....stay tuned.
Fritz's Frozen Custard reopened for business on Feb. 25. The family-owned franchise has been selling frozen custard for 30 years and is planning special anniversary events.
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Snibo's Sports Bar & Cafe, located at 2129 Parkway Drive in St. Peters, will now be open on Sundays starting at noon, according to a post on the site's Facebook page. The bar and grill is also open 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 a.m. Monday through Friday and Saturday from 1 p.m. to 1:30 a.m.
Harvest Cave Springs Lanes is offering a second night of Quarter Mania starting March 6. Pay $6 cover and games and shoes cost 25 cents. The cover charge also includes a $1 soda.
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DaElite Bar and Grill, 100 Main Street in St. Peters, is hiring part-time bartenders, waitresses, cooks and kitchen workers. For more information, check out the restaurant's Facebook page.
The Greater St. Charles County Chamber of Commerce hosted a ribbon cutting for Tuscano's Brazilian Grill in St. Charles last week. See photos from the restaurant's VIP night here.
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