Savage & The Accomplice

Restaurant · Fox

Savage & The Accomplice

Restaurant · Fox

2501 S Jefferson Ave, St. Louis, MO 63104

Highlights

Nestled in a trendy locale, this chic cocktail bar serves up inventive dishes crafted from fresh, local ingredients, making for a vibrant dining experience.

2501 S Jefferson Ave, St. Louis, MO 63104 Get directions

savageandtheaccomplice.com

@theluckyaccomplice

$50–100

@eater

"At first the Lucky Accomplice felt like it was primarily going to be a platform for chef Logan Ely to stretch his wings a bit after his cerebral tasting menu spot, Shift. It turned out to be much more of a team effort. Partner Brian Schuman soon established Lucky’s reputation for smart and warm service, while beverage director Corey Moszer put together a creative, prolific cocktail program. Ely also teamed up with chef Justin Bell to craft a menu of bold dishes, including an oversized toasted raviolo, alongside brunch crumpet sandwiches and fun potato rosti." - Holly Fann, Joel Crespo

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@exploretock

"We are an upscale craft drink and food establishment with focus on farm to table and creative drinks."

ST. LOUIS CITY GUIDE

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@eater

"Luckily for the rest of the city, residents of the Fox Park neighborhood could not keep one of their very best restaurants a secret to hoard for themselves. Shortly after business partners Brian Schuman and chef Logan Ely opened the Lucky Accomplice, word began to spread that diners should seek out the warehouse storefront with a neon sign of a bounding rabbit glowing in the front window. Ely’s first restaurant, Shift, established him as an adroit and sometimes cerebral chef. For his sophomore outing, he’s serving dishes that are beautiful, dynamic, and a bit sly. Take the everything tater tot, an aesthetic combination of cured salmon, cream cheese, fresh dill, and assorted seeds sitting on a little stage of shredded potatoes that’s tender on the inside and unduly crunchy on the outside. The playful feeling is echoed in the clever, eclectic space and the relaxed, gracious service. Lucky recently began offering a wildly popular weekend brunch which, like their dinner service, is not to be missed." - Holly Fann

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David Wirth

Google

Lucky accomplice is a fun trendy dining experience with elevated cocktails. They have an a la carte menu as well as a tasting menu. We did the a la carte and were impressed with every dish. The Missouri rice was the star of the meal but the green beans and pork were not to be missed. The only thing on the menu that we didn’t absolutely love was the potato ice cream. The black garlic magic shell and fried potato toppings were awesome, but the ice cream was a little too starchy. Still, the experience was fun and I will definitely be back.

tburr

Google

Had an amazing brunch, with top notch service and delicious bites at TLA. We enjoyed both pastries and each brunch entree. The creme brûlée waffle & kielbasa were a personal favorites. Cannot wait to return for dinner with a tasting menu experience.

Preston Brown

Google

I did the tasting menu without the drinks and the pork that was served was the most tender I’ve ever eaten. Beautiful colors and vibrant flavors, some of the dishes had very small portion sizes even for a tasting, however a 7 course meal for around $100 after tip I found to be a bargain. Would easily pay an extra $20-$40 for bigger portions! The lights although dim seemed to be flashing/pulsing ever so slightly.

Elizabeth Karches

Google

5 star food but 4 stars for several other reasons. Arrived with a reservation time but no front of house was even around. Waited 10 min to be seated. They were busy but it’s a small place - most likely understaffed. Bar was backed up and our drinks took a good 20 minutes to arrive after ordering. Our servers switched mid course - the first was a little aloof but nice - second was very knowledgeable and prompt. Food was delicious. We did the 7 course tasting menu for $75. While not huge portions we left feeling satisfied and really enjoyed the different foods they highlighted. Super creative pairings - the chef really knows what he’s doing. Overall I’m not sure we’d rush back anytime soon but it was a fun place to check out. Vibe inside is very trendy but kind of cold - not in the best area so try and close nearby if you can find parking.

Margie Wu

Google

We were recommended by a friend to come to The Lucky Accomplice & Shift, sadly Shift closed during the pandemic. Fun Fact: The owner name the new restaurant The Lucky Accomplice and use rabbit foot as symbol as good luck, hopefully The Lucky Accomplice will thrive and have many many sister restaurants. There are so many rabbit murals inside the restaurant. My friend is right, everything we ordered was delicious. Our server is amazing, she is so attentive. We figured we were given the best seat at the restaurant not sure if it's because we made a reservation, or because it's just 5 PM. The menu changes from time to time. The ingredients the chef uses are seasonal and very fresh. The cocktail is top-notch, can't believe my cocktail is only $13.00. (I live in San Francisco & just visited Chicago.) So the cocktail is San-Francisco level good, but does not break your bank. I also ordered 0 proof cocktails, to be honest with you, I just feel like I am drinking the real cocktail, it's just that good. The vibe is awesome. The decor is amazing. And can I emphasize again, we love our server. Perfect in every way.

Stephanie Heese

Google

This is my 4th time at lucky accomplice but my first time going since they converted to a tasting menu. I’m just going to say I definitely prefer it the old way. The tasting menu was great, but the service was so slow and the three hours we spent there tonight really killed the mood for me. My only advice is to do the 7 course menu over the 10 to save yourself some time. I’m pretty bummed about how the place is being run now because it was my absolutely favorite place and somewhere I looked forward to taking all of my friends- but now I’m not sure any of us had a notable experience. For 3 people we spent $453 before tip and we each got 2 cocktails and the 10 course menu.

Alissa Boehner

Google

5 plus stars!! The finest dining experience my husband and I have ever enjoyed. We did the full tasting with drink pairing, and it was incredible throughout! The ambiance of the restaurant, staff, and music really set the mood. Fantastic place!!

Michael Binkley

Google

Went to Lucky Accomplice for their 10 course tasting menu after our wonderful experience at Savage (Swift) before. The food was great (not quite the same level as Savage) but I enjoyed the overall ambience and flavor palate. Will be back again.

Sara G.

Yelp

Savage and the Accomplice by Logan Ely is a gift to St. Louis. After its highly anticipated return, this restaurant has once again redefined the culinary scene with its impeccable 10-course tasting menu. Logan Ely's vision, talent and creativity are clear in every dish. The menu is an artful exploration of seasonal, local ingredients. Each course from the warm mushroom broth infused with armagnac and lapsang tea to the sweet finale of brown butter cake with hay-smoked oat milk was perfectly executed and a perfect amount of food. Highlights for me were the cod and the hamachi #stlouispescatarianapproved The pacing of the 10 courses was flawless, allowing each dish to stand out while maintaining a cohesive narrative throughout the meal. St. Louis is so lucky to have a place like this concept back on the scene.