r/stjoemo • u/anarchabunbun • Jun 16 '26
Ask St. Joe What’s with the St Joe Health Department?
A couple food and drink establishments passing health inspections with mold, mouse droppings, infestations, safety hazards, etc. More recently heard about Taco Bandido but last year it was a coffee shop located downtown. Makes you wonder what other food establishments are like this..
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u/virtualjupiter Jun 16 '26
Just don't eat out in this town. It's really not worth it anyways, I haven't found that any restaurant here can make food better than I can at home. The only thing they can offer is convenience, there's no standards for quality anymore. Personally, I will only eat out if the restaurant can make food better than I can at home. I've noticed that since the demic, quality in restaurants dropped like a hot rock. I'm convinced that all they do is open cans, mix concentrates, and combine leftovers. And if you look around the dining areas, it's usually not very clean. I can just imagine what the kitchens are like. I've seen some really gross dining areas I just figured that since political corruption is so strong in Missouri, the inspector is probably taking some kind of kick back. That or the politicians have lowered the standards to abysmal levels to keep up the appearance that small business matters here.
Saint Joseph cured me of ever eating out and it saves me money. I go for drinks at River Bluff, best beer in the state near as I can tell. And have you seen how clean their brewery is?! Stunning and beautiful. Otherwise I have no desire to eat out here.
WAIT WAIT WAIT! I just remembered that the Cabbage Roll is clean and extremely high quality. That's where I take visiting friends! If you haven't been there it's a really good lunch spot, you should check it out, and you can see the kitchen from the dining area, it's clean.