The story
Frank Sinatra brought his dog inside for a steak dinner at Table 8 after owner Al Barroni told him pets were welcome, and a table remains 'reserved' for Sinatra at St. Louis's oldest single-family restaurant.
Everything that was here
- 1925–present · still open
Al's RestaurantRestaurant
Frank Sinatra brought his dog inside for a steak dinner at Table 8 after owner Al Barroni told him pets were welcome, and a table remains 'reserved' for Sinatra at St. Louis's oldest single-family restaurant.
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