44 Stone has amazing food! A great ambience, and the friendliest employees. I highly recommend the chicken livers for an appetizer . The sauce they put with the chicken livers is very succulent. You will want to drink that stuff, it's amazing! The mouth watering 44 Stone burger was cooked to perfection. Their colcannon potatoes are reason enough to check this place out. Simply put, the best potatoes you will ever eat. Their beer and wine selection is one of the biggest and best in Columbia. I highly recommend 44 Stone.
The best meal I've had in Columbia so far! Impressive beer selection, and the brussel sprouts and colcannon were amazing. Highly recommend to anyone looking for a good "comfort food" meal.
I love this place! Simply my favorite gastro-pub around. No other restaurant in the area gets higher praise from me. Great food, great beer selection, knowledgeable staff, fantastic food/drink pairings.
Went to dinner with my wife and daughter. All our meals were very good. Vegetable Chicken Curry: couldn't stop eating it, wasn't to hot, interesting and pleasing taste. Salmon Zucchini and mashed potatoes (nightly special): perfectly cooked, crispy edge with a soft center. Ribeye asparagus and mashed potatoes (other nightly special) steak was cooked properly and garnished with butter. It was flavorful and fully enjoyable. The potatoes were good as well. So the food was really good. The service was nice and watching their team work together was entertaining. They seem to like each other. That is a huge intangible, staff chemistry. I don't know if anyone else pays attention to that, but I do. Glad we ended up here. We will come back.
Alicia Hayden Whittom
+4.5
Love this place is my go too date night. The cheese fritter appetizer is enough reason in itself to go. Always get a side of goat cheese polenta no matter what I get also. I have tried a wide variety of the menu and have only been slightly disappointed once. I love trying new beers. Lastly the service has always been great. My only point of improvement is a better waiting area.
Perfect Sunday Brunch. While visiting a friends who attends Mizzou we were taken to 44 Stone Public House for Sunday brunch. You never really know what to expect when someone tells you that they are taking you out for brunch so I kept an open mind but my expectations were far exceeded. My husband had the smoked salmon hash while I had the tikka masala and grilled apple salad. The food came out quickly and was very flavorful plus it went perfectly with the local beer we ordered! If you like brunch you must come to 44 Stone Public House and experience what your missing!
The deviled egg appetizer is great, and they do a really good special from time to time (the shepherd's pie on St. Pat's was great). And the small pints make this the best place for sampling beer - but unfortunately the rest of the pub is not really set up like a pub. The acoustics make it hard to talk, much less relax, and the tall tables/chairs do not have the inviting air of the same models across the pond as a result. They also have inconsistent service: sometimes it is wonderful, sometimes it is hostile.
By far the best restaurant in Columbia. You cannot go wrong with any meal from 44 stone, they are all FANTASTIC.
Good thick hamburger and awesome homemade chips.
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Jekyll & Hyde - but lots of potential. We first visited earlier this in February after making reservations on Open Table. We were shoved into a corner table where 2 out of 3 where facing a wall. Whoever laid out the seating needs an education on enjoyable dining experiences. Whoever decides to put advanced reservations at crappy tables needs to wash dishes for three months. In summary, the overall experience (and management response) was so bad, I have no idea if the food on that visit was good, bad, or average.
Based on comments that things have gotten better, we returned. And they are mostly right. They still have the horrific table layouts (if you make on Open Table reservation, make sure you do not list 3 in your party or you might be stuck in purgatory). But I can tell you the food is actually pretty amazing. We shared a pretzel app - fantastic. I had the Tandoori chicken which was very good, and the burgers were excellent to amazing.
The bartenders have an excellent knowledge of the beers. Our waitress had an excellent use of the words "uhm," "I think," and "like," but lack a any real sense of hoppy and malty on beer.
If you want a great food experience, hit this place up, but watch where the try to cage you in. If you want a great beer tasting experience, sit at the bar.
Great Beer Selection. Great selection of local brews and beers from across the US.
Havent had a bad thing on the menu.
Their burgers, although messy, are amazing. Has a fried egg and a pretzel bun. To do for.
Amazing. The food is executed perfectly, the balance of seasoning was perfect. Dessert was the most outstanding end to the meal.
This is a place where handmade hamburgers and fish and chips are delicious. It is more interesting because I can taste about 50 beers. Whenever I come here, I want to taste a different beer.
This place is a decent English pub bar. We had the cheese fritters for an appetizer. I didn't love them nor did I hate them. My girlfriend ordered the Chicken & Leek Pasty and I had the 44 Stone Burger. They were both pretty good.
One of the best meals I've had in a while! The vibes are very chill, it's a gorgeous clean building with interesting architecture. We had the deviled eggs, whisky salmon, and shrimp of the day with polenta. Also the seabreaze cocktail and cucumber ginger martini. Everything is reasonably priced for the quality you get. I cannot recommend this place enough!
What a pleasant surprise, my wife and I had been looking for a good burger place in this town for a long while, and the only regret I made was getting the Seoul Disco Fries with the 44burger, because they were both massively delicious. Also dug the bread pudding, our waitress was very kind, the only complaint I really had was the seats we got, we would have preferred an actual table or booth, but the food was good enough to not make something as petty as that a knock off the grade. Hope to come back here again in the future.
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Was passing through the neighborhood on the way to St. Louis from Kansas City when we wanted to try something local on the way home to experience something different, this place caught our eye online so we stopped in, and it lived up to the good reviews we saw!!
To start we had the Welsh rarebit, I have heard of the dish but never experienced it, and this restaurants version of it was phenomenal, definitely unhealthy but absolutely delicious. My companion and I both got the lamb burger, which was pretty good although not as phenomenal as the appetizer. I also really enjoyed my salad, some house salads can be pretty boring and mediocre but this one was very good, especially the house dressing. I also enjoyed their selection of cocktails and got the Negroni which is pictured and then a rosemary spritz, also delightful. We were so full that we were disappointed that we had to turn away the dessert menu, although we would probably want to try that next time! A great place to stop if you’re driving through Columbia, MO!
We got the veggie curry (with chicken), the Tikka masala soup, the children's chicken tenders with fries, the Seoul disco fries, and the fish and chips (with fries)...
Pros: the food was great... All of it. There wasn't anything that wasn't good tasting. The portions were good and worth the cost.
The service was great, she was attentive, welcoming, knowledgeable and nice.
The seating was great... I am sure we got a larger table than one would normally (we have a toddler so we requested the booth in the back).
Cons: Expensive.... If you aren't careful you can spend quite a lot. If it were busier the seating might not have been possible.
We enjoyed a nice pint, sandwich and the Ploughman's lunch. It's a great spot in Columbia that seemed to be slightly more upscale than the usual spots.
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