Cj Mugg's-clayton

Two locations. One is at the epicenter of Old Webster Groves, (Lockwood and Gore). The other located in the heart of Clayton, (Central and Bonhomme). A family run restaurant, established in 1981 by Jack Crall and Carol Hellman, CJ Muggs Bar and Grill has been in business for close to forty years. Muggs (as called by locals) is now in its second generation and occasionally you can see the young third generation helping out. The menu is eclectic with something for everyone. Featuring appetizers, salads, homemade soups, chili and gumbo, distinctive pastas and risottos, fresh fish and beef, gourmet pizzas, quesadillas, sandwiches, burgers, a childrens menu and family recipe specialties. The food is fresh, scrumptious and plentiful. Muggs has won many awards for its delicious entrees. Both locations have ample sized dining rooms. The setting is airy. The décor is original. The dark stained cherry wood tables and cozy chairs are inviting. In Webster local artists hang their art works on the wood paneled and brick walls throughout the dining room. Both locations have floor-to-ceiling windows and French doors offering great views of the bustling streets. Both locations have large patio areas, clad with wrought-iron tables and chairs shaded with massive umbrellas at Webster and an awning in Clayton. The service is friendly and accommodating. Best of all, of the personnel have been with CJ Muggs for years. The bar at both locations are vast, fifteen or so bar stools, a mix of tall cocktail and regular sized tables scattered about that creates a separate experience from the dining room. The bars exude a cozy, warm, sophisticated feel, with lots of wood paneling, leaded glass and low lighting. During happy hour and other special occasions, complimentary appetizers are served. Dress is casual, though anything goes. Full lunch and dinner menus are available in the bar. In Webster the entertainment is lively. Local bands perform toward the back of the bar on weekends and some Th