Three Kings Public House - St. Louis

I LOVE THREE KINGS!!!!! After a long flight I was delighted to see a Three Kings Restaurant at THE AIRPORT. Burger patty was succulent (I asked for a patty only Im on a carnivore diet) Bartender was a delight, everything was just perfect. Thank you MR THREE KINGS FOR THE RELIEF I NEEDED. Will be back……..Food: 5/5

The service was good. I had ordered one of the lobster soups; it was a cup, but I got a bowl, and the soup temperature was warm. It was still enjoyable. I requested another drink, but the server brought me another soup instead of a beer. They allowed me to keep the soup which was a cup size, and it was scorching hot. It was still enjoyable. One observation was that the server made it seem like they were short on items from the menu and had to verify with the kitchen before placing the order.

Looked at every restaurant in T2 and settled on Three Kings. Sat at the bar. Ordered the specialty (smash burger) and was not disappointed. Great burger with all you want to go along with it – fresh lettuce, onion, pickle and hot, crisp fries. The Patron margarita was excellent as well. Yes, the total check was on the expensive side, but it was worth an outstanding meal at an airport. The place was packed with air travelers (add your own adjectives – people are not usually the best versions of themselves at the airport) and there did not appear to be enough servers. I kept seeing a very nicely dressed, petite woman all over the place. I thought she was a business traveler. Then, I started to hear her: ‘I’m here to make you shine’, ‘You shine, I shine’. I finally figured out that she worked there and was filling in the gaps for the servers – helping them as an authentic ‘servant-leader’ – the real deal, in real time. If you go to Three Kings for the great food (no kidding) and margarita, I hope you get a glimpse of the Shining Queen and *hear* how true leadership gets done. The example of this beautiful lady broke my heart and put it back together sitting right there – in all places – an airport bar.

Didn't get what I ordered. Ordered bacon jam burger with just cheese and bacon jam on it. Came with both special sauce and mayonnaise but no bacon jam. Side of jam was just chopped bacon and onions grilled, definitely not bacon jam.

It's an airport bar....so, that's what you have to compare. The bartender? Amazing. I am so sad I didn't get her name, but she was a funny, blonde, energetic rock star that knows how to take care of people (despite the CO going out and kitchen running out of so many things). The turkey sandwich was decent. As always in airports, you'll spend an arm and a leg, but the service was fantastic!