Located at the intersection of Clarkson and Clayton Rd. in the rapidly developing Fountain Plaza is a pub and grill where everyone can ‘Eat, Drink, and Be Merry.’
Those five words can be found anywhere you turn in The Corner Pub and Grill. One of two locations, (the other location is in Kirkwood – see Feb. 8 Out and About) the restaurant welcomes visitors into its inviting atmosphere, donned with plasma careen TV’s and Mizzou paraphernalia from wall to wall.
The Tiger Pride found inside is no secret to those who enter, especially during Mizzou v. KU match-ups when employees can be seen wearing shirts that read ‘Eat, Drink, and Beat KU.’
On one half of the restaurant is a sports bar, where everyone is full of spirit as they cheer on their favorite teams. While the other side is a cozier atmosphere where visitors can sit down and visit with family and friends.
But the item of most importance is the food, and the menu has great variety. With appetizers ranging from fried pickles to beef kabobs, a diverse assortment of burgers, sandwiches, salads and wraps, mouth-watering brick oven pizzas and even soup, there is sure to be something to please anyone’s taste buds.
Everything is quite reasonably priced, and the service is fast, efficient and always friendly.
For a complete view of the menu, information about the banquet room, contact information and more, visit www.cornerpubandgrill.com.

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