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[Editor's note: In last week's issue, under the impression that the restaurant offered a limited food menu as late as 1 a.m., we awarded Terrene "Best Late Night Dining." In fact, Terrene's kitchen is open no later than 11 p.m. We still love 'em, though and we stand by our "Best Outdoor Dining" pick!] Savor Of course, there are nights when, by plan or accident, we don't have time for dinner until late. Like, midnight, if not later. And while I have nothing against the Courtesy Diner, Uncle Bill's or Steak 'n' Shake (au contraire, in fact) sometimes I'm just not in the mood for diners or dives.
I have at least one more option. Savor in the Central West End now offers food in its lounge until 2:30 a.m. The menu is limited and it doesn't have much in common with the restaurant's more sophisticated offerings but at this hour you won't care.
You can sate your red-eye hunger with a burger and fries, housemade potato chips or chicken wings. There is also an antipasti plate: a jumble of pepperoni, andouille sausage and artichoke hearts along with a few cheeses.
Your best might be (wait for it...) the flatbread. This is the most pizza-like of the three flatbreads mentioned in this column, with thin (but not insubstantial) crust, good sauce, mozzarella and your choice of three toppings. I enjoyed andouille sausage, roasted mushrooms and black olives.
Just don't call it a pizza.