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Specialties
Located in historic Benton Park, next to the Anheuser Busch Brewery, Frazer’s Restaurant serves award winning dishes made in house ranging from American (New), Mediterranean, to Cajun dishes from New Orleans. This neighborhood restaurant frequented by locals and world travelers is known for a variety of fresh seafood dishes, steaks and chops, pasta, pizza, sandwiches, burgers, soups and salads. In house cuisine includes fresh bread and delicious homemade desserts.
Extensive wine list, variety of martinis, and cocktail list available in this casual upscale restaurant can also be enjoyed in the beautifully unique lounge. Happy hour specials include complimentary appetizers, oyster bar, and industry night.
The elegant romantic setting of Frazer’s Restaurant has a history of first dates, and marriage proposals! In addition to the private party room, catering to rehearsal dinners, cocktail parties, and birthday parties there is also outside patio dining.
History
Established in 1992.
When Frazers first opened with just 25 seats for lunch only, meals were served on paper plates with plastic utensils. Because of the small capacity many customers ordered their food to go in «the traveling brown bags.» After completing a renovation of the bar, which includes an outdoor patio, there is seating for 125 guests. Twenty one years and growing Frazers is still sharing its good eats with everyone who comes through the door. Between the comforting food, carefully selected wine list, signature martinis, and decadent desserts, Frazers offers a wonderful creation for everyone.
Meet the Business Owner
Frazer C.
Business Owner
Frazer Cameron, chef and owner of Frazers Restaurant, formerly known as The Traveling Brown Bag, has traveled the US from coast to coast and all over the world experiencing his love for the arts and for fine cuisine. He opened the doors to his restaurant in Benton Park in the winter of 1992, taking what he learned on his explorations and infusing it into the dishes he creates.