3 Brothers

Service was sooo slow. They didn't take our drink order for 30mins, and we had to ask to order drinks. A member of our party accidentally walked into the kitchen when he was looking for the restroom and saw someone smoking in the kitchen, which I'm pretty sure is a health code violation. The fish was completely over-cooked. The food was just average and pretty expensive.

We decided to try the place on Saturday at 2:00 in the afternoon but they were closed.  Hours on the door said open noon Saturdays but the door was locked.  If you decide to make the drive you maybe should call first.  The owners or managers were inside having beers and talking on their cell phones.  Ended up going next door to Hawthorns.

We stopped in Labadie after a gorgeous day in the Shaw Nature Reserve. Two restaurants sit next to each other in this little town. We honestly chose 3 Brothers because they had next to no customers and we were rather starved.

Abysmal service. They "ran out of rolls, so it would be ok if they didn't replenish them". Their credit card machine was down, but hey, there's an ATM across the street (which of course charged me a $3.50 fee).

The food was particularly bad. Very, very overpriced. We have dined around the world, honestly, and never have I had food so overpriced. The staff at 3 Brothers try way to hard to be something they are not - an upscale restaurant in a whistle-stop town. It was no surprise why the Hawthorne Inn next door was hopping; they serve more traditional food that clearly provides more value to the diners in the area.

The Ground Angus entree was smothered in undercooked burgundy sauce that left my companion literally feeling intoxicated. The shrimp pepper pasta was clever, but was not worth $19. The name of the restaurant is '3 Brothers Restaurant and Bar', however they have no beer on tap.. Our other companions also felt cheated by the value of their meal.

We couldn't leave fast enough. Unfortunately, or fortunately, depending on who you wish to favor here, the restaurant looks to be up for sale. On a Saturday evening the restaurant next door was full to the brim, while 3 Brothers had but 4 tables. The service certainly reflects their overpriced menu: an establishment trying to hard and failing miserably. Next time, just be patient and wait for a table at the Hawthorne Inn next door.