
Quincy Street Bistro
OperatingTIEF, LLC
Food & Beverage · Founded 2020
Quincy Street Bistro was originally founded in 2001 by Mike and Sue Enright. They brought in Rick Lewis (their future son-in-law) as their chef. They continued to serve the Princeton Heights neighborhood in south St. Louis City for almost 8 years, closing in October of 2018.Now, almost exactly two years later, a new group of foodies has decided to reopen and renew the Quincy Street Bistro. Led by Todd Tiefenauer, a 30-year veteran of the food industry, we can't wait to bring our vision of comfort food for every mood to the world.Our goal is to provide a dining experience consisting of the Bistro Basics: Quick, Simple, and Unpretentious. Our varied menu consists of many of our favorite dishes, and well as our spin on a few more. Our drink specials (and specialty drinks) are crafted for the perfect night out.
Financials
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Fundraising history
Team
1 personNames and titles as disclosed on SEC Form C. Bios and photos come from the platform campaign page and may be out of date.
Reg CF annual-report compliance
never closed a Reg CF raise
Reg CF issuers must file a Form C-AR each year until a Rule 202(b) termination trigger is met.
SEC filings
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