Once a month Chuck Berry, the guitar legend himself, performs at this small, but welcoming bar. Chuck owns the place and plays with his son (guitar) and daughter (harmonica/vocals). I caught his act... more
Great local custard shop to cool you off during the humid St. Louis summer. Two locations in the city. Definately a can't miss on any trip here. Need proof; just take a look at all the Ted Drewes hats... more
A brewery pub with good food. Inside was seriously funky -- we ate on the "terrace" with a view of the Union Station shopping mall -- not quite Paris, but nice with the sun streaming in through the... more
The food quality has deteriorated since I was last there 10 years ago, and the place is now stale looking. Still fairly decent food, though. The pasta dishes for $10 are mostly pasta. Pizzas cost a... more
I am a big Hard Rock fan, and I seek them out whenever I travel.
Being as how this Hard Rock is in Union Station, it is VERY easy to find - I saw the guitar from the interstate! The pay parking lot... more
You may know this as Panera Bread in other cities, but this is where it all started. The bread and philosopy were kept in tact when St. Louis Bread was bought by Au Bon Pain. And a couple of good... more
When I think of the restaurants in St. Louis' Italian neighborhood - The HIll - this is probably the first one that comes to mind. Maybe because it was my first experience with The Hill, and I was... more
Annie Gunn's and it's attached gourmet store / deli (The Smokehouse) serve some of the best food I've ever eaten. Annie Gunn's is kind of pricey, but worth every penny. It's not one of those posh... more
Gian-Tony's is in the 'Hill' area of St. Louis and, like most restaurants in the area, it lives up to the Italian motif quite nicely. There are a few different dining rooms within the building and the... more
American popular cuisine has two dishes: Ketchup or Mayonnaise, each one of them served with a pile of food. I like to know the real taste of food, so, I always... more
After an experience at Morgan, I tried, to change, its neighbour, also in the sidewalk. I had (and keep) the idea that the American don’t cook, they just pile... more
Tired of eating fast food, I entered this restaurant hoping that it would provide a more conventional food. It did, but not much. The menu was short, and my... more
It’s a shame, but this was my first Japanese experience. We went there by incident. We were there, it was lunch time, and… why not? I was surprised for the... more
Everyone I bring to this restaurant loves it. The atmosphere is great and well worth the wait. This is my second time with guests both times and we all had a... more
We live in St. Louis and decided to take some relatives to this restaurant after the Cardinals Game for a slinger. The menu has quite a variety for a chili... more
This place is, as the name implies, a bar. Somewhat funky, cool decor but nothing too terribly special either way. Outdoor seating is available if the weather... more
If you are looking for some great brisket, Phil's is a must. Just a short drive out Hwy 44 to Eureka and you are there.It's nothing fancy, but hey it's a Bar b... more
Our dinner reservations were for 7:00 pm. As usual, Tony and I were early, so we decided to grab a quick cocktail in the bar. What a great atmosphere. The bar... more
Opened in 2008 in the location once inhabited by a different restaurant - King Louie's, Revival has the same layout (and I think even the same shutters on the... more
Meriwether's (as in "Meriwether Lewis" of Lewis & Clark fame) is a good choice for a tasty lunch if you are at the Missouri History Museum - or just visiting... more
We had been a long time at the library and didn't see any place for lunch. Eventually, about 3, we stopped at a Jack in the Box. Bob doesn't like to eat in the... more
This restaurant has been around for over ten years, but use to be called South City Diner & was next door to its new, much larger, location. I was sad to see... more
It was pouring down rain when we arrived in my bright orange rental car. Suspecting that we my drink too much wine and need to take a cab home, we confirmed... more
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I've been living in St. Louis since July '97. Yes, ten years & have grown to love it. It is a great American city to visit, too. The main...
St. Louis is a wonderful city that has a lot of cultural things to do and see. Obviously, the arch is one of the main points of interest. Forest Park is another with a mix of a park, museum,...
On Saturday, April 17, my fellow retired teacher and long-time friend, Jill Martin, and I began a week's vacation in Missouri. We stayed in a Time Share Resort located about an hour from Saint Louis....
I actually live in the burbs of St. Louis. The St. Louis area is split up into "Counties", North County, South County and West County. I live in West County, approximately 20 minutes from downtown,......
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