I forgot to take pictures when I came here with friends, but overall, we had a blast! This bowling…read morealley makes me very nostalgic because of its retro vibes. Nothing too fancy, and the machines are not very advanced, but you can still bowl and have a fun time. We were at a lane that had some malfunctions here and there, but we moved lanes and everything went smoothly. Lots of bowling balls to choose from too!

I really enjoyed my time at this bowling alley! It was clean, spacious, and the bowling balls were…read morelabelled and sorted by weight which made things very efficient. They have a bowling league here so half of the lanes were taken up by that but that still left plenty of space for people who were coming in just to bowl for fun. Great for a night out with friends or family!

Fish fry Friday during Lent. Nicely cooked and served in a clean bar and restaurant. Picnic…read moretables in a large event room off the kitchen. Some tables in bar. Fried cod, shrimp and sides. A little sketchy on pricing, but otherwise orderly. Friendly, proud atmosphere.

This location has been here for years and offers a full fun experience. Bowling, Arcade Games,…read moreBilliards (Pool), Bar and Restaurant. Perfect for groups and families, there something for everyone. This particular Sunday, I stopped in around 6p and took advantage of the All You Can Bowl for $15.99 vs Pay by Game at $6 or $7. Getting 3 games in, the $15.99 was the better deal. There was a staffer on duty who came around to take drink and food orders, very friendly. It did feel a bit warm and some ceiling fans would be a nice touch here, otherwise the space is very clean and welcoming.

We are regular customers here. This is a great place for us to bring our grandchild. We all enjoy…read moreour time here. The service is great. Grace the manager is awesome. She is always friendly and helpful like the rest of the staff. Their summer program cant be beat. I recommend you check it out if you haven't yet.

Food was good, reasonable prices. Prefer to NOT eat with plastic fork unless its a food truck…read more Band was good. Hill side view is great. Only issue: $29-$35 wine. Really, there are a dozen wineries close by with $17-19 wines. Might NOT go back. Too many others and YES I have been to all of them in STL and IL with 200 mile circle. Sorry, its wine....not 20 year aged Bourbon. Not $35 worth.

The view is beautiful, service is so friendly, and the food is good! We sat and relaxed in the…read morebeautiful weather while watching a band. Our server checked on us several times and made sure we had everything we needed.

Danielle provided great service. It was a beautiful night with good food. Recommend for a night out…read morein historic St Charles

We were visiting from Farmington Missouri, and had Danielle as our server. She was very attentive,…read moreknew a lot about the history of the building, and served amazing drinks. 10/10 recommend.

We came here for their Pups in the Park event and had a fantastic time! Tickets were very…read moreaffordable and the stadium itself was perfect for kids! There were lots of concession items to choose from. We bought the Leinenkugel Picnic Perch access and it was totally worth it. You were able to get unlimited food and drink. Some of the hot dogs were a little over cooked but still did the job. Everyone there was super friendly. My son even got to out and help clean the bases with the mascots.

Jingle St.Louis !!! I was hesitant to go after all the bad reviews opening week but after patiently…read morewaiting and hoping for the best it actually worked out . Rain did appear on my day but it wasn't snow being optimistic. Parking was no problem and staff was out there to direct . I prepaid but it didn't matter considering they didn't even check. Wait time was long . Doors didn't open to 5:30 on the dot. Once we started walking in it was colorful spacious and well lit. My nephew was scheduled for a 5:30p ice skating and a 6:30pm snow tubing . He loved both activities. No problems and he got a good amount of time with both activities. Food trucks were available. Holiday pop up bars available. Pricey for sure but at this point it's expected. I got two drinks with souvenirs light bulbs for a whopping $19 each . Chicken wings from a food truck called a wing and a prayer were cooked hot and fresh to order $14 . Live shows, pop up bars, hula hoop girl, stilt girl, plenty of picture opportunities. Pop up stores as well. Staff were plentiful and eager to assist in all areas. Kudos for turning this event into something fun .

We host our quarterly RIMS meeting at the MAC West County and they are on top of the event…read moreplanning, food is typically pretty good and the lunches are typically are seamless! There is adequate parking and the space is classy with proper technology for presentations.

I am from San Antonio, Texas and have never belonged to the Missouri Athletic Club. My wife was…read moreraised in St. Louis. Her godfather took us to dinner at the downtown location shortly after we were married. My brother in law is a member. He has taken me there a few times to catch a shuttle to the Cardinals game and for after game drinks. But, I had never been to this location until now. My brother in law threw a very nice dinner party for my sister in law's 70th birthday. Coincidentally, the party was on my actual birthday, Veteran's Day. I kind of considered it my birthday party even though we were celebrating someone else. We started out in a nice room with a bar. They had a little table set up that had sugared bacon on a stick, cocktail shrimp, and toasted ravioli. I really enjoyed the bacon. It was nice and thick, and the piggy taste I like was not overtaken by the sweet glaze. The shrimp were huge and cooked to absolute perfection. The toasted ravioli were just "OK" in my book. Evidently, toasted ravioli is a St. Louis invention and very popular. I prefer mine boiled and covered in Mama's sauce. My brother in law had selected several wines for the party, but I don't like to drink wine in public other than a small glass or two with a meal. I prefer to drink beer because I know how to gauge what I am drinking and stick within my limit. Since it was an open bar, I went over and checked out the beers they had on draft. That is when I first encountered Karen Baldwin. She was so warm and friendly every time I ran into her in the club, that I made a point of asking her name. She helped me pick a beer that I really liked and stuck with the rest of the night. Eventually, a young fellow who seemed to be a manager, led us on a hike through the club to our private dining room. It was nicely decorated and very comfortable. I sat at a table of eight with my wife, her sister, her cousin and his wife, and two of my sister in law's close friends. The first thing they brought out to us was a salad. I liked the way they served all of the ladies at our table first. The salad looked really delicious and had what looked like a huge meatball in it. My wife had read her place card and saw that it was actually a personal-sized cheese ball. It was goat cheese covered with chopped nuts. I smashed it and made sure I had a bit of it on every bite of the salad. It was a salad I will always remember. They also gave us the most heavenly little rolls to go with it. The entree that my brother in law selected was filet mignon and HUGE scallops served with a risotto. I traded my filet for my wife's scallops, as she doesn't like any kind of seafood. Those scallops were the best I have ever eaten. When my sister in law asked if I wanted her last one, I shamelessly took it and scarfed it down. The risotto was not the best I have ever had, but it was good. I think my "scallop high" probably overshadowed it. After dinner, they moved us to an outdoor patio area. It was a little chilly for this Texan, and the gas heaters were evidently just for looks. You could actually touch the glass that covered them. I went in and sat at a table in the bar with my wife's cousin. Once again, Karen Baldwin appeared and took care of us. Although she stands out in my mind, everyone that served us was wonderful. All in all, I thought everything was really nice. It was all very classy, but to me, that has always been a description for St. Louis in general. It is a classy town!

We visited this location recently. The experience was almost to par on the traditional Chuck E…read more Cheese experience but the pricing for different things was shocking. The arcade was the same experience it's always been, sad there's no coins or physical tickets anyone but that's just technology taking over. The biggest turnoff was the playground area you had to pay extra for, it's so small too, not worth the $14/kid to pay for. The pizza was great and the staff were very nice, just pricing was just not reasonable. We had coupons that made it better but once in the building we looked at what the pricing would be without the coupon and were shocked. Before we visited we tried downloading the app and visited the website, it was so convoluted trying to figure out the pricing and how the games work now. I think if the company went back to a more traditional basic structure it would draw more people in. I could see how many parents wouldn't want to visit based on all the pricing and buy-ups needed to get the full experience. What really was a punch in the gut - they took away the stage and the animatronics, it's just a screen now, and to add insult to injury, Chuckie is skinny now?! He's a rat who eats pizza..come on!

This is a solid location. Very clean, staff are friendly. If you look up the coupon deals, you can…read moreget an hour of play Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday for $19.99. That's a pretty good deal! We don't go on the weekends so I can't really speak to the crowds then but the weeknights it's not too crowded. Good way to just take your kids out of the house after work for an hour or two.