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    3.3 (45 reviews)
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    Yellow...very yellow. Arthur Dent may be stalking me
    Torrey S.

    I'm giving them four stars because the staff & vibe are so awesome. Unfortunately, they could not overcome technical glitches like key cards and digital randomly not working. Housekeeping mailed it in. All that said, the rooftop bar makes the rest worth it, although you should be warned this is a definite TikTok kind of gathering spot. I had to navigate around, and I use this term loosely, filmmakers in the lobby and a bit less on the rooftop. All that said, I don't suggest being anywhere around here on a Friday or Saturday night expecting a parking space or an uncrowded bar

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    Kimberly W.

    If you're going to a show at the Fox or Powell, this is a very convenient option to both. They have a pay parking lot that is currently $25/nt with a $1.25/nt fee. When you arrive, park in the check in waiting area in the circle drive. Then take the elevator to the 12th floor lobby. You need a physical card for in/out privileges and frankly to make sure you don't end up double paying to get out. Once you get your card, then you take the entrance to the lot that is connected to the circle drive. To head to your room, you'll need to take the far elevators, I do like the theming and the location, but there are some flaws. Only 2 elevators to the guest rooms, low water pressure for showers, and an HVAC that is loud when it shuts off. Oh, and very little control over the temperature, just a vague "warmer/cooler." Now if you're used to budget or quirky hotels, none of this is enough to avoid this place. But if you're expecting a higher end Hilton property, you'll be disappointed. It's interesting, but the price is for the location. Keep that in mind before deciding if to book. Myself, I would strongly consider staying here for another staycation

    Valerie T.

    Went to the rooftop bar for an after concert cocktail. We were also looking for food since we hadn't eaten. Take the elevator to the penthouse and you'll arrive. No tables available on the the outside but a few in. We sat near a big window with a great view. Order at the bar and find a table. They'll bring it to you. We had rum cocktails that were delicious. Rum is one of my all time favorite spirits. It takes me right back to Jamaica. Delicious! We ordered a flatbread pizza, chicken tacos made from wonton wrappers and truffle chips that came with a dip. Surprisingly yummy (all of it). Those little tacos were the star of the spread. Chicken was flavor packed and the crispy shell was a great component to this tasty snack. Service was amazing! The DJ's fantastic. The manager was so attentive! I mean...what is this place? He even gave us four free parking passes for our next visit. Very impressive! We spend a lot of time in the arts district and I think we've found a good late night place. The most interesting thing about this place was the diverse mix of people. I realize it's in a hotel but the amount of elderly people here was interesting and pretty cool I must say. Fun for all! Head here an amazing view and experience.

    Anna G.

    Came for the Christmas pop up Moose Mug lounge. it was pretty crowded and we struggled to find seating, two of us ended up sharing one seat. The decor was cute and the cocktails were good but really expensive. They also had food options which was nice but we only got drinks. The drinks once we ordered came out pretty quick. It was fun watching everybody come in with their pretty holiday outfits. It was also hard finding parking on a Saturday night because there was also a performance at the Fox.

    King bed.
    Chris F.

    We stayed on a Sunday night for a concert that was canceled due to weather. The hotel was clean and beautifully decorated with art. The service at the front desk was friendly. We did not have food since the restaurant was closed. Our room was blue and on the 7th floor. We liked it, clean and quiet. Had a mini fridge and Kuerig. We would return.

    Shalaunte W.

    I came down here to try the Art Bar and this is the hotel it's located in. Limited street parking if you are not a guest. Pretty art work and design pieces and this is just the lobby first floor. I would love to come back and browse around this building. It was well lit and free of clutter.

    Angie H.

    Such a cool eclectic hotel! The decor is very interesting and every room unique. They have a great rooftop bar with a great outdoor area overlooking the city. It was a great place to chill. The room was spacious and the bed and pillows were super comfy. The AC worked great, which is hard to find in a hotel. The staff was friendly, but things seemed a bit unorganized. They ran out of water bottles, which was annoying, and the service in the restaurant was very slow. It was definitely a unique place to stay.

    Jolene M.

    Perfect spot in St Louis. Rooms are in bold colors to immerse you into the art experience. I was in the blue room. All the calming vibes with great views. Loved the on site restaurant Commonwealth and ART bar rooftop views can't be beat.

    Michelle M.

    Went group of colleagues after a charity fundraiser and had the BEST TIME!! We happened upon Salsa Night which included a DJ and dancing-- it was apparently just a September special though if they brought Salsa nights back on the regular I think we would make it a weekly occurrence. The views, the vibes, the cocktails... all top notch. Will absolutely be back!

    Jaz M.

    Bri and Nyla/ Nia were very helpful. There was a mixup with my room, it was originally booked for blue and they put me in a green room. The room was nice though with a comfortable bed. There is a rooftop bar and restaurant located downstairs. Good for relaxing getaways or staycations. There is an open free parking lot available.

    Pooja V.

    The food was delicious and the location on the rooftop was so beautiful. You really got a true 360° view of St. Louis. You could also see the arch from up there. We got some great family pictures while we were there. The drinks were good, but basic cocktails nothing Unique. The staff was very friendly and nice. But they were understaffed and slow. Something for Management to keep in mind.

    King suite bedroom
    Dee C.

    Interesting Hotel, no reward member perks aside from a $15 per person daily Restaurant credit because they do not offer a free breakfast. (no matter what your status is! ) No concierge, Lounge, there is a gym. It was easy to get to using the metro from the airport and transferring to the bus which stops on the block. This hotel, you had to walk to the backstreet entrance and it looks very plain when entering aside from one luggage stacked art piece outside. You must take the elevator to the 12th floor, which is the lobby. I'd say this hotel is nice, but no frills, I did expect more decor from it being a Hilton and a boutique division tapestry. All the rooms have a color theme, my room is all blue, which looks nice and I do like the artwork in the room. However, the thermostat cannot be set to a particular temperature. It only has a hot or cool setting with a little lever you can move up or down. The bed is comfortable, and the bathroom is nice and big with products to use for shampoo, conditioner, body wash, lotion, and some Q-tips. The towels are OK. There's a closet and a steamer! Bonus points for having a steamer, they also have an iron and ironing board, a mini fridge, which is empty for personal use, a Keurig, coffee maker, and ice bucket, two glasses. I had to call the front desk to request a luggage rack which was brought up promptly. There's a little desk and two complementary bottles of water. I was able to check into the room extra early, probably because of my diamond status with Hilton. I did have to ask her about the daily credit, and confirm there was no Lounge. I was disappointed that she didn't volunteer that information as welcoming me to the property and I read on the website that The Bar has some special holiday cocktails, I feel like she should've mentioned that on my check in as well. That was a missed opportunity to make me comfortable and have a nice stay. The location is just across from the theater and seems to have some nice places nearby. There's a rooftop bar with some food items. There's a restaurant in the front called Commonwealth, which is where you would use your credit for breakfast lunch or dinner. I'll make a separate view for those places. Well, the location seems OK and easy to access, it's not the central downtown area. That is a nine minute Uber or 25 minute metro trip or 50 minute walk. But I'm here for a convention so everything downtown was sold out and this was the best alternative for a decent hotel.

    Christina A.

    I recently traveled to St. Louis for a sorority business trip and was unfortunately disappointed with my stay. I found this hotel on TikTok, where people were raving about it, but my experience didn't live up to the hype. Initially, I booked the yellow room, but the covers were dirty and stained. I was then moved to the red room, only to find that the TV didn't work. What struck me was that the hotel's walls didn't appear to be freshly painted, and the rooms didn't seem to be of the high quality I would have expected, especially given the online reviews. Although this hotel has a lot of potential, its cleanliness and upkeep fell short. If the staff focused on improving these areas, I believe guests would have a much better experience.

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    None Of The Above - Craft cocktail with red wine foam!

    None Of The Above

    4.4(126 reviews)
    0.7 miMidtown

    I was really impressed with this speakeasy. It was obviously hard to find the door, lol but look…read morefor those red lights over it. The bouncer was super nice and he actually walked me all the way in. our waitress was also very nice and attentive. It was not busy when we were there and we had reservations for a group of six, which is apparently the most you can have on a reservation. We were there to celebrate a friend's birthday and everyone got a variety of drinks from the cocktail menu. I got their version of the whiskey sour with the cherry froth on top and it was so good. The waitress said it is the most popular and I can see why I really enjoyed it and would've ordered more if it wasn't so expensive for one drink the table, got a variety of the small bites such as the cheese and the Barada. They also got some bread which looked awesome. I did not try personally, but it looked very impressive. the atmosphere is dark and mysterious. It smelled good and felt fancy. The decor is very tasteful and makes you feel like you are truly in a speakeasy. The location is outstanding with it being near the foundry. If you're looking for a place to grab a drink, this is definitely a fun stop however, don't expect a full meal. Overall would be back!

    Finding None of the Above hidden inside The Foundry was such a fun experience and definitely one of…read morethe highlights of our visit. We showed up without a reservation, which I wouldn't necessarily recommend. We were initially told the wait would probably be around an hour and a half, so reservations are definitely a good idea. Somehow, we got super lucky and received a text that they were ready for us only about 10 or 15 minutes later. We ended up sitting at the bar, which honestly made the experience even better. If you enjoy watching bartenders work their magic, I highly recommend sitting there if you get the chance. The cocktails here are unlike anything we've had before, and it was so much fun watching all the different drinks being made and seeing the creativity that goes into each one. Our bartender, John, was amazing. He was incredibly personable, answered all of our questions, and was genuinely enjoyable to talk to throughout the evening. Between the two of us, we tried four cocktails. I started with the Linea Uno and asked John if he could make it less bitter after the woman sitting next to me mentioned that was an option. It was delicious, although I apparently didn't pay enough attention to the menu when ordering because it was tequila-based, and tequila normally isn't my first choice. The Trade Winds was one of the coolest drinks of the night, made with clarified rum, apricot, and coconut and topped with mango air. The mango air literally looked like bubbles but smelled like mango. Such a unique presentation, and the drink itself was really enjoyable. My husband tried the New York Whiskey Sour, made with clarified whiskey, yuzu, tart cherry, and black lime cordial with a red wine foam. Again, the presentation was beautiful, and it tasted just as good as it looked. My personal favorite was Ankra's Passion Fruit Martini, made with vodka, vanilla, passion fruit, lime, and bubbles. It came with a small glass of champagne on the side, which was a really nice touch. John mentioned that I could drink the champagne separately or add it to the martini as I went. I ended up pouring some into the cocktail, and for me, it balanced out the sweetness of the passion fruit perfectly. The entire speakeasy experience was just fun, from trying to find the entrance to making our way inside and finally settling in at the bar. We took plenty of pictures and videos along the way, but I'm intentionally not posting most of them because I don't want to ruin the surprise for anyone visiting for the first time. I will share a picture of the red light you need to look for at The Foundry since we initially had a little trouble figuring out where to go, along with some photos of our drinks. The rest of the journey inside is something I think you should experience for yourself. Creative cocktails, beautiful presentations, a genuinely fun atmosphere, and fantastic service from John made this an easy five-star experience for us. If you're visiting The Foundry and enjoy unique cocktails and hidden speakeasies, None of the Above is absolutely worth finding. Just learn from us and make a reservation. We got very lucky!

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    Hidden Gem - Y2k pop up

    Hidden Gem

    4.6(76 reviews)
    0.4 miMidtown
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    I was here last fall for a girls weekend getaway, we came across this bar and it was fabulous! The…read moredrinks were amazing. The bartenders were a lot of fun. The atmosphere was a lot of fun. I would definitely go back there if I'm ever in St. Louis again.

    Still in love with Hidden Gems and everything it has to offer! The bar itself is such a fun spot…read more The décor is playful and whimsical, and the dance floor is always a good time. The upstairs lounge is perfect if you want to hang out with friends or just take a break and rest your feet for a bit. I absolutely love that space and how comfy it is. One of the biggest perks of Hidden Gems is their back room, which allows them to host events and fun pop-up experiences. I've been to a few, and most recently attended the "Taylor Swift: Bejeweled" experience. The space was decked out in all things Taylor, with every era clearly represented. Giant friendship bracelets hung from the ceilings and lined the walls, which was such a fun touch. And of course, there were plenty of photo ops with my close personal bff, Taylor herself! The drink menu was themed to match the eras, with tons of creative options. My friends and I tried several cocktails, along with a few NA options as well. I really appreciate that they offer non-alcoholic drinks as I've been cutting back on alcohol over the past few months, and it's nice to still have fun choices that actually taste good! The Mirrorball was easily my favorite drink of the night. It tasted just like an orange creamsicle and was served in a disco ball...so good and so fun. My last drink of the night was "So Long London," which was almost like a dessert in a glass. Highly recommend ending your night with that one!

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    Lazy Tiger

    Lazy Tiger

    4.7(124 reviews)
    1.7 miCentral West End

    Lazy Tiger is a part of the Yellow Belly and Extra Wavy family of restaurants that focuses on…read moreinventive cocktail creations and seafood forward dishes. The restaurant itself is quite small and is located on the other side of Yellow Belly. The entrance has minimal space that looks to be able to accommodate 4 or 6 people if you're waiting for a table. Inside, the spacing is fairly decent for being a smaller location. I didn't feel too crammed dining and the 2-seater table was of normal size so there was enough room. We were seated right by the entrance with a curtain separating the area. True to its name, a Tiger statue sits at the entrance which is decorated in tropical manner. The theme continues within the restaurant. Lazy Tiger has a happy hour which if I remember correctly, ended at 6:30. Their cocktails are $12 during happy hour (rather than $14) and they have a selection of snack type items which you could have as appetizers if you'd like. We both got a cocktail. My husband had the human costume (gin, amaro, blanc vermouth, melon, gnartruese, malic acid) and I had the humble brag (gin, rhum, salted banana, forbidden rice, coconut, lemon). Both were refreshing and different but in a good and surprising way. We started with the nachos from the happy hour menu and added some pork belly per our writer's recommendation. I love pork belly anything anyway. The nacho was a huge serving! And it was very tasty with a good amount of crispy pork belly peppered throughout. I had the Morrocan spiced halibut served with couscous, asparagus, Spanish chorizo, tomatoes, pistachio dukkah. Halibut was well seasoned and prepared perfectly. We also shared an order of the vegetable fried rice and added some spam because I am a sucker for spam fried rice. It came with some chili crisps which brought the dish to another level. My husband had the tamales which he thoroughly enjoyed. I didn't get to try some but it looked fantastic. We ended up taking home the rest of my meal and the rest of the fried rice which have been devoured over the weekend. Service was fantastic. I love the vibe, I love the food!

    Didn't know if we should enter - the sign for please wait to be seated is right inside the door and…read morethe restaurant is separated with a drape. I peaked my head in and no one was around I asked a customer if I come In it was awkward. The hostess was great and our server was great also! Explained all drinks and about the place. The food was so amazing - we got a bunch to try and liked each thing. The place is small and cozy without feeling crowded. It was a little dark

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    No Ordinary Rabbit - Feta dip would have been good if there  was more honey on it...

    No Ordinary Rabbit

    4.7(99 reviews)
    1.9 miMcRee Town

    Fantastic happy hour from 3-5…read more The Elephant Never Forgets is an amazing creation. Best cocktail I've had in quite some time. I usually only have a cocktail when dining out...but I would buy a gallon of this to take home if I could. It's that good! The rest of the cocktail list is full of creativeness and I feel you can't go wrong with any of them. And then the dips! So good plus the homemade pita is delicious. Dinner menu starts at 5 so we stayed to try more of what The Rabbit has to offer. We ordered the onion rings, gnocchi and meatballs. Unexpectedly, the gnocchi was in a light yet very flavorful broth. It was our favorite dish from the dinner menu. The onion rings were okay and pretty greasy. The labneh sauce was the standout part of the onion rings. The meatballs were also flavorful with a hint of spice yet a tad bit dry. Still worth ordering.

    This is my favorite restaurant in St. Louis!! The space is dark, elegantly intimate yet whimsical…read morewith candles and rabbit ears peeking up from lampshades - but it was their food and drink that blew me away. We ordered the NOR and Lillian's revenge cocktails, onion rings, mac & cheese, red snapper, pork tenderloin, and gooey butter cake. I love it when I get to experience flavors I've never had before and every dish gave me a revelation. The cocktails were perfectly balanced, the pork was cooked sous vide and so succulent, and the veggies were tender with drool-worthy flavor. Most of all, everything tasted so delicious and real. It was also not too expensive for this high quality of dining, delivered with warm, genuine service. Our dining experience was an incredible 10/10. I would recommend this restaurant to everyone and can't wait to return.

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    No Ordinary Rabbit - Eggplant dip & tinned sardines

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