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    Beffa's Bar & Restaurant

    4.6 (120 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Live music
    Dogs allowed

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    Connie L.

    We stopped in for a quick drink before another event. Would have liked to spend more time there. Will definitely come back sometime soon to try their food.

    Courtney F.

    We literally live 5 minutes from here so I'm not sure why we haven't tried it! We have pub passes from 2024 and are trying to get through as many as possible before the end of the year and this was on the list so we decided to give it a try. It's more of a divey spot, very casual. The service was fantastic all night long though, we sat at the bar and it did not disappoint. They have some great beer and wine options, and from what we could tell, made some pretty great cocktails. Their whiskey selection was also great. Their fries are amazing and crispy. The burger was good but the patty was a little dry for my liking. My husband really enjoyed the sandwich. For convenience, I think we would definitely stop in here again. I can see why it's rates so high.

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    michelle h.

    We were in St. Louis and looking for a local family run place to get lunch. We found Beffa's on Yelp and decided to try it out. It was a cute small place, it definitely gave more of a bar vibe but our kids enjoyed the games during the daytime. The servers were wonderful, they gave good recommendations and were very helpful. The food was delicious, we got a pizza for the kids to share. My husband enjoyed the smash burger and the Ruben was probably the best I've ever had.

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    Stephanie S.

    First time here at what, evidently, is a beloved St. Louis bar/restaurant. Loved it! We were there at happy hour (they even have happy hour on Saturdays until 8pm!), and they have outstanding drink deals. The craft cocktails were $7. I had a very generous Manhattan. The food isn't anything over the moon, but it's solid. I had the Pub Smash burger and mashed potatoes. I devoured it all (without shame ). I'm a cheapskate and thought the prices were great. The service was outstanding. It wasn't crowded when we got there (around 6pm on Saturday), but it gradually got busier as the night went on. It has a fun sports bar feel. Can't believe I hadn't tried this place before now, but I'll definitely be back.

    Andrea S.

    Totally unassuming from outside. No big signs and we can easily drive past it and not knowing it's here. The inside is really cute. Nicely decorated for Christmas. Food was delicious. Gotta try the toasted smash burger.

    Steve K.

    My wife and I enjoyed a very pleasant meal here. Their reuben differentiates itself by using a tamer version of sauerkraut. - kind of a cabbage slaw - and not drowning in dressing. The corned beef was lean and high-quality. and that's what really matters. A few types of Heavy Riff beer on draft is a plus.

    Crispy chicken wrap
    Janet L.

    I come here at least once a month for trivia. Their prices and vibes are so good. The owners, bartenders, and waiters are all so nice! They do not have a sign on the bar so look out for their big parking lot behind their building. They have trivia that starts at 6:30pm and happy hour from 4-7pm. Finally a spot with trivia that starts early and happy hour that runs late! They have other cool events like music bingo and karaoke. Highly recommend coming here to pregame for a downtown event or dropping in after a sporting event or concert! My go to order is the crispy chicken wrap with hot honey and a side of fries. Both have great flavor and generous portions. I have tried the frisco smash but it is a little smaller and lacks the 1000 island sauce. Be prepared for a busy night during events especially trivia nights.

    Chicken and waffles
    Curtis T.

    Honey Bee's took over the kitchen at Beffa's and just launched their new menu. On national Fried Chicken Sandwich day, I opted for the special - A fried chicken biscuit - of course! If this is on the menu, give it a try! (4.5/5) Generous, hand breaded juicy chicken sauced with a nice Cajun remoulade-like sauce plus homemade pickles - all on a big fresh biscuit "kissed" with butter and honey. Tater tots were seasoned well. Service was friendly and prompt. Drinks come from the Beffa bar. Ambiance was nice and joyful - with some good tunes blasting throughout! (Who doesn't like the chainsmokers?)

    My beer with the beer passport!
    Norman L.

    Easy parking! Another stop on our beer passport today. Had absolutely no idea this place even existed. Apparently they are known for not having a sign, but it has been in business since 1899! Still family owned by the 4th generation from Switzerland and we had some great service while we were there. Pretty good beer menu and a full bar. They look to be a very popular place for watching the STL FC soccer matches. Known for their smash burgers but when I go back for food I will be trying the Orange Chicken Bowl! The waitress said that they hired a new chef a couple of months ago and the food is really good. Definitely will be back!

    Elise H.

    Just went to trivia here (once a month on Wednesdays ) and had such a good time! They have a great variety of food with plenty of healthy options + fries are out of this world. The owner is so friendly as well as the server. They also have a special apple pie moonshine that is dangerously tasty. Will definitely be coming back next month!

    Tiarra E.

    Need a last min place to try for brunch and we found this hidden gem. My family we greeted right away and was informed how the establishment is set up. The food was separate from the drinks which wasn't a big deal. The chief Steve I believe gave us a detailed run down on all the food. My kids enjoyed the chicken and waffles. Meanwhile I had the burger which was amazing,We also tried a few different breakfast shots and the mimosas. We definitely will be back!

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    Susan D.

    I always like to support local family owned businesses, even more so when they donate to charity. Our large group was welcomed for dinner just as if we were family. The decor is simple with a simple menu. Food choices are somewhat limited, but I understand the kitchen will be closing soon and will be revamped and introduce a whole new menu. I'll definitely be back to try that. I opted for the potato Rossi, thin & crispy potatoes & onions garnished with Parmesan, similar to a gigantic potato pancake; a little heavy on the onions, but very good. Salad was simple and fresh. The smash burgers looked delicious and everyone was happy with their meals. Absolutely outstanding service from Kaleb!

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    Wanda H.

    A hidden GEM! Came with a friend to get a bite to eat and maybe a cocktail before going to see Shakespeare in the Streets. The food was GREAT, the service was AWESOME, and the cocktails were DELICIOUS! The exterior of the building is VERY unassuming, but it's SO nice once you get inside. We ended up getting TWO cocktails because they were so good. The bartender made one for my friend that wasn't even on the menu. We were going to split and share our food, so asked for an extra plate. The cut both items in half and served it to us each that way, NO extra charge! Cheerful staff that seemed HAPPY to be there. SUCH a great place!

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    Not the same as in its previous incarnation that was a St. Loud institution, but still worth visiting.

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    Fun old bar. Servings are not large but satisfying. Glad we stopped in to visit a legend.

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