First time here for Bingo & it's some kinda Cosmic with the lights off, tables painted and an…read moreAWESOME atmosphere! We paid $20 & it's good so far! Hope to come back soon!

From the owner: The Bingo Hall for "Old-Fashioned" Family Fun! Bingo Games that fit into any budget.read more

The hotel was nice and a great view, but if you want to win here good luck. I loved the stairs when…read moreyou drive in and the view of the bridge.

The music venue inside is the worst place I've ever been to see a band. I understand there are…read moregenerally not always a seat for everyone at these type of events but this is ridiculous. Minimal bar service and no random seats as most venues have. Even standing room only tickets at our local sporting events have places to sit. And they charge you to get in and you can't bring in a drink you bought in their casino. There is plenty of room for some extra chairs along the wall and tables with chairs. Just pathetic of Horseshoe's idea of a great fair well for Superjam band as we know and love them. What a bad experience!

I am so dang sad. This place is not what it used to be. The food has changed a lot. The cheese dip…read moreserved with the Bretzels seemed like it was definitely the Tostitos cheese dip in a jar, but warmed up. The toasted ravioli were the worst of my life which is so confusing like how is it possible to make fried food taste bad? I've had better from the freezer isle. My sister ordered the Mediterranean flatbread and it was weird. Didn't seem to truly be Mediterranean inspired and everyone who tried it disliked it. This place used to be packed and it was mostly empty. The strawberry sangria was SO watered down. I had 3 and didn't feel like I consumed any alcohol & certainly couldn't taste any. It was like watered down strawberry juice. The employees were nice, but they don't check on you at the table. You have to bring your cups and dishes back to the bar when you're done. I just don't know if this place will survive if they don't make some huge changes. My family and I used to love coming here, but the ambiance, food and drink offerings, and service is poor. Breaks my heart to see this place go downhill.

This is an excellent place to visit while living in southern Illinois. It's not a winery but a wine…read morebar with good choices to taste. Outdoors is nice to sit and enjoy. It's certainly not Temecula, California but it is quite nice and would certainly recommend.

Came to St Louis on business and had to mix in a little pleasure. Never would have thought our…read morefirst night's meal would have been some Cajun Creole food in St Louis style BBQ Country We were so pleased with our decision as their food rivaled anything in New Orleans. As an avid oyster lover, never would have guessed we would have the option for charred grilled oysters in Missouri. We demolished those in minutes and quickly moved on to our entree I ordered the jambalaya and the size the spices we're so flavorful. The shrimp was on point and the chicken almost tasted like seafood plus the andouille sausage was spicy without being too hot. They nailed the texture and firmness of the rice and highly recommend My wife went with the sampler platter and it was hard to tell between the etouffee, red beans and rice, gumbo, or jambalaya which was the best. I know tough decision to choose from but that was a slam dunk that we highly recommend! Walking throughout the establishment you could tell it totally had that Voodoo deep New Orleans vibe going on that makes you feel like it belongs in the French Quarters If you're ever in the Lou and in the mood for some good Creole Cajun food, this is the spot!

Everything. It's a local institution. Looks like a dive bar but is a must go to spot. The staff is…read morefriendly and ready to dispense their thoughts on the menu. There are multiple options as far as seating. Each one is different from the next. The oysters are a must, take your pick how you want to try them but I would recommend the Oysters NOLA and the Voodoo Po'boy. The Sazerac is on the sweet side but don't let that dissuade you. Worth it. 100%.

What a great meal. It was very quick in and out waiting for the train to Kansas City. Our server…read morewas a great guy. Had our drinks replaces long before they we needed refills. The atmosphere if very loud with music and fun so don't go for a quiet lunch. The prices and serving sizes are some of the best downtown. I don't think you'll be disappointed with anything you order. We'll definitely go again if we're in downtown STL looking for a bite.

Overall would consider returning back when I come to the city especially if I am going to a game or…read morea concert in the future. I gave it 4 stars because the parking for dining was $21.99 which ended up costing more than my quesadilla and soda. Wondering if there is a way to validate parking, even offer minimum 50% off, or even offer incentive if our car spends at least x amount of dollars at the restaurant, then parking can be drastically reduced / complimentary. Parking costs has been one reason why I do not often just come to the downtown area for only dinner and usually have to be in the city also for a game or concert. Friendly staff and live music that Friday night was upbeat. Wish music could start earlier some nights even by 30 minutes to 60 minutes. My street corn quesadilla was good and would recommend for vegetarians and flexitarians.

Friendly service. Good selection of sodas and alcoholic beverages. Their Friday fish fry is the…read moreBEST!

For BPV - It was very cute and the drinks were very good. The service was average. I would not…read morerecommend having a holiday party here as they may not honor your contract, but I would definitely enjoy it with friend during the holidays.

Reserved a spot at Tinsel Tavern located in the Shark Bar for $5, now I know why it was so cheap. I…read morewas excited to try this pop up bar only to be disappointed. Staff were friendly and welcoming and it was decorated pretty , but that's where the compliments end. We were seated at a small high top table that was supposed to seat 4, but only two of us were comfortable. Stools were not sturdy. When asked for a food menu we were told food was not available. They had a charcuterie board we were told but the ingredients were not appealing at all. We were told we could not bring food in but they could save our seats while we eat somewhere and come back . That would make us miss the trivia time we were so excited to play. I'm sorry but this makes absolutely no sense. This is ballpark village. All these eateries in this facility and there is no contract in place to allow customers to bring in food from the restaurants. Are you kidding me. Looking at the drink menu , it's pricey and the one drink I decide to order is not available, the Fireside spiked cider. Ok so let me recap 1) no food 2) can't bring food in 3) drink of choice not available 4) missed trivia night. Yeah this was an epic fail for me! That's it that's all. Not impressed!! On to the next !