This is a good burger place to visit and get a good deal the best burger in town is at bus loop…read moreburgers in St. Louis mo.

This a a small Black owned business littered with historical inspired art from Historical Wellston…read moreBus Loop. The artwork decorated the wall. The original Bus Loop was located at the Wellston Bus Loop. The customer service was exceptional. I was pleasantly surprised with the young lady the took our orders. She was very nice. She went over and beyond to make our experience a great one. The food was delicious. You can dine inside. However, we chose to take it home. The sweet and spicy wings was delicious. The fresh cut fries were excellent. They were seasoned well. The burgers were good too. In this strip mall there was ample parking. The restaurant was very clean. Go check them out.

Alivia was our server and made amazing shakes! She helped us with the menu, as well and was kind to…read moreour family

I am drooling thinking about this restaurant and writing this review right now. This might have…read morebeen one of the best places I've ever been. The decor is so organic, it doesn't feel coroporate. It's a nice feeling, I hate to say it but I have a soft spot for stereotypical burger spots. First, I wanna give a shoutout to Nicki. She was so sweet, and an amazing chef. My milkshake certainly tasted like love, and it was absolutely delicious. Burgers were amazing as well, a little salty but with the milkshake, perfect. This is my favorite place to go. I want to say kudos for the incredible effort this place is given.

Our first time, we didn't know we could just stay in the car lol. We tried to get inside before…read morerealized it was a carhop situation hahahaha That said, if you so choose, you can sit at a picnic table in the back but most people took their food to go or ate in their cars. The place feels nostalgic, even if you've never been there. There's a cute little billboard in the parking lot, reminding diners and drivers of yesteryear. The menu is simple. Not a lot that is GF, but if you bring your own bun, anything is possible! The servers were really nice, didn't make fun of us at all (to our faces) how there isn't dine in service. Our food came out hot, tasty, and fresh. We shared the orange shake and it was otherworldly. The fried cheese was substantial. The prices are unbeatable. Absolutely will come back.

Recently started getting a Philly cheese from here and have been pleasantly surprised! It's very…read moremuch cooked to order, so it takes a few minutes but the service is quick and friendly as always. The curly fries have also become a fave. We go here often but the Philly was really good this time!

If you haven't eaten here yet, you need to! I'm sure glad I did tonight. I was greeted immediately…read moreand warmly by Ann. She took my order and was friendly and efficient. (Turns out, she also loves the Swiss Mushroom Burger. It's so messy and sooo good! Try it.) She told me it might be a fifteen minute wait, but our two burgers were ready sooner. While I waited, I noticed the store was clean, and the two people working in back were friendly too. Both of our burgers were still hot when we got home, and they were excellent. Bus Loop shakes are also amazingly good, but there's no way I could eat that burger and finish a shake at the same meal. Maybe tomorrow.

My friend and I went there on yesterday afternoon because of rave reviews. we were disappointed. I…read moreordered double burger and fries. Fries were horribly greasy and the burger was burnt with no taste whatsoever. it was the same with my friends meal. It was not busy at all that's why I cant understand why things weren't better. I didn't notice all of this until I got home. Hopefully things will get better and the grease they dropped the fries in is fresh and hot. I hope things get better.

I always have good customer service at this location. Staff are always friendly and they move…read morefairly quick. I ordered a club sub in a tub. Fresh ingredients, portions are generous and best of all, it tastes so good. Plenty of parking outside, limited seating inside, and located in right off of 170 and Olive in the new shopping district.

I'd somehow managed to make it this long without eating at Jersey Mike's--this despite my widely…read moreknown love of sandwiches. It used to be there weren't any Jersey Mike's around here. You probably had to go to New Jersey. When they began to appear, it was at a time when I wasn't eating at restaurants as often. (I was not in jail.) An opportunity presented itself when a location opened in a strip mall near where I live, along with the other four horsemen of the gentrification apocalypse: Raising Cane's, Panera and Five Guys. Plus a Chase Bank branch, which you're gonna have to visit if you plan to eat at any of these places. I stopped by at noon-ish to have a look, for the sake of citizen food journalism. There was a healthy, but not overwhelming, crowd. A lot more people than at the Five Guys next door. I suspect that people have begun to resent Five Guys because of their prices, even though you end up spending nearly as much, if not more, at Jersey Mike's. It can't be due to the quality of the food. I ate there and it was amazing. The inside of this Jersey Mike's is not very big. You can eat there if you want to (I did), but you might not want to take a date there. You're gonna be in there nuts-to-butts, and not intentionally so. It's set up like a Subway, or any number of other fast casual restaurants that were clearly inspired by Subway. You order at one end of the line, explain to a sandwich artist how you'd like your sandwich and then pay at the other end of the line. Options are a lot more limited--intentionally so, I'm assuming. None of this BS where there's, mathematically speaking, a million different permutations of a ham sandwich. As if. You can get a sandwich on white, wheat or rosemary parmesan. Or some gluten-free option, which, why would you even be at a Jersey Mike's? Sandwiches are served Mike's Way--lettuce, tomato, onion and an oil-and-vinegar blend--by default, to save people who can't read, and people with stuttering problems, from holding up the line. Is that the case even if you order a cheesesteak? Possibly. This is Missouri, after all. There's only a small handful of things you can get in addition to the standard dress: pickles, banana peppers, jalapenos and some sort of pepper relish. I was curious to know what that pepper relish, or whatever it was, tastes like, but it wasn't that serious. Would the sandwich artist have objected if I'd asked him to give me just a little bit, in my hand, to taste, as if I were at a 31 Flavors? I wasn't about to find out. Peace to Ani DiFranco. Before I left the house, I asked an AI what the ideal order at a Jersey Mike's was. It said to order a Club Sub, Mike's Way. A Club Sub is something along the lines of a club sandwich, minus the extra bread in the middle, the Ruffles potato chips and the dill spear. It has, as I recall, turkey, ham, bacon and provolone. For whatever reason, seemingly all the sandwiches here come with provolone as the default cheese selection. What, no love for Swiss? The Club Sub mostly just tastes like turkey. Turkey in general doesn't really taste like anything, but deli meat turkey has a very distinctive flavor. The bacon is precooked and nothing that would pass muster somewhere where it's the primary focus of your breakfast. The wheat bread was nice and robust, with a bit of chew to it, perhaps to withstand the deluge of oil-and-vinegar blend. It soaks into the bread and softens it up a bit, not unlike an Italian beef or a French dip. If you're opting out of the oil-and-vinegar blend (which they disgustingly refer to as "the Juice"), again, I'm not sure why you're eating here. In addition to the sandwich, which itself ran me upwards of $20, I got chips, a soda and a cookie. It cost me almost exactly the same amount I recently paid for a cheeseburger (i.e. a double cheeseburger), fries and a shake at the Five Guys next door. The jalapeno kettle chips were mediocre. They might need to consider another brand--unless the titular Mike owes someone there money. The cookie was amazing. It doesn't look like much, and it's packaged like it might have rolled off an assembly line in an industrial area over in Maryland Heights, but it's incredibly rich. I probably won't live as long as a result of having eaten it. Given how much I spent, that might be for the best anyway.

Ordered again because I was craving it. Got fried rice as a side. I was disappointed with the food…read morethis time. There was no eggs, meat, or any aromatic in it. I guess you also have to specify that you want it "black." No sure why my order was so plain. In the future, I'll either call my order in, or place in person. I think part of the reason is the online ordering.

You can never go wrong with Touchdown Wings. The flavors are always there -- juicy, wet, crispy…read morewings that are really hitting. The kind you bite clean off the bone and end up licking your fingers after. No dry chicken, no skimpy sauce, just good wings every time. And baby, my daughter be tearing them up too, so that definitely says something. A solid go-to when you want wings done right.

There burgers are delicious and nice customer service and the location is convenient I ordered a…read moreburger fry and a drink

I hadn't been here since 1991 or so. I found out that it was still open and wanted to try it. I…read moreloved the burgers back then. They were about 1/2 lb of the fattiest ground beef you could get. When you got home the bag was almost see through from all the grease. They only cost $2.00 for regular burgers and $2.25 for cheeseburgers, if I remember correctly. When you drove up to place your order they would give you your drink, and when you paid for your food, they refilled your drink. It was one of my memorable hamburger joints. Now, you pull up, place your order. No drink . You drive around to pay for your food and they give you a can of Faygo soda. Pretty cheap soda. The burger is still pretty big but nothing like it used to be. The fries were okay, but next time I'll ask for no seasoning. It was kind of sweet. . So a cheeseburger, fries, and cheap soda, all for $11.00. It was good to reminisce, but the current Burger Barn will never match the original. The lady working, or maybe the owner, was super sweet. She said it was now called Bubba Burger or something like that. The White Barn part of the sign is covered up. The neighborhood is kind of sketch, but this is right next to the police department. No worries

A sad day when one of my lunch favs closed up a couple years ago but even better when they reopened…read moreat a new location with great parking and plenty of room inside to dine during the busy lunch hour. I ordered my typical mom's special which never disappoints and hit that mid-day hunger spot! A great lunch experience, friendly staff and a great new location to enjoy one of my all time favorite sandwiches.

Mom's Deli is hands-down the best sandwich shop in St. Louis. Every sandwich I've had has been…read morefresh, loaded with quality ingredients, and made exactly the same every single time. That consistency is hard to find, and it's one of the reasons I keep coming back. The place is always busy, which tells you everything you need to know. Even when there's a line out the door and a wait, it's absolutely worth it. The staff is always friendly, patient, and welcoming, no matter how packed the restaurant is. You can tell they genuinely care about the food they serve and the experience they provide. The sandwiches are incredible, the service is excellent, and the quality never changes. If you're looking for a great sandwich in St. Louis, Mom's Deli should be at the top of your list. I've eaten a lot of sandwiches over the years, and Mom's Deli is still my favorite.