This place is so, so cool. My cousin took me out for dinner and I had never even heard of this…read morespot. Wow, it's such a beautiful and moody spot full of charm!! We had to wait 15 minutes for a booth but I didn't mind because this place serves LOOKS. The decor was awesome! Everything from the stellar service, crispy and lacey smash burgers and gorgeous dining room(s) made me realize why this spot is always recommended to me. We were very happy with our food and it was under $50 for two people! Check out Golden Hoosier, you won't regret it.

I had heard about this place and wanted to check it out! There were seven in our group and we went…read morefor an early dinner. We were greeted and seated right away. It was more than just a few minutes before a server came over. We ordered cocktails and then got serious about choosing our meals. We eventually decided and placed our orders. We got pretzel bites and cheese to start and it was fine. Then our food came out! I think most of us got burgers. I know someone got the fried chicken sandwich and said it was good. The smash burgers were good. About half of the fries were good and the rest were overcooked. The cocktails were good! Our service could have been a little better. Our server was somewhat efficient. She wasn't overly friendly or attentive. Maybe they were short staffed but I don't know. I just know that service was lacking. There are many things to look at on the walls! If you're into taxidermy, you'll love looking at We'll probably end up back there sometime.

It's the BEST soccer bar in town! Low-key, divey (but thankfully not smokey), great inside and huge…read moreoutside hangout space. 100% soccer bar. Beer forward. Order food and bring it with you or DoorDash an order once you're there and get it delivered. There's also few food spots really close so you could order and walk over to pick up food too. Team Amsterdam Tavern has been kicking around the south side of STL for a really long time and totally nail that cozy, 'soccer Cheers' vibe. If there's a match on, this is your home turf and the door's always open for you to come hangout. June 2025

Pretty busy with a few large groups. Service was friendly and a good beer menu on draft and in…read morecans. Bit of a dive bar but that's why people like it. Very local soccer bar and has a lot of TVs and soccer related decorations, etc. Could have been a little cleaner and a little warmer inside.

Nice big place and not terribly noisy for the long skinny space. 100 beers on tap but not a great…read moreselection of ales, browns, blondes. Lots of IPAs, stouts, sours, Belgians, but not a lot of others. Bartenders were efficient but not overly friendly. I liked the fact that you could walk over to both Epic Pizza and Session Tacos without going out in the cold and that Epic would deliver the food to iTap.

I met a friend here yesterday and while I've only been here a few times, this place never…read moredisappoints. It's got a ton of choices to choose from, not just beer, and the vibes are always a good time. While not pictured, my first drink was a mule, which was beyond refreshing as you could really taste the ginger through each sip. My next drink was a Prosecco and again, it was another hit. If you're worried about food, don't, because epic pizza is literally next door, so you can carry on your slices while drinking your beer. There's ample space, a plethora of beer, and even games if it tickles your fancy!

I arrived a little bit before Rockwell opened this afternoon, which worked out okay as I sat…read moreoutside on their patio. I enjoyed that quiet space for a bit and the afternoon air after the walk from Cortex made the wait feel intentional rather than inconvenient. Comfortable seating out here and the light breeze with the afternoon light was nice as I cranked out a few Yelp reviews before I spotted other customers going inside. After setting up at the huge table in the corner, I stepped up to the bar where I was warmly greeted. I chose their Fish Fry, which they call a light lager. It was in a huge mug and that worked out just fine for me as it lasted a while. Oh, and some chicken wings. These were tasty buggers. Served quite hot with a rub that was more spice than sauce. Very yummy and the two sauces were perfect accompaniment. Absolutely delicious. Not long after, friends arrived and I shifted from solo laptop time to conversation. It's nice to see how Rockwell handles the flow of customers. Casual, attentive, friendly. Just right for a great brewpub and a great time. They do have a parking lot. It was just an easy experience today and a great spot for a meetup or hanging out on your own. [Round number review 400 of 2026 - 498 in Missouri - 25583 overall]

Rockwell is always a good time. Whenever you come, you'll have some tasty food and a refreshing…read moreadult beverage in a open minimalist atmosphere. The acoustics at times are loud, but you can still hear your friends gathered around the table. My recent visit as always, was to meet-up with some friends. I started out with a Raspberry Beret one of their specialty cocktails. It was my favorite vodka, Tito's with Raspberry syrup and lemon. It was shaken, not stirred and severed up like a martini. Prince would have given it a thumbs up. After some intense conversations with my buds, I ordered some food and a beer. I typically get their famous burger with fries or the chicken wings, but I got adventurous and ordered the nachos. When I asked the bartender how they were, he said that's what he was having for dinner and showed me his plate which sold me. It may have only been an appetizer, but it was filling and easy to eat while enjoying more convo. I'm a fan of Avery Brewing in Colorado, so I had their White Rascal as my beer. Rockwell is so close to getting a 5 Star rating from me, but they keep missing the mark on the customer service. It's good, but some of the staff treat older customers differently then those their age. This visit, one of them was cold and had attitude. After a few tips, they warmed up and provided friendly service and actually got chatty. So I think next time, they may just get the bump to 5.

It's hard to beat this place's location, if you want to run a few miles in the park across the…read morestreet and then reverse any progress you may have made, and then some, by consuming copious quantities of beer, pizza and what have you I can confirm as much, having done so yesterday. I met here with members of a local running group for one of their periodic pub runs. It was extremely cold when I got there, despite having been nearly 90 degrees out the day before. Several members of our group stood in the doorway, preventing other patrons from entering and exiting. Modern's staff deserves credit for not complaining or forcing them to leave. They may have sensed that this wasn't the local unhoused population. Only employed people run recreationally, despite having relatively little free time. I see this place all the time, from my car on the adjacent highway, on my way back to civilization, but I'd never had the occasion to stop by. Perhaps I'd be a regular if I attended the nearby community college. But if I could afford to eat here, why would I be attending community college? The beer will set you back. I would have been fine with a 32 oz can of Miller High Life, but when in Rome. There's an extensive selection of beers on tap, and probably even more in cans and bottles. I'm no connoisseur, and I don't have that kind of time, so I went with something called Silent Gs, or something to that effect. I justified it, in part, by telling myself that its name is a reference to the Lil Wayne bar adored by people who started listening to rap music in 2003. I paid $7.50-ish for a not particularly large serving, but damn it if it wasn't pretty good. I appreciate it anytime one of these higher gravity pale ales doesn't taste like it was sourced from a trough-style urinal at a circa '83 ballpark. A couple of girls from the aforementioned run group mentioned that this place carries a brussels spouts salad. I don't eat salad, because I'm a guy, but these girls are certified baddies, and I succumbed to the peer pressure. I attempted to mitigate the impact on my reputation by also ordering a slice of pepperoni pizza. I'm gonna have to have a difficult meeting with my accountant, as a result, but it was worth it. The entree serving of the salad would have been enough food, even without the pizza. It's enough vegetables that it's actually kinda obnoxious, like they're trolling you. Who do they think I am, a damn cow? Part of that may have been the brussels sprouts. They help give the salad a surprising heft, for something that doesn't have any meat in it, and help make up for the lack of bacon, which I generally require with brussels sprouts. The candied walnuts, which I thought might be croutons, were another delightful surprise and complemented the tang of the pickled red onions. The pizza came topped with an oddly precise-looking quantity and arrangement of pepperonis, like they might have Russell Crowe from the movie A Beautiful Mind working in the kitchen. It's not like at Domino's, where they just toss them on there and they might not even be on half the pizza. I guess they have to do that when they sell it by the slice. You'd be upset if you didn't get enough of them, because they're delicious. They're the kind that curl up into little cups filled with disgustingly unhealthy and yet delicious oil. I wonder if that's also because they serve it by the slice and hence have to reheat it. That may have resulted in the end of the crust suffering from a bit of Popeyes biscuit-like dryness, but what are you going to do. Then again, that may have been a purposeful attempt to get you to purchase more expensive beer. Everything else here was so well executed, it's hard to imagine this wasn't intentional on their part.

Yawn! The best thing…read moreabout, The Modern Brewery is their spectacular patio that is dog friendly. Otherwise, everything else is just "plain Jane". Nothing impressed me and my friend. TMB is a card only business, they do not accept cash. Don't worry, they did not charge the card fee. So it's kinda like paying cash. When arriving at Modern Brewery, pick out your table before going up to the counter to order. MB is an order at counter establishment, so expect minimal service and you'll be fine. When your food is ready they'll bring it to your table, that is why you need to know your tables number before ordering. Once you've finished eating, the staff will bus your table. Delivery and bussing is the only service you'll receive. Lucky for me, I ordered a beer and was given it when I ordered it with my food. My friend unfortunately ordered a gin martini. I ordered a beer because when she ordered her martini, the staff behind the bar discussed loudly who was going to make it. Once it was made, she had to watch the bar to see it set aside and go pick it up herself. I know we were at a brewery, but I still was surprised that they served the martini in a small coupe glass and charged a premium price. Being a martini enthusiast, I am glad I did not order one, because I would have been majorly disappointed. My friend commented that it was not worth the, $14. The best thing about our food was the, Brussels Sprouts Salad. We each chose it as our side dish and it was the star of our meals. I easily could have made the side salad a meal. It was thinly sliced Brussels Sprouts, pickled red onion, goat cheese and candied walnuts with a lemon vinaigrette. This salad got two thumbs up from us. My friend ordered the, Double Cheeseburger and the meat was over cooked. It was over-cooked, cut like leather and was tough to chew. My Porchetta Pastrami was more bread then sandwich. I will say, the house pickles on it were, top notch and full of flavor.The focaccia bread was good, too. I took half of it home and unfortunately it did not do well as leftovers. The gentleman who took my friend's order was friendly and personable. However, the young lady who took mine and the other girl who ran orders and cleared tables, had the personality of a wet dishrag. We could barely get a grunt from them when we spoke. They didn't even respond to our, thank-you. Chances are you'll like, The Modern Brewery. It just wasn't for me and my friend.

I think I have a new favorite brewery FOR SURE. Met up with a friend for happy hour and then played…read morebingo for plants. The brewery is quite large with a decent outdoor area. I liked my beers! Their sour was super interesting and funky and I'm still thinking about it. They also have sparking water they brew with their hops which is super yummy! Not only was the staff chill (including the co-owner who was calling bingo!) but the other patrons were super nice too. All around good vibes and good beer at 2nd Shift. Plus it's family owned! What's not to love!!

What a great place. I love came for our friends (dog) 10th birthday party…read more Lots of room outside for the dogs. Only wished they had dog water bowls. Inside was spacious and plenty of seating. Small food menu. Only one seltzer which was cranberry so that was unfortunate. I wish they had more but overall great place

Delving into the St. Louis area for craft beer is never too high on my priority list but the few…read moretimes that I have tried breweries from this particular area I have always liked their beer... quite considerably I might add. Case in point with Blue Jay Brewing, the latest that I have had the feelings towards I described above. Steve and I were both very impressed with the beer we had from here. What we had was a pilsner, the High Five. In this particular flavor profile we detected some floral, herbal, some peppery notes and just a hint of citrus. Other features with this beer are biscuity, hoppy and a hint of bitterness to a broader scheme with this beer which is initially well balanced, mellow and smooth. I rated this beer highly on Untappd and definitely recommend it. I would love to try some of their other beers to see how I'd feel and rate them but so what an excellent start!

Great brewery stop. The atmosphere was welcoming, the beer selection was good, and we really…read moreenjoyed our visit. Definitely worth checking out if you're in the area.

Friday during Lent, I was excited to try the fish sandwich. It was busy! Lots of little groups…read moreand families. We spotted a couple of bar seats and squeezed our way in. Lively atmosphere, bartenders were welcoming and interactive. We ordered the Hot Cheese curds as an appetizer, and I got the Obscura as me beer of choice. Not going to lie, the cheese curds were as advertised! They were hot! Not so much that I couldn't handle but don't take them lightly, they are good. They came drizzled with a good ranch. The beer was great, especially with the hot cheese curds. Ordered the Friday Fish Sando with no cheese. Came out in a timely manner, large and crispy! It was messy in the best way. Crispy, beer battered cod, lettuce, and house made tarter. It was juicy on the inside with none of the batter mush you can sometimes get with fried fish, loved the house made tarter, all-around great sandwich. The fries were on point, too. Crispy but not greasy. Great space, friendly staff, good food!

This is one of my favorite breweries in STL! I am a huge fan of sour beers and side project never…read moredisappoints with their draft sours. The bartenders were so friendly and helpful in choosing which beers to order. The kitchen is also phenomenal and I love coming here for their crispy chicken sandwich. We went on a Sunday afternoon and it was packed, so we parked across the street at side project pizza. Tables ranged from families with small children to friends watching march madness. There was a small wait for the food but it was worth it! We will be back soon