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    3.7 (223 reviews)

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    Kenneth K.

    Great arena. Have not been in over a decade. Been to several Blues games and at least one circus. My family won VIP for the circus lover two decades ago and I got to ride an elephant. Last time was a Blues game over a decade ago when I could get a half off student discount for me and several friends. Would love to return and better compare this to the other venues I have been since.

    Macey H.

    This was an amazing venue for our first NHL experience! The entry into the venue was smooth and much faster than we thought. The place was packed, but with all the food, drink, and shopping options we found we were never in line long. There are also a ton of bathroom options, and they were all CLEAN, so it made life easier. We will 100% be back to this venue.

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    Diane W.

    Here for the 2026 US Figure Skating Nationals. Did not have the opportunity to go through any of the main entrances as I was credentialed, but everyone in the arena from security to even the ladies manning the private elevators were super friendly. Seats were cushioned and quite comfortable and we were there for 4 full days ( 3 full, 2 half) and we were not in premium seats. There was a wide variety of food and drink options that we got to enjoy as well; prices typical of any major arena. Highlight was Sugarfire Smoke House. Thanks St. Louis for an incredible week.

    Stacie W.

    I have attended several concerts here, always an experience. The employees are very helpful and knowledgeable which is a huge plus trying to navigate throughout this building. Big and spacious as ever. We had AMAZING seats and they were actually affordable. I would definitely select the seats again, easy access to the exit and a great birds eye view of the stage, where you aren't too far and not on the floor, basically close enough to see and your view isn't blocked by others sitting in front of you. Our seats were roomy, meaning I have long legs and I was comfortable. Yes, the seats are close so try to sit in a smaller sectioned row if possible. I was thankful that I was able to wear my purse and not have to have a clear bag or something. I love all the new food options inside and vendors. We opted for no food but the variety was inviting. I highly suggest getting dropped off or using a ride share.

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    Jo Nell R.

    We were gifted tickets the Blue's game in the Jaimeson Room. It comes with parking. Wow! this will spoil you for attending any other way. Pull into the garage, park on the same floor as the seating and Jaimeson Room, in and through security and head into the Jaimeson Room. There is a bar, food, and snacks. The bar offers certain drinks free and others for a cost. The food bar had salad, slaw, mashed potatoes, mac and cheese and fried chicken. So delicious! The snack bar had nachos, hot dogs, bratwurst, and others. Treats galore! Popcorn, chips, ice cream, and pretzels! All you can eat! In our seats, we had waitress, who could provide drinks and even more snacks. The seats were roomy and comfortable with a great view of the ice. Exiting was easy as well, right out to the garage and down a few levels and on our way home. A Blues win and a great experience!

    Deftones view from side before the show.
    Chris F.

    My first time here for a concert. We found a parking lot close by and a hotel room online well in advance. And overall everything went smoothly. We were side stage and fairly close for the show. We were happy with the sound even though our view was blocked by speakers for a good portion of the show. We were so happy just to be at a Deftones concert, it was amazing. I like smaller venues usually but any chance to see Deftones perform is a must. We saw Crosses and it was my favorite concert yet. Drinks were served with long lines and high prices as expected. Waited 35 minutes for a shirt. I hope Hang Your Hate plays here someday. Great time had by all.

    Ed S.

    It's always fun to catch a hockey game or concert at the Enterprise Center aka Scotttrade, aka Savvis, aka Kiel Center. Tonight we saw caught the legend, Adam The Sandman Sandler. The view from the 300 level was fine.

    Jasmine H.

    Me and my friend experienced our first hockey game at Enterprise Center and it was a good experience. We had decent seats in the arena and had a good view of everything. Overall the entire event was a nice experience, from the amicable staff to parking and locating the seats. The only downside for me is the food was way overpriced in my personal opinion.

    Drea H.

    Love the enterprise center! LETS GO BLUES!! easy to navigate, clean and relatively easy to get to considering downtown St. Louis. They have pretty generic food places and kiosks inside, prices are on-par for stadium pricing. The attendants and event staff are all kind and helpful for the most part. They have a team store attached that has a large offering of merch. When you go here for concerts there's not really a bad seat unless the artist has a wonky stage design (looking at you, maroon 5..) but still a solid venue. I appreciate that it doesn't cost an arm and a leg to go here.

    Nichole M.

    Great venue to watch a Blues Game! Had a parking pass to the plaza. Parked on 3D. No pass it would cost $30.00. made it to the check point and went through security screening with ease. Made it to the escalator and our way to the suite. Lots of people checking tickets and wrist bands through everything. My experience on this day is not a standard ticket. This was a suite ticket so we had yummy food and drinks at the Jameson restaurant. A store to purchase swag at and a private restroom. Very fancy. Such a way to go if you are going to see a game. Highly recommend.

    Whitney D.

    I came to this arena to see Linkin Park! The sound was amazing! getting through security was fast and easy. Our seats were awesome and some of the staff were great. I did not have any food here but I did have a water and a beer. They had to pour drinks in cups which I understand. But they had NO Lids! Because of this I spilled a bit of water while walking to me seats on my shirt. what arena doesn't have lids?! That was a first for me. But sound was great in this arena.

    J David H.

    Not an easy task to do reviews of a building, but I will keep it tight. The venue is an attractive and signage prominent. My son and I attended a Blues game had a great time. Metro is a convenient way to arrive and save on parking. The building is decades old I hear, but you would never know it. There was a super variety of vendors with food and beverages. Everything was pretty outrageous as expected, but disappointing.

    Raymond J.

    Night of STL Blues Hockey!!! They kicked it tonight. Great seats and great venue. Really good food options, from Shake Shack, so STL BBQ from SugarFire, Burgers, Hotdogs etc. Lots of fun with a large group of friends.

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    Gotta love Blues Hockey! Great crowd and energy! I recommend the nachos from Sugarfire. Just get them.

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    Ask the Community - Enterprise Center

    Are the seats big or are they for skinny people?

    They're normal sized

    What's the nearest hotel?

    Red lion Hotel, Westin Saint Louis etc

    Is the blues gift shop open year round?

    Yes. Check the STL Authentics website for current hours.

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    Review Highlights - Enterprise Center

    Last time was a Blues game over a decade ago when I could get a half off student discount for me and several friends.

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    Energizer Park

    4.4
    (31 reviews)
    0.5 mi

    The park/stadium is beautiful, CLEAN and easy to navigate. I'm here to review the food and drinks I…read moretried while there. Definitely expect $15+ for everything. The first stop was the smash burger that comes with kettle chips. Delicious! I asked for extra pickles and they gave them to me. I love that the burgers are cooked right where customers can see. Next I tried the bratwurst with onions, peppers and dijon mustard. The dijon mustard ruined the taste. I love mustard and whatever they had was not good quality. The brat and peppers were good. The chicken wings from Chicken Scratch were ok! The dry rub had a nice flavor but that creamy, dill dipping sauce?! I COULD DRINK IT!!! I also purchased a cutwater and a hot chocolate. I didn't expect much from the hot chocolate but it was soooo good & piping hot! Overall, the food options offered here are guaranteed to satisfy everyone. They have your usual chicken tenders and fries all the way to cheesesteaks, tacos, bbq, ice cream, biscuits...you can find something to eat here!

    If you haven't experienced a match at Energizer Park, you're truly missing one of the best game-day…read moreatmospheres in St. Louis. The venue is always immaculate and kept in outstanding condition. Entry is seamless thanks to modern security and ticket-scanning technology, making it fast and easy to get through the gates and into your seats without the usual stadium hassle. That efficiency really sets the tone for a great fan experience from the moment you arrive. One of the best parts of Energizer Park is the incredible lineup of local food and drink vendors. The variety is fantastic, and it's refreshing to see so many St. Louis favorites represented, truly local supporting local. It adds an authentic hometown flavor that makes match days feel uniquely ours. I love this park, and I love my St. Louis City SC. The energy, the supporters, and the atmosphere make every match unforgettable. Let's go City!!!

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    Nifty shelf above urnal to place your drink on while you do your business.
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    The Bull & Bear

    The Bull & Bear

    4.5
    (2 reviews)
    0.0 mi

    Got seats here for a concert at Enterprise Center and Bull & Bear was well worth it!…read more Great atmosphere, great service and special shout out to all the female attendants/bar tenders who were so helpful!

    I have no idea how much it costs to watch a game at the Bull & Bear, but for unlimited food and…read moredrink it can't be cheap. The service is friendly and dedicated. Want a phone charger, sure. Don't want to get up to get food or drink, they got it. Big smiles and a welcoming greeting every time you go in and out, of course. The space is well appointed, and though you are behind a net, it's still a great view of the game. The free drinks use middle of the road liquor, and you can get there before the game and stick around two hours after it ends. They have specialty cocktails too, so it's good booze for "free." The food is pretty good for buffet food. They always have hot dogs, brautwurst, and flat bread. They have a couple of specials each game, like blackened shrimp or beef brisket sliders. They also have a more traditional dinner, with meat, veggie, and starch. They also have a few appetizers like chips and dip or charcuterie. For dessert there are piles of candy along with cake cups and gooey butter cake. If you can snag tickets to the Bull & Bear, your going to have a great game day experience. The biggest disadvantage is that with all the new and exciting food offerings at Enterprise Center you are limited to a few catered options. It's not that you can't go get the other stuff, but it's hard to pay for food when you can get food stuff for free. Plus it's an open bar so really by the end of the game you won't mind anymo

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    St Louis Blues Hockey Club

    St Louis Blues Hockey Club

    4.2
    (18 reviews)
    0.0 mi

    The St. Louis Blues are a professional ice hockey team based in St. Louis. The Blues compete in the…read moreNational Hockey League (NHL) as a member of the Central Division in the Western Conference. The franchise was founded in 1967 as one of the six teams from the 1967 NHL expansion and is named after the W. C. Handy song "Saint Louis Blues". The blues won the Stanley in the 2018-2019 season. That's their first and only win. This review is one in my goal to eventually review all of the teams in the NHL. Thing is I haven't been writing down the names of the teams I reviewed so far. Head smack! Any chance I get to watch the Blues on ESPN I take advantage. I'm watching a lot more hockey now that Spectrum included ESPN in my package. I'm paying enough. If you are a fan thank your blessings you got at least one championship! I'm recommending you keep supporting your cool team. I'm not just singing the blues...

    Since their establishment in 1967, the St. Louis Blues have been a good NHL team. Not only has St…read more Louis won a Stanley Cup recently (2019), but they're a perennial playoff team, have won 10 division titles, and through the last complete season (2019-20), they rank in the top 10 all-time in points percentage. Outside the Original Six, who joined the league from 1917 to 1926, the Blues have the most playoff appearances (44) of any active team. Before winning the Cup in 2019, the Blues had gone exactly 50 seasons without an NHL championship. In the Finals that year, St. Louis went the distance with Boston. The Blues edged the Bruins, four games to three, and won Game 7, 4-1, on the road at TD Garden in Boston. In his first year in St. Louis, center Ryan O'Reilly won the Conn Smythe Trophy (playoffs MVP). "The Factor" came up clutch in Games 4 through 7 of the Finals, going on a four-game goal-scoring streak. After the Blues fired third-year head coach Mike Yeo only a little over a month into the 2018-19 season, Craig Berube went on to become only the second interim coach to win the Stanley Cup. Less than two weeks after winning the championship, Berube signed a three-year contract to remain head coach of the Blues through the 2021-22 season. Two of the greatest players in franchise history are right-winger Brett Hull, who played for the Blues from 1988 to 1998, and center Bernie Federko, who played for the Blues from 1976 to 1989. Federko was drafted seventh overall in the 1976 NHL Amateur Draft. He was the only player out of the 135 picked that year to be inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame (2002). "The Golden Brett" joined Federko in the Hall seven years later (2009). Hull and Federko currently hold the top two spots in points, goals, and assists in St. Louis regular season and playoff history. Their numbers - 16 and 24, respectively - were retired by the franchise along with five others. The Blues have had only two home arenas: (1) St. Louis Arena, a.k.a. the Checkerdome, across from Forest Park, where the team played from 1967 to 1994, and (2) the Enterprise Center, located in Downtown West, where the team has played since the facility first opened as the Kiel Center in 1994. Due to the 1994-95 lockout, the Blues didn't actually start playing in the Kiel Center until January 1995.

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