I eat at pickles every week! Huge menu with lots of excellent choices, bread options, soups,…read moresalads and coffee! Breakfast Reuben is very creative and something different for breakfast sandwiches. They're friendly and make sure they get the order correct- online ordering and takeout options also available. If in the Stl downtown area don't sleep on Pickles deli

We ate in at Pickles. Plentiful indoor seating. Very busy with to-go orders at lunch. I had the…read morePickles Club on sourdough which would have been better toasted. The bread crumbled away under the sandwich innards. My husband had the French dip which was pretty basic with roast beef & Swiss. Loved the really spicy Route 11 chips...beware if you don't like spicy!! All-in all a quick stop for a lunch!

Oh. My. Goodness. I took my group to Snarfs sandwiches for…read moredinner and wow! I had the Italian sub, 7" with mayo, lettuce, tomato, pickles (pretty sure made in house) and seasoning and oil. Not joking at all, I can't remember ever eating a more delicious sandwich! SO GOOD! I had a group of 17 in there and didn't hear one negative thing, great reviews all the way around! Now I'm just trying how to get another sandwich.

Holy cow! We…read morestopped in here for dinner one night during a convention. The line was backed out the door, but they moved it pretty quickly. The staff was very efficient and kind. They had one lady taking orders and three people making sandwiches, which seemed about right given the intensity of the crowd. I had the Italian sandwich and ordered the big one. I should've gotten the medium size because it was giant. The bread is made in house and is super tasty. The ingredients on the sandwich top shelf. These folks know what they're doing. It was one of the best sandwiches I've had in a long time. I hope we get to return.

Toasted Ravioli made the visit worthwhile. Thank you to our server for asking the kitchen to allow…read moreus to order them. For reference, at least on the game day Saturday we went, appetizers are not available on the lunch menu and are available only after 4:00 PM. Otherwise, good burger place, chicken sandwich was also acceptable to my picky kid. Typical dark hotel restaurant sports bar vibe, but still kid friendly at least during lunch.

This was my favorite bar while in St. Louis. It was super convenient as I was staying at the Hyatt…read moreRegency and you can access it from the lobby. Upon arrival I was promptly greeted my the bartender, Lindsay. I visited two nights in a row to relax and watch the World Cup games. I enjoyed the fried ravioli app and the chopped salad. I also drank my fair share of beers. Lindsay provided amazing service and was super fun for all of the guests at the bar. All of the staff and managers were great! Special shout out to Ali - who was a great sport when USA beat Bosnia Thank you all for the great experience!

Great subs and great service. If your in the St. Louis area this is the place to go. I pass through…read moreSt Louis once a year and this is where I go. Price is reasonable, subs are amazing, atmosphere is chill, and there's always friendly people behind the counter.

The Italian chopped salad is plentiful! Enough for 2. I always get the oil & vinegar as my…read moredressing. The croutons are yummy! I would add a couple banana peppers to give it an extra layer of flavor but it's a great salad. Customer service is always friendly and the establishment is always clean inside and out!

Excellent quality food with outstanding taste. My vote for the best sandwich shop in the area. I…read morelove the eclectic young feel to it. We'll be back to sample the live music!!

Street parking or lot nearby. Crowded…read more Order at the bar. Plenty of chip options. Staff is friendly and a huge variety of sandwiches. I got the Reuben. The meat was a bit stringy and hard to chew. Maybe normal for this cut. Slightly salty for my taste but good flavor. Solid other than the meat texture. Will try a different sandwich next time

Elaine's is the kind of sandwich shop that makes you question every sad lunch you've ever had. Why…read moredid I ever trust that gas station wrap? Why did I think I could make a sandwich at home like a fool? This place is a glorious tribute to what a sandwich should be--stacked, saucy, unapologetically messy, and made with love (and probably a little witchcraft). The bread alone deserves its own standing ovation. The vibe? Retro-diner-meets-your-cool-aunt's-kitchen. The kind of spot where you half expect someone to slide into the booth next to you and spill small-town secrets over a pickle spear. Elaine's isn't just a sandwich shop. It's a portal to happiness, tucked between antique stores and dreams. Go hungry, leave full, and don't wear white--these sandwiches come with personality and sauce.

Closed on Tuesday at 12:45pm. Posted hours on Yelp show it open. I am not sure if this is temporary…read moreor permanent. No information is posted outside.

Not the best food or service. Overpriced for what we got. The reviews were good, so that's why if…read morewas a bummer.

Loved the coffee and the food was great also. We liked the coffee enough we bought a few punks of…read morebeans to take home.

Today I walked from my office to Jimmy John's! My go to choice today was the Turkey Tom. This…read moresandwich, features turkey, tomatoes, lettuce, but you can add a bunch of items from the freebie menu. So to customize my sandwich, I chose cherry, peppers, cucumbers, pickles, and cheese! I chose to make it a combo which peak which features a drink and chips. The restaurant was very clean and had other coworkers stopping in to get a bite. The service was fantastic, and the gentleman told me about the rewards club, which I was not aware of! My sandwich was so fresh and delicious! I enjoyed my sandwich when I got to the office outside with a coworker and she ordered the Italian which she stated was also very delicious!

Well the Laclede Ave Store in St. Louis doesn't answer their phone. I tried ordering the 6$ meal…read moredeal on the website and they dont provide you with the promo code for the discount so when I tried calling to figure that out there's no answer. So my sandwhich was an extra 10$. Then freaky fast was not even a thing. Took 40 minutes to get the sandwhich and when it got here there was no tomato on the sandwhich nor was it oily or anything. Just a dry Vito with no tomato. I wouldn't be so mad but this is the second time in 3 nights in St. Louis that the place I ordered a sandwhich from didnt put the tomato on the damn sandwhich. Is there a tomato shortage in this town or what???!

We called to make sure they could accommodate a large group of 23. They said yes do we all headed…read moreover. Their dining room was full so we placed our order in their kiosk to go. The kiosk accepted everyone's individual order, or so we thought. No message came up saying we reached a limit but apparently we did and needed to place the order again with a few at a time. Neither the cashier or manager knew the limit. We took out food to go and there was a huge piece of plastic in a chicken sandwich. (See photo) Would I go back NO Would I recommend this restaurant NO

It's definitely not the best burgers as advertised. The place is also not the cleanest, including…read morethe restrooms. We did not interact much with staff nor were we welcomed so I cannot share much on their service.

The Arch Cafe is located inside of the Gateway Arch building in the area near the gift shop and…read moreentry into the Ride to the Top. They offer a variety of hot food items as well as beverages, prepared sandwiches and salads, and pre-packaged snacks. Coming to St. Louis and not having Toasted Ravioli is a crime in my opinion, so I was happy to see that they had included this regional staple on their menu. I had planned on ordering some. Unfortunately, I saw a sign posted stating that they do not offer any of the hot food items to-go, and they were being served on reusable, acrylic plates. There was a woman there complaining that she'd purchased $20 barbecue ribs and couldn't take her leftovers to-go because they have no packaging available for that. She was upset, but the sign was clearly posted. I grabbed overpriced chips and a Minute Maid apple juice that cost me $8.25. Definitely "tourist attraction" pricing. The cashier was nice and provided fast service, so it was an overall good experience.

This is a cafe under the arch in the museum operated by the National Park Service. The menu…read moreincludes a variety of panini sandwiches, a burger, ribs, and toasted ravioli. There is also a large Bavarian style pretzel and a nice selection of cold beverages. The prices were reasonable for a cafe inside a national park. The food was pretty good - especially for a cafe inside a national park. I would eat here again if visiting the Arch and museum.