The place was great in the main room I got exactly what I wanted a huge amount of brown cow ice…read morecream u know the kind with the chocolate out side with the white ice cream inside and they had plenty and I got covered in it numerous times to the point it was melted all over me and then t went to the hot dog parlor and got a booth and had at 3 dogs in me.

is it safe for crossdressers to go to pleasure palace are they allowed to come in?, what kind of…read morevideo booths do they have there, are there glory holes? what kind of seating is in the theatre, do they even have a theatre?, i want to go but kinda scared, sounds like a fun place

Total Nashville vibes. Such a cool spot with two separate rooms--one for dancing and another with…read morethe bar--so you can easily pop over for a drink without having to shout over the music. Drink prices are great, and the band was incredible. We got there right before 9 to catch their set, and they played straight through until midnight, never stopping ONCE! They took requests from people on the dance floor, and made the whole place come alive.

THE SPOT for live music! The vibes are always strong and the music is always good. There's two…read moreseparate rooms, one with tables and a bar, the other with more tables but a stage. They have a wide variety of drink options to choose from, and a lot of space for dancing and having a good time. I love their ranch water on tap, as well. You won't regret a visit here!

I like the security. Despite the place opening around 11, it wasn't actually busy until 1:30. There…read morewas barely anyone there between 11-12:30ish. The music is all older so we didn't really vibe with it because we're all 21. We tried to wait it out and see but it just wasn't giving. Everybody just stands around and watches the few ppl who did dance, so it's really weird. If you're just going to hold up the wall, why go a dance club? Another thing, if you have asthma or don't like the smell of smoking, don't go here. They're allowed to smoke anything! We did get a cool Uber out of this though!

This spot was urban and had an open floor concept. Has 2 bars. Bathrooms were located near the…read moreentrance. Drinks were strong and affordable. Crowd was nice but smoky. DJ was playing the latest hits along with local artists. Dance floor is spacious. Limited seating in the club. Casual after hours lounge , loved the late night hours of operation.

I love looking for a new (to me) speakeasy to visit. This one popped up during my search for…read moresomething to do neaby... sooo, why not?!? The dimply lit space was open, with plenty of intimate/cozy seating areas. Service was great & we enjoyed the cocktail options & appreciated the use of fresh herbs. I'd like to stop back when we have more time vs a quick stop-in... soon, soon

Such a cool place! The staff were great. The atmosphere was really neat and intimate. The drinks…read morewere great. Highly recommend it. Be sure to check their instagram for the daily password.

First time back here in years and it will also be the last. The whole night was total chaos. I was…read moretold l'd receive free entry for promoting and bringing 8 ladies with me that never happened. The "Foam, Glow, and Paint Party" was extremely misleading. Doors were supposed to open at 10, but they didn't until almost 20 minutes later. Foam didn't even start until after midnight, there was no paint at all (despite being advertised), and everyone was given a different excuse for why. The upstairs area that was promoted as part of the event was blocked off and roped off. On top of that, the floors were disgustingly sticky, covered with some neon wet mess, and the overall environment felt unsafe. When I reached out afterward about the misleading event details, neither the foam party hosts nor the venue seemed to care. Very disappointing experience - won't be returning. The promoter James was phenomenal I'll go to any of his parties after checking out the venue. The promoter can only do so much.

The staff is extremely rude, the bouncer tried to tell me i was under 21 when i turned 21 in…read moreJanuary and it was a 20$ charge to enter, also there was no line and it took more then 7 mins to get in because bouncers didn't have their flash lights ready. music is so loud u can't hear a damn thing the bartender are saying and one of the girls started being rude bc i couldn't hear her. also there is either 40 year old men or 18 year old kids, no in between. first time back in a couple years and definitely the last

Great place for drinks and food. I mainly go for the fried chicken via the drive thruread more

Tasty fried shrimp and chicken plus friendly bartender and great place to watch sports live!read more

We visited Pop's for the first time for a Road to Pointfest concert…read more We were able to buy tickets online ahead of time, although the fees for 2 tickets were about the same amount as a 3rd ticket (I guess that's the way that works these days). I was able to add the tickets to my Apple wallet. When we arrived there was lots of free parking in the lot out front. They opened the doors exactly when they said they would on the event. It took some time to make it inside. They ID absolutely EVERYONE so don't forget your ID. Security check involved walking through a metal detector, a purse check and then getting patted down. Men are not allowed to bring in bags. After that they checked tickets. Inside was a typical dive concert venue with two sides and elevated stages. We had hard seltzers to drink. There was a variety of flavors. I thought the drink prices were a bit high for a dive bar but much lower than prices if you bought a drink at a larger event space or professional sports game. They accepted credit cards. Smoking isn't allowed inside (yay!) but there is an enclosed smoking outdoor area. I would return here if there was a specific show that I wanted to see. You do have a good view of the stage and are able to interact with the performers and crowd.

I had a disappointing 1st time experience at Pop's. During my visit, I accidentally knocked over my…read moredrink while adjusting my shirt button up shirt. After that, the bartender got hostile & assumed I was intoxicated and decided I needed to leave. I tried to calmly ask what rule I had broken and attempted to have a respectful conversation about the situation. He kept screaming "WALK" in my face like he wanted me to emotionally react or something. Deeply confused, I asked what did I do & was told "I run this place" instead of being given a clear explanation. I hope management encourages staff to communicate more professionally and clearly with customers in situations like this.

Does anyone know of any good plastic surgeons in St. Louis? I'm pretty sure that Brian Setzer…read moremelted my face off completely last night. Me and the STL Concert Queen (Allison B. -- if you don't know, now ya know!) hit up Pop's for some rockabilly awesomeness from Mr. Setzer. I'm going to try really hard to review the venue and not the show itself. Just know that it's really REALLY hard to separate the two. I'm squealing like a little girl right now. Deep breath. Okay. Pop's is in East St. Louis, and while I do get a little nervous trekking to this part of town, it's really not bad. I felt completely safe while I was there. The parking lot seems pretty secure (I didn't fear anyone breaking into my car), and the venue itself is clean-ish. I didn't buy any food or drinks while I was here, but I came here some years ago for the Flobots show, and I remember some weird funky thing with the bartenders. They'll charge your card $10, give you the cash, and then you pay using that. Or at least, that's how it used to be. Not sure if that's still the case. Anyway, Pop's is smoke free. Pop's has a decent sound system. Pop's feels relatively safe. I really have no complaints. Now off to find that plastic surgeon...

Pop's is known to be a legacy. It is open 24 hours, 7 days a week, and has been around on the east…read moreside for 30+ years. There is no surprise to find out that its busiest time every night is from 3-6am during the weekdays, and 2am-7am on weekends. It caters to all sorts. One of the bartenders told me that you can find the 'People of Wal-Mart's Finest" here at Pop's during their prosperous late night hours. Their main clientele during the late night hours are those from the industry, east siders, or of course, your typical late night party-er wanting to drink til the sun comes up. My Thursday night out at Pop's was relatively tame and early. My boyfriend and a couple of my friends went to see Panic! at the Disco at Pop's. I won free tickets off the radio on Wednesday. Though, I'm not a huge fan, still seemed like a fun activity to do. The venue is fairly accommodating to bands and fans. Pop's can hold up to 1,500 people in the main area. It has a covered patio for smokers, and an upstairs area for onlookers to get a gracious sight of the whole first floor. They have a food vendor on the outside of Pop's that sells your basic American food. Phillies, chicken, nachos, and hotdogs. You are allowed to bring it in the venue when concerts are playing. Otherwise, I'm not sure if Pop's itself serves food. They do have drink specials every night though! Come here to drink and not eat. Drinks are standard pricing per usual. That's the best advice I can give. Overall, this is a pretty neat place. I really enjoyed it and will definitely have to come back during their peak hours one weekend..

I went here to listen to Great Music and some drinks…read more The service was great and the staff were very friendly. Check them out!

A native of E. Stl, byway of Milwaukee, WI. Mannn... Look here. This spot is definitely for grown…read morefolks that come out to hear good (great) music! MY KIND OF PLACE!!!! Highly recommended for grown folk. A precious gem to the city.

Food was ok this day. DONT expect card s cash ONLY, Man was in a hurry and didn't let me finish…read moreorder . So by the time my food came I needed to add to the order

I looked up a bar b que spot on yelp. The red door came up and they were open for business. I was…read morevising from out of town, and I hear St. Louis has the best ribs. Be careful the reviews that pops up isn't for this location. The food is nasty... The ribs tasted boiled. The mac and cheese tasted like water.. The bake beans tasted like a grocery store brand can of beans. The coleslaw was different, it was mixed with slaw and pasta noddles. I guess was something they just sell. Just a waste of $45.. Smh