We got to meet the owner and his wife Ashley this evening and they were absolutely wonderful…read more I love the festive pop-up bar and all the different lights and Christmas throughout the location The drinks were phenomenal and even had festive drinks, which made it so fun I only wish the patio would be open with heaters, but it's almost too cold anyways for that but what a fun idea if they decorated their patio because it's so unique

I love this place. Open layout, graffiti walls, a couple stages, and music. Went for a vendor event…read morethat was cowgirl disco themed and it did not disappoint! There's also a patio outside that would be awesome to stop at before or after a baseball game. A nice view of the arch included ! Drinks looked good although we kept it pretty basic on our orders.. it did not break the bank though, it was reasonable and did not take long to get served. It was an awesome spot to hang out for a while with pretty easy street parking. I can imagine if downtown was busy it'd be harder to find street parking but they did have paid lots with attendants so of course that'd be an option too.

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!

This place is very cute and very cozy with brilliant ambiance and such fun events. They help the…read morecommunity and actively assist in enriching the customer experience by having tons of fun stuff to do, tons of great drinks, I just love this place. Go to it and see what they doing!' You won't be disappointed

Great vibes fun atmosphere! Our new favorite spot. Amazing fun and sooooooo many sexy people.read more

Came to St Louis on business and had to mix in a little pleasure. Never would have thought our…read morefirst night's meal would have been some Cajun Creole food in St Louis style BBQ Country We were so pleased with our decision as their food rivaled anything in New Orleans. As an avid oyster lover, never would have guessed we would have the option for charred grilled oysters in Missouri. We demolished those in minutes and quickly moved on to our entree I ordered the jambalaya and the size the spices we're so flavorful. The shrimp was on point and the chicken almost tasted like seafood plus the andouille sausage was spicy without being too hot. They nailed the texture and firmness of the rice and highly recommend My wife went with the sampler platter and it was hard to tell between the etouffee, red beans and rice, gumbo, or jambalaya which was the best. I know tough decision to choose from but that was a slam dunk that we highly recommend! Walking throughout the establishment you could tell it totally had that Voodoo deep New Orleans vibe going on that makes you feel like it belongs in the French Quarters If you're ever in the Lou and in the mood for some good Creole Cajun food, this is the spot!

Everything. It's a local institution. Looks like a dive bar but is a must go to spot. The staff is…read morefriendly and ready to dispense their thoughts on the menu. There are multiple options as far as seating. Each one is different from the next. The oysters are a must, take your pick how you want to try them but I would recommend the Oysters NOLA and the Voodoo Po'boy. The Sazerac is on the sweet side but don't let that dissuade you. Worth it. 100%.

Laclede's Landing is an amazing place to visit and explore…read more Founded in 1764, this historic district marks the birthplace of St. Louis. During the 1800s, it became the city's manufacturing, warehousing, and shipping hub. Today, it is home to 17 historic buildings, many dating from the mid- to late-19th century, featuring beautiful Federal and Victorian architecture surrounded by charming cobblestone streets. Many of these historic buildings have been converted into loft apartments, making Laclede's Landing a vibrant residential neighborhood as well as a popular destination for visitors. There is also The Cobblestone STL, a unique space that brings together a boutique grocery market, deli, bar, coffee shop, and community gathering space. Katherine Ward Burg Garden is an especially beautiful spot to sit, enjoy a picnic, and admire the 1874 Eads Bridge spanning the Mississippi River.

Muddy blues fest !!!!!…read more Dylan Triplett, Marquis Knox and Charles Skeet Rodgers. Great performances, great weather, great crowd. Food trucks, I ordered tasty burger, it was just ok for $12 bucks . Cheeseburger and cheese fry . Great date night option!!

Great vibes, casual but cocktails you'd find at a much fancier bar. They're unique and fun. I've…read morenever had a bad drink there. The staff is always nice and quick. Not a ton of seating and it gets kinda crowded depending on the night. There is a dance floor and their events are a great time. Very open minded, positive atmosphere.

All are welcome! After finishing dinner with some friends, one suggested we come to the Crack Fox…read moreas it was their 15-year anniversary. We arrived a little after 11 and found a space in the back parking lot. The lot is convenient as it's pretty well-lit and is diagonal from the CF. We entered through the back where the deck is and walked right in. Upon first glance, you'll notice the hanging lights above the entrance and then after a few feet, the bar is immediately to the right. The tables are all along the left side as to make a walkway for the bar (super convenient). Due it being their anniversary, it was a bit crowded but not too bad where you couldn't get a drink or walk through. My usual go-to is a flavored vodka (three olives grape) and sprite. While they had a plethora of spirits, sadly this wasn't one of them. They had other flavored vodkas but I opted to get a simple Cosmo while my friend got a makers and coke. The Cosmo was just what I needed and might I add, well made!After we got our drinks, we did a quick walk through of the other side called The Oddities (coming soon), as well as the upstairs that overlooks the entire place. The stairs are steep, so it would behoove you to hold on to the railing. While I love trying new places, I was a bit apprehensive because I thought I'd stick out like a sore thumb. Turns out, everyone was friendly, the drinks are great, and the music wasn't bad! They had different acts going on for this particular evening (I'm not sure if this is the norm), but I know my friend is a regular on Tuesday's for karaoke. I do intend to come back and try out some more drinks and food and check out the other place once it officially opens.

What a great meal. It was very quick in and out waiting for the train to Kansas City. Our server…read morewas a great guy. Had our drinks replaces long before they we needed refills. The atmosphere if very loud with music and fun so don't go for a quiet lunch. The prices and serving sizes are some of the best downtown. I don't think you'll be disappointed with anything you order. We'll definitely go again if we're in downtown STL looking for a bite.

Overall would consider returning back when I come to the city especially if I am going to a game or…read morea concert in the future. I gave it 4 stars because the parking for dining was $21.99 which ended up costing more than my quesadilla and soda. Wondering if there is a way to validate parking, even offer minimum 50% off, or even offer incentive if our car spends at least x amount of dollars at the restaurant, then parking can be drastically reduced / complimentary. Parking costs has been one reason why I do not often just come to the downtown area for only dinner and usually have to be in the city also for a game or concert. Friendly staff and live music that Friday night was upbeat. Wish music could start earlier some nights even by 30 minutes to 60 minutes. My street corn quesadilla was good and would recommend for vegetarians and flexitarians.

Great bar with a fantastic panoramic view of the city! When I visited, it was decked out for their…read moreholiday pop-up, which added extra Christmas theming from top to bottom. The space is well-laid out, and all the festive decorations only added to the experience. You can also step out onto several balconies to look over the city skyline. Despite it being a packed evening due to multiple conferences in town, the staff was incredibly friendly and attentive. For food, we tried the pizza, and it did not disappoint. The cocktails were delicious, and they even offer fun specialty drinks during these themed events. If I find myself back in St. Louis, this is definitely a spot I would make an effort to visit again.

Stayed at the Hilton for 3 days and ate here twice. You just can't beat the views…read more Meat & Cheese plate offered a good variety. The toasted bread was phenomenal! Everything paired well, passed on the okra. Birria tacos offered large portions of meat. The pickled jalapeño added a nice flavor, the consume was more like a jus but still tasted good. Come for the view, stay for the food. It's on the pricer side but someone has to pay for the scenery!

Tashia is the best bartender I've ever had in my life. She remembered my name after one drink order…read moreduring peak bar hours. I will never forget her. Give her a raise.

It's a pretty good venue for a concert -- the wait staff was on top of things and there was plenty…read moreof parking for the show I was at. The most important parts of a concert venue to me is sound and the view. Sound was great for the opener and main performance. The view can be obstructed depending where you are. Shows are general admission -- there is some seating but more standing room. We were able to grab a table & seats though and even though we were behind people in standing room only, the elevation of the floor where we were made it easy to enjoy the show while seated. I like the availability of a patio during the show though honestly it seemed pretty well claimed by smokers LOL.

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.