Last night was our time seeing a show at Red Flag, and we came away very impressed! Going in, the…read moresetup is very smart.. Toward the back of the room on the floor level, in front of the bar, there are bar height tables with seating. In front of those tables is open floor, so people can stand at the rail right up at the stage or form a mosh pit or dance, or whatever they do while enjoying the show. In addition to the floor space, there is the option of balcony tickets. The balcony space runs along two sides of the room. The sections along the back wall are separated by shipping containers so you have separate "rooms" with seating, some tables, and room to stand. The balcony above the doorway side of the room is open, without any rooms dividing it up. Sight-lines are great, upstairs or down. Whether you are upstairs or on the floor, the sound is amazing. It's pretty surprising to have such good acoustics in a square, mostly concrete room, but the designers obviously knew what they were doing. Between bands we could hear people on the other side of the room downstairs talking. My husband when downstairs, and I heard his voice from the balcony when he ran into and had a conversation with a friend, and my husband is a "quiet talker." But that brings me to my one criticism. The plan didn't seem to include dealing adequately with large crowds. Getting in required waiting, mostly outside, for quite awhile while one person scanned or sold tickets. Two bathrooms, one designated as men's and one for women, and the one bar are downstairs. Maximum capacity is 1.000 people, so the wait times for entrance, bathroom facilities, or bar service can be long. While that won't stop us from returning to see shows here (in my opinion the setup and acoustics more than make up for any wait times) it's just something to keep in mind.

Seen a favorite band. Paid for reserve seating. Absolutely best the decision I could have made. Was…read morein a private box have to come again. Only negative was no bar upstairs nor wait staff upstairs. Otherwise would be a great place .

Reunion Jazz Quintet performed, and the place was packed! Great music, decent venue, and reasonable…read morecover ($15) for a few hours of killer jazz.

We have been there twice in the past few months, both times to hear live jazz and dance music. The…read moredrinks were moderately priced and it was a potluck food bar so some of it was very good. The service was also good. The music was excellent and the dancers interesting to watch. Most people came to listen to the music and saved their conversation for between the sets. Robbie's is a work in progress and I am glad the building has been saved. Robbie's isn't fancy like the Fox Theater but it has everything you need when the music is good.

I reserved the gallery and outdoor patio for a 50th birthday party. The website and Neil seemed to…read morethink that the space would hold up to 40 indoors for a sit down meal, but that's not the case. You can comfortably seat 24 with space to mingle indoors and 24 (six tables of 4) outdoors. The garden patio is lovely and it was nice that it was covered and offered ceiling fans to keep the humid August air moving. I was disappointed in the lack of communication from Neil. I sent emails, but he never responded. I called a week later and someone told me he was out of town. He should get an auto-response for his emails if he plans on leaving town. He also said he would have the space set up (tables and chairs arranged) the night before my event, but when I arrived that day he was still in the process of setting up. That took time away from decorating the room and setting up the food buffet. Be aware the table linens they offer are the size of table toppers and only hang down about 3 inches, so plan on ordering your own table clothes. Overall the space is nice and the price is reasonable, but the coordinator is not very organized.

A private club for those interested in Polish culture that's been at this location for like 100…read moreyears. I am not a member but recently attended the Polish heritage festival here. The festival was fun with lots of music, interesting ethic food and a very nice crowd. My suggestion for those wanting to go next year, don't do too early in the day, it only seems to rev up later in the afternoon, and oh yes, entry is free!

Best place for true Polish food at their annual festival always the weekend after Labor Day. Great…read morepolka music, games, and dance floor in the rear beer garden. Fancy NO, Fun YES! Great for all ages. If you want a true ethnic experience this is one!

YESSSS!!! If you get the chance to go here, you definitely should!…read moreI took 3 classes & even performed at 2720 and I had the sexiest time! Everyone who works there is amazing and so helpful. If you love dance & always wanted to try Burlesque, this is where you need to be! Highly Recommend! ;)

Only place in Saint Louis of its kind. Professional, friendly, and always magically entertaining.read more

Tabletalk is a great new ongoing event that travels to different restaurants in STL and includes a…read moremulti-course meal, kitchen tours, beer and wine pairings, as well as, questions and answers with the Chefs. I really enjoyed the Tabletalk at Herbies. Great kitchen. Lots of hidden secrets like a members only cigar bar, a new found appreciation for Belgian dark beer Peres Jacques, and lots of yummy food. Courses included scallops, duck, apple panna cotta, and several passed hors d' oeuvres. Loved everything except the duck (I prefer well done).

Sooo fun! We went here on a Thursday night and had a blast. The parking was more than I expected…read moreand the show was great!!! My only complaint was that the tent was freezing! We went outside during intermission to warm up! Food was reasonably priced, I got a brat, chips and a diet soda. Performances were great! Loved the dogs in particular. Ticket prices are reasonable as well. I def plan to go back!!!

This year is Circus Flora's 40th anniversary. I have never been prior and it was a great show…read more Definitely worth coming and supporting their show. There is live music and they're really good! Every act was incredible--everyone is so talented. Favorites acts of the night were: the Dogs, the trapeze, the kids who practice and perform at the City Museum, the runners...you'll just have to come and see! Don't miss the human cannonball during intermission. We did eat any of the food, but the prices seemed reasonable, medium for inflation prices.

I'm reviewing the food only! My company took us here for administrative professionals day- for a…read morelovely lunch! We sat out on the patio and had wonderfully attentive service. Every single item of food I saw looked amazing... Many people got the chicken sandwich with avacado on it, and loved it. I got the waldorf salad with no bacon. It had lettuce, candied walnuts, turkey, grapes, goat cheese, and a maple vinagrette. A-MA-ZING. SO freaking good. I also had the reisling wine. Thank you for giving it to me in a normal sized glass! I'm sorry, but past years when they've taken us to Schlafly Bottleworks for Admin Day we get these skimpy tiny wine glasses! I'm thinking, hello- I would've ordered a double if I'd have known it was so small... ANYWAY... I also had the coffee - and it was great. I mean, maybe I was comparing it to the crappy Ronocco blend we have at work- but I was super pleased. And a plate of cookies. Mexican Wedding cookie, Chocolate Chip, Gooey Butter, and Macaroon. All were good. The Macaroon was incredible....

Wow. What a country club. It's been around forever and if you get a chance to play here, do it…read more The clubhouse is historic, I believe dating back to 1910 and was originally built for the Busch's. They've had touraments here with winners like Ben Hogan. And the course itself is well manicured, fun, and challenging.