Nice open air shopping center along I-64 at lake St. Louis exit. A mix of good restaurants,…read more department, shoe, specialty and sport shops makes this a pleasant experience. Summer concert series outside to enjoy the location!

This is a wonderful outdoor mall. Lots of great stores to choose from! Great location. Not a ton of…read moreparking options in front of the stores themselves, but ample parking available surrounding the mall, as well as in the parking garage.

Westport Plaza is a chill little fun area with businesses, restaurants, comedy clubs, shops, News…read moreChanel 4, car Waterway car wash and gas station, Sheraton hotel and more. We enjoy Trainwreck Saloon and Westport Social for entertainment. Westport also has seasonal entertainment throughout the year like October Fest, in which the BF enjoyed. We tried schnitzel for the first time. Halloween events for the kids to trick-or-treat. A beautiful Christmas light display. There is plenty of parking and the area is nicely lit. There is a heavy police presence that frequently drives around.

A wonderful space that is great for community events. I'm not sure who is putting on the family…read moremovie night, but they are great! Shout out to the MH parks department if they are running the show. My kids loved meeting Louie before the show began. Hopefully there will be more this fall, once the temperature drops and the sun sets earlier

Hidden gem...Coffee choices are Devine! I love the boho type clothing! They have outside seating,…read morean upstairs lounge and you can also get a massage. Try it you won't be disappointed

What a unique spot, what a cup of coffee, and what beautiful people…read more On the hunt for a fresh, new coffee shop Grounded and Free piqued my interest. I walked in with vibrant salutations from one of the workers(I assume owner). A small little counter is set up for you to order from as he took my order he made sure everything in the order was to my liking: an iced almond milk latte. As I await my brew I peruse the small boutique littered with unique and stylish digs. Hats, jewelry, and plenty of clothes. They also have a seating/lounge area upstairs, and down stairs I believe they offer massages. The interior is rustic, unique, and certainly a one of a kind coffee shop experience. I do need to rave about the latte. First: the ice. If I am drinking an iced latte it needs to have lots of ice, this baby was loaded with ice and I was in love. But, the actual latte was superb. I didn't even need to add any sweeteners. It was perfect. The workers were just amazing humans. I think the 2 folks working were the owners. Their energy was amazing, you could feel their passion in every word they spoke. If you have not been, make a trip asap to grounded and free. I. Truthfully, may be back tomorrow for another latte because wow. If the coffee doesn't make this place my new go to the people certainly will. Love, love, love, love.

Delicious food! They have been at O'Fallon Artisan and Farmers Mkt this summer so I hope I can find…read morethem after October!

Do I understand what they were going for when they designed the Streets of St. Charles. Yes, and in…read moretheory I liked the mixed uses design. There is a movie theater, tons of restaurants, office space, a hotel, and residential space. Do I actually enjoy it? No, this place is the 7th circle of hell for me. There is simply too much going on and the infrastructure for it isn't properly designed. The are only a couple in and out flows for the center, there aren't always stop signs so there are a lot of awkward driving situations, and then there just isn't enough parking. I always just end up going to the parking garage and going to the top level to save myself the hassle of hunting for spots. The good. There are a fair number of restaurants. If you want the buzz of an active area I get it. A lot of the restaurants are higher end, and this is a good area for people in their 40-60s. I just haven't had great experiences at any of the restaurants and the absolute pain of the ill designed center is a big negative. I don't live in St. Charles, so it isn't enough of a draw to make me want to drive west and visit this congested center. I'd take the congestion of downtown or Kirkwood Webster over this any day.

I love this complex! It's popular with locals and tourists. You can make a night of it by choosing…read morefrom a variety of cuisines and entertainment. You can dress up or keep it casual. My favorite casual spot there is Mission Taco and for brunch try Prasino. Their Bloody Mary is well-liked. There is a lot of surface lot parking and a multi-level parking garage. For entertainment, check out the Funny Bone Comedy Club, AMC movie theater or the occasional street concert during warmer months. There are a few speciality shops interspersed in the complex, too.

Mark Twain Village has occupied this space off Fifth Street for more than a half century. However,…read moreit's transformed considerably from a smallish indoor/outdoor mall into a several scattered shopping areas. Aldi anchors one section, Duluth Trading Co. another. Bass Pro stands by itself and stand-alone businesses are spread along the edges. The parking lot is nightmarish. One bottleneck occurs at busy Aldi directly inside the Fifth Street entrance. Columns hide pedestrians until they step into the traffic lane, making for sudden stops by unaware drivers. The other bottleneck is at Bass Pro due to shoppers crossing the driving lane. A better entrance is the Fairgrounds Road entry, or from Boone's Lick Drive. Mark Twain Village has a lot of variety. A sampling of stores on 8/1/2020 included: SHOPS 5.11 Aldi Appliance Discounters Bank of America Bass Pro Beef Jerky Club Fitness Duluth Trading Co. Dungarees First to the Finish Great Clips Liberty Safe Outlet T Mobile Walgreens West Marine RESTAURANTS Bellacino's Buffalo Wild Wings China House Buffet Firehouse Subs Qdoba Saucy Dogs Burgers Tenders Texas Roadhouse Mobil/On the Run adjoins the parking lot. Two hotels, America's Best Value Inns and Best Western Plus, also adjoin or share lot space. You

Cute little store we found so much in here between shirts, clothing, crystals. My son got his…read moregirlfriend a couple items. My daughter found some cute items as well. Highly recommend.

It was my first time in the Happy Camper Clothing and I ended up chatting with the owner Stacey…read moreabout lots of things (Gilmore Girls, Yuka App, the Downtown Scene and much more!). She was incredibly warm and has a genuine passion for what she does and providing quality products is a priority. They, wife and husband duo, design and screen print (self taught!) and their products are so much fun and with positive messages! The store itself is so fun and eclectic, before walking in they had a little sting that you could add on-to and make a wish/share in the positive energy - it was all just very welcoming. Walking in just feels like home; warm, welcoming and bright. When people say support small business this is one that is easy to get behind - all around great people, products, storefront and the owners are top tier. We will absolutely be back

Loved the Thai's sweet and tame flavor which really was a whimsical taste! I will say the boba was…read moreodd and a bit chewy than what I'm used to. It would literally pop and overall felt rubbery to me. The barista was informative about the boba options and that there was a bursting boba they had but I ended up going with a regular boba so I'm interested in what made it pop so easily. I love Main Street so I'm curious what my next experience here will be!

Adorable little tea nook inside the KMO store. I was drawn in by the bubble tea sign and happy to…read morefind they offered a variety of drinks from Coffee, tea, boba drinks, loose tea and adorable products. I got a London fog and loved it! She even topped it off with lavender petals. Their stuffed waffles look amazing!