Great place! love to go shopping here there are so many fantastic store s! We can buy for the…read moreentire family at good prices!

Love shopping at Clarks and Le Creuset. Hopefully go back again this fall and pick up some kettle…read morecorn and get some gifts.

Beautiful curation of great finds here . Everything from candles , gifts , jewelry, unisex scents ,…read morescarfs , unique baby gifts , games and so much more . Your eyes won't know where to look next . Take your time shopping through this treasure house . I picked up tobacco scented incense , tobacco candle & a set of handmade rings .

Urban Matter is a Tower Grove treasure trove…read more Located in the heart of the South Grand shopping and dining district, Urban Matter is a local, women-owned small business with something special for everyone who visits! Ten pictures are far too few to showcase this shop's beautifully curated collection, but these are a handful of our favorites. My husband and I were especially drawn to the honey, tea, fruit spreads, seasonings, and kitchenware; we are foodies after all. Bundle up to support Urban Matter this week, and be sure to give yourself plenty of time to browse. There's a lot to shop!

The Delmar Loop has been one of those neighborhoods that hits with an instant burst of energy as…read moresoon as you're here. Whether by car or Metrolink, it's literally a straight line out and back. Every time I'm here, it reminds me why this stretch has such a loyal following, because it's one of those places where you can land with no plan at all and still end up having a great time by just letting the street carry you along. The food scene here is the big draw, with a mix of global options that all seem to go together. From shawarma to ramen to tacos and yes, diner comfort food without breaking stride. The storefronts flip from quirky to arty and classic that keeps the walk interesting. Mini golf and bowling, too! Two unique things that make the Loop uniquely the Loop are the Planet Walk and the Saint Louis Walk of Fame. The Planet Walk is a scale model of the Solar System that stretches a half mile or so along Delmar mapping out the distances between the planets. And alongside this, the Walk of Fame runs along with stars honoring famous Saint Louisians (Saint Louisans?) set into the sidewalk. It's fun to spot names you know and names that are new to you. Chuck Berry. Maya Angelou. Tennessee Williams. Nelly. The Loop is named for the Loop Trolley. It launched in 2018, hit some operational and funding issues, and ended service in 2023. I'm bummed that I missed the opportunity to ride it. Maybe it returns one day? But even without the Trolley, the Loop is one long ribbon of activity. Accessible, diverse and consistently entertaining. It delivers exactly what you want from a neighborhood. [Review 440 of 2026 - 509 in Missouri - 25623 overall]

Insomnia cookies, Provisions, the trolley, the Pagent and Tivoli is a church…read more Is what it is. Doing what it does. I got my first tattoo here in 1992. I listen to live music, dine, thrift shop, attend the farmers market vinyl, Blueberry Hill and attend concerts. The parking situation at first glance is chaotic, but please be patient. Many parking spaces behind the store front.

A decent mall, a decent size but it has seen better days…read more With so many stores moving toward online business or being unable to compete with online ordering, there's not as mall culture here. You'll have more boutique and locally owned businesses, or the big Dillards, Sephora. They are building a Dick's Sporting Goods here and a ramen place! And I think this is the only place that has Cheesecake Factory, Savage by Fenty, and Lush. So, it's not bad! We've come here often enough that it's better than the malls closest to us and the outlet, imho. There's plenty of parking, but because of the construction, you'll want to park in certain areas.

Saint Louis Galleria gets sadder and sadder each time I shop. When I come, I am always shocked with…read morestores that have opened and closed. The variety of stores seem to be getting lower and poorer. The Galleria use to advertise, "Where the Best Stores put their Best Stores". Now when I stroll the mall, I'm lucky if I see a familiar branded store. I basically only come for two stores now. I shop the Apple Store, which I am surprised is still located in the mall. I would have expected them to depart to a strip center somewhere else in the metro area. The other store I frequent is Tommy Bahama, but I don't shop there as often as I use, too. I can now just go on line and have it shipped to my home. My most recent visit, I could see the wear and tear of the Galleria and a desperate need for repairs and maintenance. As long as Apple remains a tenant, I'll keep coming back.

Went and was shocked on all the shops they did have seeing as it seemed like a drive to get there…read morebut happy we went.

Smaller mall lots of empty stores. Go 2 miles further and go to the bigger one…read moreHard to find bathrooms and get easy turned around

On each visit I'm dazzled by the store displays that are ever rotating. The merchandise is not…read moreonly great & unexpected, it's curated to perfection by the experts at Cool Stuff. The staff is always friendly, willing to assist, and help me load my purchases. Not only are the decor items fabulous, but they have unique jewelry & art. A spot not to be missed by any out of town visitor or regularly if you live in Saint Louis.

This store has the most original items for your home in the St. Louis region by far. If you want…read morehigh quality items, great service and original pieces that will make your house a home, look no further.

Super cute store. Lots of interesting things to shop for, from hand made candles to gardening…read moresupplies and clothing. The workers were super helpful and we spent a long time here looking at everything. They also had beautiful fresh flowers which were lovely.

Stopped in while we explored Webster Groves and decided to go into their little wine/alcohol shop…read more I was so impressed by their selection of beverages and their household items. We ended up getting a bottle of Molly Baz's wine which I have been looking for a while. We stopped into their clothing store and all their items were beautiful. We will be coming back to take another look. The service was great.

All along the Historic Cherokee district is a variety of antique shops, all of which have their own…read moreniche. The Purple Cow is my favorite because there doesn't seem to be a whole lot of rhyme or reason for what's in the shop, but the randomness makes sense once you're in there! A few of the Purple Cow's specialties include: - A huge collection of vintage postcards, kept in old library card catalog drawers. I love to sift through them and see what vacation spots used to look like. And it's fun to read the used ones...see what kinds of messages people used to send to loved ones back in the day. - Antique hardware. If you're in the market for hooks, pulls or doorknobs, this might be the place for you. They usually don't come in sets, so if you like an eclectic aesthetic, that's a perfect place to purchase items for your house. - Signs. There's a huge, neon parrot sign that I inquired about. It's not for sale, but most of the signs are. There's old street signs, signs advertising products and a random arrow that directs people to the restroom. - There's also a large bookshelf of sports memorabilia near the register. Personally, sports anything doesn't pique my interest. But my boyfriend, who's an avid baseball card collector, said that the collection was pretty interesting. On my first visit, I purchased a framed "paint by numbers" of a ship at sea for our new apartment. It cost $5 and hangs on the wall next to a framed President Garfield on our entry room wall. If that gives you any indication of what kinds of antiques I'm into, then you'll understand why I love the Purple Cow.

This shop was one of my favorite stops on Cherokee Street. I got the feeling that a lot of the…read morethings I admired were not for sale because they didn't have prices on them, but it was great to just walk through and see things. It was like walking through an awesome quirky museum of americana, but keep in mind that I love old signs. Definitely check out the outdoor area, which has a neat little bridge and is filled with trinkets, statues and cool signs, including a few hotel/motel signs. Yeah, I would live there.

50% off Lilly Pulitzer.. ask for the Jenna discount w the owner Kristen. Everything is 50% off…read more Water bottles Back to school stuff Makeup bags

I placed an order on 11/7 for two cups. I am also located in St Louis. I never received shipping…read moreconfirmation for them. I also asked multiple times for shipping confirmation and never received it. Save your money and go somewhere else.

Walked down from my parking spot on Manchester to see what was down this far and stopped in Zee Bee…read moreMarket Lots of color with all the fair trade items! Great T-shirts, pottery, jewelry, lots of things to look at in a bright airy space. Staff was super friendly, explaining different items and offering help. At purchase I was offered a sign up to their new rewards item and took advantage as I had my eye on a few things for gifts. Walked out with a great T-shirt and a small bag of coffee

A lovely little shop with super nice people, and & for a good cause! It's great to know that…read moreshopping at a place like this can actually help others. I feel like there is something for everyone here, from bags and scarves to cute trinkets to mini chess sets and teas. We stopped in to get a birthday present and card, and I'm sure the recipient will love it. Highly recommended!