Great event space. Went to a celebration of life in the basement. There were two huge rooms that…read morewere packed. Plenty of long tables. Bar.

I've been here twice now and have had a blast. Great staff. Played some pool, darts and air hockey…read more Got a few dances in with my wife. They have the TouchTunes system so you can play music from your phone on the jukebox. Great prices on drinks. You will have a great time.

Met family friends here last night for drinks and the staff and atmosphere were lovely! I had a…read morereally nice glass of wine and loved the live music

Terrible. Slow service, bad food. I'm not a member. My father is. I don't ever want to be. There is…read morenothing worth noting about this place. They should've shut down when their lease ran out. I ordered a chicken breast and it came out 90 minutes after I ordered it. It was cold. The only thing good about it was the seasoning and even that was mediocre. In the past I've had a few steaks. Every single time they were overcooked. I also waited anywhere from 60 minutes to, brace yourself, 180 minutes to be served a "medium rare" steak that was medium well instead. If you ever want to experience fine dining, this place is not it. Spend your money elsewhere and avoid at all costs.

We went here for a sound bath experience. We had a great space and the group had really set the…read moremood for the experience. They had a bathroom right in our space which was great. They have a huge parking lot with plenty of space. It's a great place to have an event. This was my first time being here but I enjoyed the space and my event.

We had a weekend wedding here. The staff was very helpful. The venue was very spacious. Everything…read moreturned out amazing.

A delightful way to spend a day, creating memories that you will cherish long after your journey…read moreends. Second time here, so kinda sorta a tradition with my Dad and my niece and nephews and now my great-niece . It was a perfect little outing on this beautiful but hot day. This charming 12-inch gauge steam train takes passengers on a scenic two-mile round trip along the picturesque Meramec River, lasting approx 40 minutes. Since it travels through the woods and over an old bridge, it shielded us from the heat too. We even caught a glimpse of a deer today. A Win win. The visual splendor of the journey is only enhanced by the tranquil surroundings and the dedication of the crew and volunteers, whose enthusiasm and extensive knowledge contribute significantly to the visit. They were more than accommodating helping my 94 year old father board the train. They pulled the train car right up to where he was seated so he didn't have to walk far. Totally awesome team w a passion for trains and bringing smiles to others faces. Jax was an 11 year old volunteer who went above and beyond to share so much information and he even gave my niece a rail spike gave my nephew an actual piece of coal, for souvenirs.

Such a fun and cute activity for a nice day! We came out recently to ride the Frisco. I arrived a…read morelittle before 11 and got tickets ($4 donation per person, under 3 free). We didn't get on the first train due to the amount of people. The second train didn't look as fun - had different seats and not the steam engine. So we waited for the third. It took around 30-45 minutes waiting. The ride is nice, through the woods and over the river bluffs. It was an enjoyable time and my kids loved it! There is also a nice playground nearby to extend the fun. I'll be back.

Walked around the St. Charles Oktoberfest, listening to music and looking at all the vendor booths…read more Lots of good stuff to eat and music entertainment! A great family friendly event!!

This is probably one of the better Oktoberfests that you can visit in the USA. It is very unique…read moreand a lot of fun! Parking: We were staying at the Ameristar Casino. They have a free shuttle that runs from that hotel to through the whole town. There are parking lots and closer paid lots, but it can be a bit more difficult to find a spot. The best part of this Oktoberfest is it free to enter the area. Most Oktoberfests that I have been to require you to pay an entrance fee, but this one is free. Once inside you will see several booths from local businesses, scout troops, big and small businesses. You will also see a lot of different beer tents. The best part is the music in each one is very different. We passed one that was traditional polka music while the next one was playing rock and roll music. Overall this is a very fun time and truly you can spend a full day here. I highly recommend this Oktoberfest!

Food is always great and entertainment excellent too! Been many years and never disappointed!…read more Come from Illinois and will be back next year.

Curbside this year. Order online, pick your time. Drive up and give your name, wait for the team…read moreto bring your order. It was efficient and convenient. The food was delicious as always. Gyro is my fav.

Went for the first time today. At $5, I found it to be very reasonably priced, and tours on the…read morehour are so convenient. Our tour was supposed to run about forty minutes, but we asked a lot of questions and it lasted over an hour- oops. Lots of furniture that was original to the family (not the case with the nearby Lemp Mansion). Ask if you can go on the balcony- they let us and it has a great view of the yard and surrounding buildings. The guide was so knowledgable- she was able to answer every question about the house that our group of four asked. The gift shop is nice-sized and rather inexpensive- a mixture of antiques, books, and other items. I was disappointed that the Cafe is closed while they look for a new tenant, but went to Gus's Pretzels nearby instead.

I went to the Chatillon-DeMenil House for Bastille Day 2019, as it looked like the best celebration…read moreof french culture in Saint Louis. I was quite charmed by the house and especially the tour guide. On Bastille Day, the ticket price was a little higher than typical, at $12, but it included french dancing, storming the Bastille, plus the mock decapitation of Marie Antoinette and King Louis XVI. The House Tour was excellent, and interesting, not to mention historical and educational. It was well worth the money mostly due to the humorous delivery and knowledge of the tour guide. The restrooms are nice, and located in the new carriage house; street parking is easy to find and free. I missed the gift shop and world's fair collection but will be sure to catch that next time. Not sure this trip has enough kid-friendly activities to keep kids interested. This is certainly a worthy destination for those looking to deepen their french roots on Bastille Day. As a bonus, the food truck "Holy Crepe" shows up on Bastille Day too.

Vintage flea market this weekend! I went with my Sister-in-law. It was so crowded it was hard to…read morewalk, but I am going home with lots of treasures! They have live music and tons of dealers. The food stand is open. They need to open more doors, because it's very warm and humid. Lots of great vintage finds! It's open Sunday too!

I love going to the Dirt Track here to watch Late Models, Modified's and pretty much anything that…read moreruns on alcohol, and trust me more than just the cars are running on it here. The food here is just OK, I wouldn't consider it on par with anything on the outside but it works when you just got off work and headed to the track. Trust me you will have heartburn later. The facilities are pretty red neck and not that great. Personally I hate whipping my junk out in troff urinal, it is just not that pleasant. The racing here is always awesome, I love the short track here because it makes for some very interesting racing. My favorites are the Modified's they are fast and loud, and the sweet smell from the motor lubrication they use is intoxicating.. wait what am I reviewing? Oh yeah racing, well for most any guy this track will get your motor running, I love feeling 800HP blasting you in the chest from less than 20 feet away, oh yeah and the occasional mud ball. Definitely bring safety glasses and ear plugs if you don't want to loose your hearing or get dust in your eyes. I think some Pro racers even show up sometimes to race with the average guys, Kinda cool if you ask me.