We rented The Club Room on the second floor for my daughter's wedding. Everything was perfect. John…read morewas fantastic to work with on the pre-visits, very responsive to our questions and requests. The food was great as was the bar service. The room was beautiful. We could not have asked for anything better. If you are thinking of using them for a special event, do not hesitate. You won't be disappointed!

This was a pre-symphony dinner on a Sunday evening. We chose it on a whim and glad we did. Our…read morewaitress was very attentive and friendly. Even gave us samples of some things to try, which we didn't expect. It was a pretty calm environment. Decent amount of people so it wasn't too loud. I got a Vanilla Pumpkin Ale which was delicious. We ordered a Caesar salad, Steak and Fries, and a fried pork cutlet with mashed potatoes. It was a great meal. Def a bargain for ribeye steak and fries (which was charred nicely). Almost tempted for dessert, but had to leave. Definitely would go again.

I absolutely love the Lafayette Square neighborhood, especially Park Avenue. As you pull up near…read morethe restaurant, you can walk past the community garden. There is street parking available and a small parking lot across from the restaurant. You can enter the restaurant at the main entrance on the corner or through the garden gate to the courtyard, but you must see the hostess for a table. Entering the courtyard patio is lovely as there is some nice landscaping and water features that make it quite tranquil. There are tables of various sizes there or you can go inside where there's standard dining tables or in yet another area is the bar. It almost feels like three restaurants in one. I highly recommend sitting out in the courtyard patio if you're able to. It really is lovely. We had a group of people and our server, Kelly, was great! She took good care of us, and made recommendations. I was really impressed with the support staff who swiftly swapped out our empty water carafes for fresh, cold ones. I started with a bloody Mary with roasted garlic vodka. It was such a unique mix of flavors and I really enjoyed it. I decided for my brunch that I would have the buttermilk pancakes and scrambled eggs. I was pleasantly surprised that they offer sugar-free syrup, if you ask. My dining companions ordered the black bean breakfast and the Florentine omelet, and everyone seemed happy with their choices. I will definitely be back.

Pretty day for a patio! We went at 2:30 and it was busy, but not packed. Our waitress, Jessica, was…read moregreat and took good care of us! We started with the crab cakes and chili wings and had salmon and steak frites for our entrees. Everything was really tasty and the drinks were perfectly refreshing. Highly recommend the sangria! The inside area is pretty small but the patio is large. They have it nicely set up with a relaxing fountain and lots of shade. You can make reservations online via open table too, so that's helpful during packed hours.

Came here on lunch break to have a brew or two and maybe some food. Nice ambiance. Beautiful and…read moreplentiful seating. I sat at the bar and waited, but no one was behind the bar nor did anyone come to the bar to work it for 10 minutes. I saw they have a $20 pre authorization hold policy for customers (which means they hold $20I wanted to ask if this policy was mandatory, involved food, but since no one was there to answer any questions (or take my order), I just left. Seems like the kind of place you go when you got time to waste. Couldn't find a menu of their drafts and selections or their bar fare either. Lots of corporate guys there. So, maybe it's that type of crowd. Best of luck to whomever gives this place a try!

I was here last night and I was here for lunch both times it took more than an hour of getting my…read morefood. I didn't get me food and ended up leaving. They know there's a convention going on. They know it's gonna be busy. It's a weekend but just poor serving quality. The kitchen needs a lot of help!

Gordon Ramsay's restaurant is located in The Four Seasons hotel. Therefore, I love to visit once…read moreevery season. The season of spring brought us back to some delicious food. I decided to start with a harvest salad. Wow! This was a delicious salad and I'm not usually a salad type guy. I will order this again! It was fresh and hit the spot! I usually order the signature and famous beef Wellington. However, I had to try something new so I went with the fish and chips. Oh my goodness where has this been all my life? It's batter something out of a dream. The portion size was perfect. Maybe I didn't have to eat it all but how can I leave a bite left on that plate? It was delicious! The fries complemented the fish perfectly. We have always received top notch service! Gordon Ramsay would be proud. For this dinner outing, we decided to dying outside on the beautiful outdoor area that has a spectacular view of St. Louis city. If the weather is right, will do that again because it was fun. I look forward to my return in the summer and who knows what I will be eating on that visit? Time will tell!

I went for a friend's birthday dinner this weekend. It was a Friday, so it took a lot longer to get…read moreour food then my previous visit when I sat at the bar. I ordered the Caesar salad and got salmon as my protein. The salad was so delicious. I probably won't return again on a Friday night though. I have been to the restaurant, and sat at the bar several times before and always enjoy the view.

I know I know ...usually, this is the place to go for fish but I wanted a tripe sandwich and that's…read morewhat I got for $6 and some change (I was one day late for Tripe Thursdays $5) 4/5 Fries came standard. Both the tripe and fries were seasoned and cooked to perfection. Crispy Crispy tripe is where it's at and this spot has it. Orders are cooked to order so be prepared to wait or you can call ahead.

First off, in 2019, they only take cash. Fish was ok, the onions with the meal were sour. Yes sour…read moreas in spoiled. It was my first time visiting that location. I will not go back as spoiled food is a no no. Also they had little things hanging to catch nets and flies. Made me question why the need for that if they are sanitary. Only good things is that the Caucasian lady at the front was really nice. Won't be going back though

This place was SO nice! Very much a surprise as we walked over from the Aquarium to watch the…read moreOlympics. It was decorated all out for the Olympics and they have several comfy couch areas which were perfect for us with our toddler who does not want to sit still... We spent a few hours here and had some appetizers and drinks. We had the pub pretzel, pickle chips, fried cheese and soup. All were out quickly and very good. The pretzel was SO good! Served with mustard and warm cheese for dipping and it's huge. Service was friendly and fast. Bathrooms are spacious and new and clean with a nice large stall for baby changing. It wasn't crowded in the middle of a day on Friday so, pleasant to watch the game with a small group. I'm sure it can get really busy and rowdy during sports events downtown. All in all, new and comfy and a place I can see us coming often.

It doesn't make sense to eat a heavy meal mere minutes before running a 5K downtown, but I didn't…read morelet that stop me from doing just that yesterday evening. My coworkers, who also ran, insisted on meeting up here. They didn't really run, they walked. I can't walk a 5K, because pull your head out of your ass. I could have ordered something light, but I figured I'd go in, since I won't be returning. I don't have the means or the interest to catch a soccer game at the nearby stadium, and even if I did, I heard they've got good food vendors. What do I need with this place? Depending on how much they want for beer across the street, it might make sense to pregame here, especially if they're pulling the same BS they pull at Riverport where the police roam the parking lot and try to prevent you from drinking in your car, as one does. My little brother's running group had a function here after a marathon I ran a few weeks ago. Free food and drinks. I'm not even a member of that group, but I was dressed in running attire and wearing a medal. You best believe I got my drink on. Did it aid in my recovery? No. No, it did not. I got the sense that they had busboys and randos from off the street running orders and that this place might not be fully staffed except for on game day. That was also the case yesterday evening. The guy waiting our table obviously didn't know what he was doing, but he seemed chill and ultimately got the job done. Hopefully my boss left him a tip. The menu consists of standard sports bar fare, including two sandwiches that purport to feature meat from the Carnegie Deli. I found this highly improbable, but I couldn't pass up the opportunity to join the ranks of Bowzer from Sha Na Na and Arthur Fonzarelli. This may have been my one opportunity in life. You can get either a basic pastrami on rye, for purists, or people with certain dietary restrictions, or the Reuben. I of course went with the latter. I found it surprisingly neat, without too much sauerkraut, thousand island dressing and what have you, to where it gets all sloppy. The slices of meat were uniform to the point where I was concerned, but damn it if it wasn't moist and flavorful. Nullus. It's pastrami, so it's supposed to be processed anyway. It comes with your choice of fries, chips or some sort of salad. For chips, you can get Red Hot Riplets, which is nice for tourists. It'll save them from having to go to a Schnucks. We should all be lucky. I went with the fries, for the sake of citizen food journalism. Surprisingly, these were shoestring fries, not unlike at a Steak 'n Shake. You don't see that as often these days. Were they great? No. But it was still kinda neat that they had them. Really, you're just going here because it's either across the street from the soccer stadium or (I think) built into Union Station. In that sense, it's almost like they're doing you a favor by offering food that's not half bad. What else are you going to do, try to go drink in your car?

Wonderful spot! Their drinks were amazing! I had the coconut tequila basil drink, my friend had a…read moreclassic martini. Qe had the oysters and hamachi crudo which was outstanding! The shipped ricotta had pieces of fig, and the toast that came with it was ridiculously good! The bread was made with sourdough and sweet potato, then grilled. A piece of heaven!! Would love to come back! Highly recommend a reservation. Service was also outstanding!

Checked out Extra Wavy recently with a friend and really enjoyed it. We were there as they opened…read moreso it was really open but filled in well. We wanted to try the happy hour specials, and we really enjoyed all the things we ordered. The oysters are flown in fresh daily and I could tell the wait person knew what's up by the way she described the type of oysters they had that day. The cocktails were great as was a chicken sandwich on the happy hour menu, but for us the fish & chips were a big standout!

Can you get more St. Louis than an Irish Bar located in the Soulard area of St. Louis? I guess I…read moreshould say pub. I told my son I have never been here in my life. I ordered their pork chop, which came with asparagus and layered potatoes. The pork chop was served with a chutney sauce made from apricot, black, and golden raisins. This pork chop is somewhat unique to St. Louis; it's a huge bone-in chop, nothing in Naples, FL can compare. My chop was cooked perfectly. Now, as to never being here, I am exiting the building. There is a small dining area with an Irish band playing. I turned to my son and said I had been here before, pointed to the table I sat at, and told him I had Irish stew. It was in my drinking days, and I am sure I sang all the tunes with the band.

Like most of St. Louis we showed up last Saturday to enjoy an Al fresco dinner. They were packed…read more After joining the queue we had a delightful walkthrough the surrounding neighborhood for the next 30 mins. Like clockwork they texted indicating the table was ready. We were seated and it was even busier. It took some time to order drinks and even longer to order and receive our food. Nothing unreasonable especially given the sheer amount of people there. But guess what we enjoyed our table conversations while the drinks were routinely refreshed and when the food arrived it was perfect. While "just basic bar sandwiches and a burger " everything was prepared as ordered. The appropriate temps. Mostly importantly it was just good tasting. Hats off to the cooks and the service providers! Impressive