Festival of little hills!!!!…read more Great annual event in Historical Downtown St. Charles. Parking was very congested and bumper to bumper. Ample Shuttle services were available and next time I will utilize but eventually I did find a spot to park yay! Great exercise opportunities. Plenty of walking and bending and stretching. Vendor spaces were full of crafts, accessories, outdoor items, clothing, seasonal items etc. plenty of food and drinks available for purchase, live music, exhibitions, baked items. Plenty of direction to venture. Weather was hot and sweat was in high demand. Weight loss opportunity:) . I will definitely start attending this event. A fun time was had ..

One of the few cool history Missouri River towns that I'd thriving with a mix of Lewis and Clark to…read moremodern Casino. Lots of shops, restaraunts on a scenic cobblestone mile in St. Charles. Anchored on one end by the historic Academy of the Sacred Heart which dates to 1818.

We are Here at the world famous St. Charles Christmas Traditions celebration. We love coming to…read morethis every year. Jump in anywhere along old St. Charles - grab a program and start Colllecting cards from the performers is the kids favorite. I like hearing their stories from elves, singers and of course my friend Jack Frost. You haven't experienced this awesome event until you see Jack. This is the ultimate Christmas event and if you haven't ever attended- this should be on your list. Don't forget to stop by Grandmas Cookies - the line is worth the wait. lol Happy Holidays and happy new year to everyone.

Historic St. Charles is a quant town along the Missouri River. The streets are cobblestone and…read morethere are several antique shops, unique boutiques, museums and cafes . Saturday morning there was the farmers market and Oktoberfest, so plenty to do. The town is very walkable and a great way to enjoy the history.

"China China" by Zhu Wei is a bold bronze sculpture in Terminal 1 of St. Louis Lambert…read moreInternational Airport. It features two stylized figures that recall ancient Chinese tomb guardians while also nodding to modern political themes. Created in 2003 and loaned by the Gateway Foundation, the sculpture stands about six feet tall and sits in the pre-security ticketing area. Zhu Wei, a Beijing-born artist known for his satirical and socially aware work, designed the piece to explore the push and pull between tradition and modern life in China. The figures wear suits resembling the Mao-era Zhongshan jacket, a symbol of mid-century collectivism. Zhu Wei has called his approach an effort to "modernize the past," and this sculpture reflects that idea. Placed in a busy airport, the figures act as quiet observers and cultural messengers, inviting reflection on identity, history, and artistic voice. Originally shown in the Central West End, the sculpture moved to Lambert in 2014. It remains a standout piece in the airport's public art collection, offering travelers a brief moment of stillness and thought amid the bustle. [Review 1188 of 2025 - 453 in Missouri - 24740 overall]

11/10 would recommend the art hill film festival series. we saw et and loved it. there is food…read moretrucks and live music before the movie. lots of people but still a great view of the screen; the audio was also still good. i would recommend getting there before it's dark so you don't have to walk far in the dark. we got there 1 hour early and still had to park .9 away

This place is great for picnic or just to walk around and take in nature. There tends to be quite a…read morefew people going here on weekends. However it is so big and space out therefore you hardly notice. Besides walking and picnic, there is also paddle boating. People also bike here. This place is overall a great relaxing way to enjoy nature. Plus the zoo is right around the corner.

Order:Split Cup Iced pearl & Turtle. W/ cookie cup…read more Pros: Oh My FREAKIN Goodness!!!! This here is a drank! The cup is creative and amazing! Definitely sets them a part from other coffee spots. I hope they continue to grow and create amazing/creative drinks!!! They're blackowned!!! Cons: 30 min drive from the downtown area and I was a little perturbed. BUT they are opening up a location within the next month downtown so that is AMAZING! So although I was upset at first about the drive, I must say it was worth it!!! Support this Black-owned business!!

This is such a cute little coffee shop!…read more I love the atmosphere, very quiet inside and out. I could read a book or zone out on my laptop here for sure. I do hope they eventually get some cozy seating for a longer visit. So my chosen libations were the cinnamon latte and the green bliss drink. Both were delicious but my absolute favorite is the green bliss drink. It's my favorite so much that I'm openly admitting that I'm writing this review on the parking lot the day after I first drank it and feeding my newfound crave. I'm abandoning Starbucks over it (don't judge me), and very happily feeding my new addiction. Yep.....that word. The cookies and icing from Dough Re Mea were also good. I'm all about supporting local business and thoroughly excited to see more and more small businesses opening in my neighborhood!

The original Erio's was in Dellwood. When that location closed, the two brothers opened separate…read morerestaurants, one on Woodson near the airport, and this one in St. Peters. We had not eaten at Erio's in many years since moving away. This is the Erio's location where we last ate. Apparently, it has been sold since we were last there. I'm not saying the food was bad, but it certainly was not what I remembered. For instance, the house Italian dressing used to be a thick creamy slightly sweet dressing. It was delicious and came recommended. Now it's a sour vinegar and oil dressing with heavy herbs. We were looking forward to getting a pizza but were disappointed. The crust was tough and the toppings were sparse. I didn't care for it. They were busy, so I do overlook some things, but I should have been offered water, and I was not. I guess I could have requested it. I did enjoy the warm bread and butter. If I try this place again, I will not order pizza. If pizza is what I'm hungry for, I think I will go to Massa's or Rizzo's and save myself the disappointment. I guess it's all in what each of us likes. Your experience might be different.

I decided to have lunch ordered today. I used, DoorDash to order the food for delivery. I had…read moreordered an entree and they had special on their house salad that you get two for price one. When my ordered was delivered, instead of an entree, I received an appetizer. I contacted, Erio's and DoorDash. Between them both, my ordered was made correctly and was delivered less than hour of my first delivery! Hands down, Erio's takes pride, not only in their food, but making sure that customers are satisfied with their order and secured in the knowledge that, they'll go above and beyond to make sure your experience and expectations is ! DoorDash also deserves praise as well! Again, 5 stars and 2 thumbs up is definitely deserved! One last note, always remember..if you're not happy with your order or you received a wrong order, contact DoorDash and more importantly, the restaurant. The restaurant will go above and beyond to ensure your order is correct :)

Shaw Park located in the heart of downtown Clayton is a nice little park that has a lot to offer in…read moreworld of parks. Like all parks there are trees, grass, water fountains, and sports fields. But, what this park offers that I enjoy the most is an event called The Taste of Clayton. The Taste of Clayton is just what it says. You won't be munching on the side of a building with asphalt for a desert though, no, you have all the restaurants in the area with booths set up where you can sample what they have to offer. Spending a day there, you will not walk away hungry. Of course the day is not just the end of it. At night they have a fireworks show that is quite entertaining and live music. This event is a lot of fun that everyone at some point should try and make it to.

Clayton tends to be "upscale" and not super welcoming to those who are "outsiders". Go somewhere…read moremore fun like the Tower Grove farmers market!

There are very few things that can convince me to make the trek out to St. Charles. I'm just not a…read morefan of the area, to be quite honest. But then I heard about the Adam Morgan foundation's annual fun run. The Adam Morgan foundation is an organization that provides support to families with autistic children. Hmm...a good cause? Running? A 7pm start time? Okay, count me in. This was the 2nd annual AM fun run. It was sponsored by Fleet Feet, and it began in Frontier Park in Old Town St. Charles. The fun run featured a 10K run, 5K run (or walk), or a 1.5 mile walk, so it definitely catered to all abilities. Pros and Cons of the race? Pros: A really good cause. Good race support with lots of volunteers and water stops. Cons: If you're doing the 1.5 mile walk or the 5K, you'll be surrounded by tons of people. I see that as a good thing. However, I chose to run the 10K, and as a middle of the pack runner (not super fast, but not ridiculously slow, either), I was alone for much of the race. Seems like not many people (Maybe 30?) opted to do the 10K. I don't mind running alone when I'm familiar with the neighborhood. But this race took us through the Katy Trail, which I'm not very familiar with. And about a mile of the race had us running alongside a trailer park. And running alongside a trailer park in St. Charles at sunset is NOT where this girl wants to be! Yikes. So while this one was a good cause, I'm not sure I'd run this race again. Maybe I'll just donate money next year and leave the running through the backwoods part to the braver souls.

Three of us took the Delmar Loop food tour with our guide Tracey. First I would like to say Tracey…read morewas a wonderful guide with so much knowledge of the area. She told us the history of the loop, what's currently going on and what's up and coming. We could not have asked for a better guide. The food is important but having a good guide I think is equally important. Tracey went above and beyond. We loved her. Five stars for Tracey. Now on to the food. I will list what where we stopped and rate each individual place. SALT AND SMOKE- OMG THE BEST PLACE ON THE TOUR. They gave us brisket and Mac -n- cheese( which they just won an award for) I live on the East Coast and we are not known for good BBQ but being a foodie I do know good food and this place was slammin! The brisket was the best I've ever had and so was the Mac-n-cheese made with some ritz crackers on top. The manager was very friendly and welcoming. They showed us the smokers up close which was very cool. They have 4 different sauces to try all made in house and all delicious. Liked it so much we are going back for dinner. PI PIZZA- Being from the East Coast, New Haven, home of world famous Sally's and Pepe's Pizza I have high standards for pizza. This pizza was not what I'm used to but enjoyed trying it anyway. They served a small pizza for the 3 of us which is extremely generous on a food tour! SHAWARMA KING- kind of a dive place for college kids, kind of while in the wall place. Chicken schwarma was tasty and falafel was average. Owner wasn't talkative or friendly but that's ok. I would eat here if a broke college kid or drunk at 2am but not a place for a first date SEOUL TACO- Korean taco joint. We had a beef taco which was delicious and kimchi rice that was also good. I would go back to this place for sure. PICCIONE PASTRY- they gave each of us a gooey butter cake canoli. St. Louis is famous for gooey butter cake if u didn't know. The cannoli was filled to order and was very good. Very sweet but very good. The tour was about $55 a person and was well worth it. I've been on other food tours across the country and this one gave us the most food for our money. I've been to others where we left hungry but not here! If you take this tour at 11 am like we did I suggest you do not eat breakfast! I would definitely recommend this tour if you are visiting St Louis both for the food and to learn the history. Lastly, the picture attached to my review is for Tracey. We ran into this famous guy as we entered our hotel right after our tour. We wished Tracey was still with us when we met him. Tracey we hope you see this picture and if the company sees this review please show Tracey the pic! Thanks!

Was in St. Louis for a couple of days and we decided to do a food tour. We chose the Central West…read moreEnd tour. Carrie was our tour guide and she was awesome!!! We learned a little more about the area, the restaurants and of course the food. The food was great and abundant. Make sure you come hungry because you will eat a lot. I would definitely recommend Savor Saint Louis Food Tours and will be going back to try there other tours. Thanks Steve C.

While I don't have kids I was excited to walk through the park looking at the lights. I took a ton…read moreof pictures. I'll be honest... Christmas is not my favorite holiday but as usual, when it gets closer to the 25th I'm all about the decorations. Not at my house... we have a "glittering buck" with a missing ear and bent leg. But I digress. The lines were long if you wanted to go into the Penguin House or go along River's Edge so we didn't do that. We walked a lot...8,756 steps to be exact and saw a lot of lights...10,000,00... I'm kidding. I didn't count the lights. There were lots of special beverages and honestly the prices weren't terrible. All the s'more areas were being used by adorable families and it was great to hear all the laughter from the children. It was a magical time.

Enjoyed a pleasant and brilliant walk through the zoo on a evening visit. The lights and animation…read morewere beyond expectation. Really appreciate these special events offered by our phenomenal zoo.