Fish fry Friday during Lent. Nicely cooked and served in a clean bar and restaurant. Picnic…read moretables in a large event room off the kitchen. Some tables in bar. Fried cod, shrimp and sides. A little sketchy on pricing, but otherwise orderly. Friendly, proud atmosphere.

This is a cozy speakeasy. Nicely decorated and well kept establishment. They recently opened. The…read moreowner and staff was working hard to make sure the customers were enjoying themselves. The Jack Daniel wings were very good. The fries were good. They had other specials like sliders and $5 margaritas. I don't know if the wings were on a special but if not they need to increase the price. There is parking on the street in front. They have outdoor seating as well as inside seating. The have a full bar. It was an amazing experience.

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.

Busy place at 5:30pm on a fish Friday. Worth the 30 min wait for the goods. Prices going up in the…read morenew year. Pic included

One of the best fish fry's around. They do one every first Friday of the month and every Friday…read moreduring Lent. The fried cod is my favorite. The hush puppies, onion rings, and fries are pretty good, but the hidden gem is the glazed chicken wings. I homemade desserts, and a cold Stag at the bar will make for an awesome kick off to the weekend.

This is a really nice place. I attended this for a really weird wedding reception…read more First let me say that the grounds were beautiful. But the people were not. The members were somewhat off-putting. The reception dinner had free wine / and beer outside. You had to pay for wine and cocktails in the hall. Not all that unusual from my experience. However you also had to pay for soda? I had heard that there was a charge for water, not sure on this. The food was ok for buffet food. Beef and overcooked chicken selection, pasta with a watery alfredo sauce. the scalloped potatoes were delicious. You had to request coffee with cake. Service was slowish and very inconsistent. One of our groups kids disappeared and we were looking for her. Again not all that unusual, (lol). This place does have a few more halls than your average reception hall. I ventured over to the "Member's only" section. I was given grief for coming over there until they heard the that a little girl was missing. They did not offer any help however? I did see a family sitting in different sections of the members only group. Adults and kids. They were essentially sneering at each other. I thought this was very odd. We found Libby and all was well. At the end of the reception with no regular supply of free non-alcoholic drinks, surprise there was an argument about the ownership of some golf carts left in front of the building with the keys in them. Surprise, Surprise, Surprise. This could have been avoided by the staff by putting the damn things away after dark, or how about taking the keys out of the ignition? I sure hope I am not invited to another wedding at this venue by close friends.

Attended a Jr PGA event today. I found the club house to be beautiful and the course to be in fine…read moreshape. The pro shop staff was very helpful and kind. The bar staff not so much. The male bartender was somewhat helpful to my wife but the lady's that worked in the bar were not. I think that when a private club allows outsiders to come in there venue that they should try to be more helpful, We could be your future members if we were treated like we were welcome instead of outsiders that do not belong there, Just food for thought to the membership committee,

I had such a great visit to The Muny to see Ain't Too Proud, The Life and Times of The Temptations!…read moreWhat a great rendition of the show acting was great, performance was great, and the weather was absolutely perfect. The margarita was fire and by fire, I mean DELICIOUS! My seats were perfect, and even though I've been to The Muny several times, I was surprised to find out they have a restaurant! I also loved the live music playing before the show even started. The whole atmosphere was such a vibe! Definitely another great experience at The Muny, and I can't wait to come back for another show!

It's been a while since I have watched a show at the Muny. On this visit it was the classic…read moremusical, "South Pacific." The Muny is an outdoor theater in beautiful Forest Park. Parking can be a little crazy, but we were able to park in the lower and free parking lot. If you are disabled, you may want to get there extremely early or have someone drop you off. Even the closest disabled parking spot, it's still going to be a bit of a walk. There are lots of ramps and special disabled seating, if needed. Otherwise expect steps without a railing. The staff is very accommodating. There's really not a bad seat in the house, even the free seats are fairly good. The seats are quite close together so if you are a larger person, it's a tight fit if you have people on either side. The performance was incredibly professional and very good. The sound system and lighting were just right. I believe most shows start at 8 PM and have an intermission. When the shows are rather full, expect quite a wait to depart the area. It's definitely a must do in the Summer.

Review for 2025. Clayton MO…read more There were fewer restaurants than I expected. There were also some vendors and shops for tshirts. I enjoyed the event but it was hot. I tried places I had not in the past. Peacemaker lobster. So good. Had the mini roll. The bread was fresh, buttery, crispy. The lobster was tasty with the right amount of mayo. Juan tacos. Birra taco was the best. Came out hot. Was not greasy at all. Very tasty. Wools get again. The chicken taco was good. The steak taco was ok. The taste frozen lemonade was very refreshing and good. The creek bros lemonade was good but the sugar crystals were interesting to chew on. Parking can be challenging in Clayton but meters are free on the weekend. There's definitely a lot of restaurants. Quite a few caterers. Some brought their own chairs, else eat while standing. There was some shade which was a welcome relief to the 98 degree heat index. Always a good time when looking to try many new things.

For more info Google Taste of St Louis. Pay no attentionto my review as the event hasn'thappened…read moreyet: The 31st annual Taste of St. Louis takes place August 14-16, 2026, moving its location to downtown Clayton (40 South Central Avenue, Clayton, MO) for a free weekend of local food, live music, and artisan markets.Festival Schedule & InfoDates & Times: Friday, August 14 (4:00 PM - 10:00 PM); Saturday, August 15 (11:00 AM - 10:00 PM); Sunday, August 16 (11:00 AM - 6:00 PM).Admission: Free entry with no reservations required.Payments: Vendors accept cash, card, and select digital payments like Venmo or Apple Pay.Highlights & Location ChangeRestaurant Row: Over 40 local restaurants, food trucks, and bakeries participate.Entertainment: Daily live music on the main stage and chef cooking demonstrations.

The park/stadium is beautiful, CLEAN and easy to navigate. I'm here to review the food and drinks I…read moretried while there. Definitely expect $15+ for everything. The first stop was the smash burger that comes with kettle chips. Delicious! I asked for extra pickles and they gave them to me. I love that the burgers are cooked right where customers can see. Next I tried the bratwurst with onions, peppers and dijon mustard. The dijon mustard ruined the taste. I love mustard and whatever they had was not good quality. The brat and peppers were good. The chicken wings from Chicken Scratch were ok! The dry rub had a nice flavor but that creamy, dill dipping sauce?! I COULD DRINK IT!!! I also purchased a cutwater and a hot chocolate. I didn't expect much from the hot chocolate but it was soooo good & piping hot! Overall, the food options offered here are guaranteed to satisfy everyone. They have your usual chicken tenders and fries all the way to cheesesteaks, tacos, bbq, ice cream, biscuits...you can find something to eat here!

If you haven't experienced a match at Energizer Park, you're truly missing one of the best game-day…read moreatmospheres in St. Louis. The venue is always immaculate and kept in outstanding condition. Entry is seamless thanks to modern security and ticket-scanning technology, making it fast and easy to get through the gates and into your seats without the usual stadium hassle. That efficiency really sets the tone for a great fan experience from the moment you arrive. One of the best parts of Energizer Park is the incredible lineup of local food and drink vendors. The variety is fantastic, and it's refreshing to see so many St. Louis favorites represented, truly local supporting local. It adds an authentic hometown flavor that makes match days feel uniquely ours. I love this park, and I love my St. Louis City SC. The energy, the supporters, and the atmosphere make every match unforgettable. Let's go City!!!