Review is obviously just for the chair (see my Fanning Outpost store review if you're…read moreinterested...). So, about the chair...yeah it's cool to look at for like 3 minutes. Then the novelty wears off just like that. You can go up close and underneath it, unlike the World's Largest Rocking Chair in Casey, Illinois (which they had roped off when I was there last year). On the wooden legs you see so many people trying to advertise their blog/YouTube channel/whatever with stickers, which kind of takes the fun out of things. (Then again, you see this happen on a lot of Route 66 attractions, even at the Chicago begin/end signs) But, it makes for a great selfie and Instagram moment. Probably the best spot for that kind of thing on Route 66 in Missouri.

the chair itself is pretty cool and doing Route 66 it's filled with quirky roadside attractions and…read morethis is one of them perfect photo op and memory made

On our drive from Kansas City to St. Louis, my girlfriend and I took a detour south to Cuba. Noooo,…read morenot that Cuba, but Cuba, Missouri to Bob's Gasoline Alley. We specifically plotted this route on our GPS so that we could pass thru this cool outdoor museum-like area. To sum it up, it was a pretty interesting stop on the way. It was a bit off the beaten path as we had to traverse thru some very quiet areas and creeks, but this very unique outdoor gas station memorabilia museum exists in the middle of nowhere. If you're in the area, it's definitely worth taking a few photographs as you make your way thru Route 66. There were hundreds of pieces of vintage gas station memorabilia on display and no one in the vicinity when we made our stop so we had the whole area to ourselves. There were a few cars that passed by, but all of them just drove by. It makes for a nice 15-minute break from a long drive as it is a great chance to get out to stretch and take a few photos.

My friends and I were driving back from a multi-state road trip when we came across Bob's Gasoline…read moreAlley. Immediately, I wanted to stop by and see what it was all about. I'm a HUGE fan of all things vintage, so seeing the antique cars an sign along Route 66 sparked my curiosity. We got off the nearest exit, took some back roads, and finally arrived to the Mecca of all things Vintage - Bob's! Located in a quiet, remote area of Missouri, my friends and I had no idea what to expect from this adventure. A friendly man greeted us as we snapped photos, who turned out to be Bob himself. We took some photos of all the vintage memorabilia outside - then made our way inside a restaurant - which turned out to be a catering service of sorts. We were greeted by a woman who seemed to be setting up for an upcoming event. She was very welcoming, told us to come inside and take all the pictures we wanted. She even showed us the stairway that led up to the top floor. VERY cool place!! After taking photos in the catering area, Bob gave us a tour of the land. We checked out different sheds and spaces that contained a ton of hoarded vintage collectibles. Bob was kind enough to allow us to browse around and take photos while he waited for us outside in the heat (poor guy). Not gonna lie - I actually thought we might get murdered for about 3 minutes. The place, while very interesting and unique, had a strange eery vibe about it. We walked out alive (obvs), but I was pretty vocal to my friends about the possibility and we enjoyed a few laughs thanks to it. Overall, I would recommend this place to anyone who loves old school American nostalgia. Bob's will definitely be the place for you.

Heard this was a must-see tourist attraction in St. Louis, so I HAD to see for myself! This area…read morewas really run-down and seemed really sketchy; the roads seemed pretty destroyed and surrounding buildings were mostly obliterated or inhabited. So, I wouldn't recommend visiting at night, as you never know what you may encounter. The Grafitti wall was much more longer than I thought it would be! The vibrant colors from various artists that join together to create a complete picture was truly astounding. It's actually so inspiring to see so many different artists working together, incorporating their own unique styles to create one single piece of artwork. If I took a few minutes to really take in and admire each grafitti, finishing the wall would take HOURS! I was skeptical that this mural was worth the trip to an abandoned area, but I'm truly so glad that I came to see this beauty. If you're in Saint Louis, you have to come take a look!

I've lived in STL my entire life and I'm kicking myself that I'm just now coming here! The amount…read moreof art and creativity that I found at the Graffiti Wall was mind blowing! I've seen several mural walls throughout the US and this is by far the most extensive one I've come across. Aside from the surprising length of this mural walls the quality and the meaning behind these works of art stood out to me the most. This wall is repainted every year during the Paint Louis festival on Labor Day weekend and it will definitely be worth checking out!

Over 100 canoes carefully laid out as an homage to the famous Stonehenge in England, this is…read moreCanoehenge. These are recycled/repurposed canoes from the nearby Meramec River. The installation is 7 miles down the road from the interstate, at points curvy and narrow. And when you arrive here, it's exactly what it sounds like. Someone went to a terrific amount of effort to put this installation in place. It will take you longer to get here from the highway than it will to tour the site. But you should still do it. Note that there are limited services along the road and you might not have cell signal. [Review 621 of 2024 - 317 in Missouri - 21652 overall]

Cherokee Street District in St. Louis is a vibrant, eclectic area with a lot to offer, especially…read moreif you enjoy exploring different restaurants and unique shops. There's a great variety of dining options, from casual eats to more adventurous menus, and the local vibe really adds to the experience. Each spot feels distinct, and it's easy to make a fun day or evening out of hopping between restaurants. That said, I'm taking off one star for parking and safety. Parking can be limited and a bit tricky to find, and while the area is lively, it's worth staying aware of your surroundings, especially at night. Overall, Cherokee Street is a fun, diverse place for food and culture lovers. Just plan ahead for parking and stay mindful of your surroundings, and you'll have a great experience.

Cherokee street District has plenty of things to offer. Tattoo shops, vintage shopping, diversity…read moreof food from coffee shops to breakfast & dinner! A nice neighborhood to walk around & window shop or grab a bite to eat! I stopped in at KBop today!

Not to miss every Labor Day in St Louis. Watch the artists, enjoy the vibes, support the food trucksread more

**May 2025: Weekend Visit**…read more I came here to attend the 2 Rivers Comic Con inaugural convention and really enjoyed this beautiful space. There's ample parking for patrons and the building itself has high ceilings for lots of air circulation. On my visit they had a small stage for the talent to speak about their experiences as well as a separate room for signings/photos. The space is very intimate and while they did not use the 2nd floor for the convention there's room to grow if they did! Overall, a nice space for nerds to gather!

Beautiful venue for a wedding. We came here over the weekend for a wedding and it was all in one…read morearea but they had the tables pushed to the side after the wedding. They pulled him into the center. I think it would be better if they had dividers to hide or disclose the tables to make it more seamless looking They let you explore the gallery during cocktail hour The staff is very pleasant and there were security on site Great location for an event and close to hotels for family and friends

A great place to connect with the community! They offer a huge variety of classes, take one and…read morelearn a new skill! The mural really brightens up the area, as well!

From the owner: The MAC is dedicated to teaching art to students of all ages and skill levels through in-house…read moreworkshops and community outreach programs.