This place was such a good vibe. We went here after a cardinals game. The drinks were strong and…read moreinexpensive - the best combo. We played shuffle board for a couple hours! The bartender (don't know her name, had large orange glasses) was very personable and efficient! She was able to have conversations while tending to the whole bar on her own and we never had to wait long for our drinks. Recommend this place heavily for a chill time.

On Friday, May 15, 2026, I decided to stop for lunch even though I rarely eat out. Unfortunately, I…read morewas extremely disappointed with my order. I ordered the codfish sandwich with fries, and it came on two pieces of wheat bread instead of the hoagie roll it used to be served on. The cod was overcooked, the portion was very small, and the fries tasted like they were cooked in old grease. I haven't had Jack in over three or Four years, and the quality has definitely changed. For $16-$17, the meal was not worth it. I cannot recommend this location based on today's experience.

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?

SLOW....service Appetizers came out 2 minutes before meals…read more No parking for customers Was seated in bar area (for some reason). Music too loud to have a conversation

The food and service was amazing at this bar and grill! Drew took care of me and answered my…read morequestions I had about the menu! I ordered the chicken bacon ranch sandwich and it was amazing!!! Highly recommend and would love to come back

Classic local hangout on Washington Ave with plenty of foosball tables and zero pretense. Grab a…read morebeer, jump into a game, and suddenly you're having way more fun than planned. Exactly what a neighborhood bar should be.

Just a trash place. drinks are weak and the service is poor, not to mention how filthy dirty the…read morebathroom is. so many better places to go in the area that are 100 times better. don't waste your time here.

Toasted Ravioli made the visit worthwhile. Thank you to our server for asking the kitchen to allow…read moreus to order them. For reference, at least on the game day Saturday we went, appetizers are not available on the lunch menu and are available only after 4:00 PM. Otherwise, good burger place, chicken sandwich was also acceptable to my picky kid. Typical dark hotel restaurant sports bar vibe, but still kid friendly at least during lunch.

Service was prompt! Mio was on top of it! He suggested things and I never had an empty glass! I…read morehighly recommend!!!!

Visited BV on a Friday afternoon when the Cardinals were not in town but I was. It's a venue, not a…read morerestaurant. Disappointed to find the main inside area was closed for a private event. The restaurants were open, some had lots of customers while others were vacant. We didn't get lunch today but the choices are endless, from pizza and burgers, to poke and Mexican food. The outside area is really nice, clean, with lots of photo op opportunities. Love the convenience of being so close to Busch Stadium. You can almost feel the joy of the fans, even on an away day. I visited the Hall of Fame (see pics) which was cool. The museum is there, too, if you want to pay for a tour. Visit any time.

We visited Ballpark Village for the NYE Live! New Year's Eve St. Louis event. We stayed in a hotel…read moredowntown and walked over, but there is a huge pay parking lot there if you want to park on-site. When we entered, we were able to get out picture taken in a cute photo book that looked like a magazine cover. The main interior is huge and open with a stage, several bar and seating areas and large-screen TVs all around. Our special event package included all you could drink. There are a lot of drink options. The wine was not great but my boyfriend enjoyed the hard seltzers and we both enjoyed mixed drinks with Tito's and Deep Eddy's vodka. The people watching was very good. The live music was loud with room for dancing. I think if you came here to watch a baseball game on the big screens it would be a lot of fun.

After making a reservation, I heard on social media that this place may be closing soon, but there…read morewas no indication of that on the restaurant's website or in-house. We arrived right on time for our reservation, stood for quite a few minutes in a half-empty house before being seated, then waited a very long time between visits from our apparently over-stretched waitstaff. The first cocktail I chose wasn't available; nor was the first entree. I settled on the "red wine flight", and it arrived in three glasses. The server recited their names, but I didn't catch them. Food was middle of the road. A smoked sirloin sandwich was tasty, though rather well-done. And the order of "salmon cakes", which the menu says is made of "smoked salmon, roast corn, tomato, cucumber, creme fraiche, and capers" was in fact just one cake (not cakes!), smaller than a hockey puck (about 1/2" thick max) and seemed to be made of canned fish, not the bright orange of smoked salmon. It was accompanied by five thin slices of cucumber and three or four halved grape tomatoes. No corn, no capers. It was so boring, and an overpriced disappointment at $23. If this Bridge is actually closing and focusing on the event space, they've gone out with a whimper. And if they're actually continuing service, I hope they get the food a little closer to the menu descriptions. Our drinks and water glasses were empty for long stretches. Our server was very pleasant and polite, but must've had way too much to do.

The seating was upstairs. It was very dark. Hard to read the menu without a flashlight from the…read morephone. The service was great. Attentive wait staff. The food- 3 of 4 of us said it was just ok. The other really liked theirs. We had 2 different pastas & 2 different sandwiches. Calabrian carbonara & citrus fettuccine. They were both kinda bland & not much flavor. Large portions. Wagyu reuben & smoked french. The reuben was a hit. The smoked french was too smoky. We had the pumpkin ricotta appetizer. It was pretty tasty. And the caesar was a large portion & decent flavor.

Great before St. Louis CITY SC games and any time…read more We've dined here before a couple games this 2026 season and have really enjoyed the food and service. We've had great burgers, corned beef sandwiches, and incredibly good sweet potato fries. And service is always with a smile. Thank you, Maggie O's!

Rating: 3.5/5 Stars We stopped in for a Sunday lunch, and it…read morewas a bit of a mixed bag. The place was almost empty, a stark contrast to the night before when it was apparently packed for the Blues game. Unfortunately, their draft system was down during our visit, which is a bit of a letdown for an Irish pub. I ordered the smoked corned beef sandwich. It was okay, but honestly, it was very greasy. On the plus side, the sweet potato fries were quite good. One thing to note is that the portion sizes are massive--I definitely couldn't finish my plate! The service was a highlight; the bartender was friendly and did a great job keeping tabs on us throughout the meal. While the food was just average this time around, I imagine that during a large sporting event, the high-energy atmosphere would probably make up for what was lacking during a quiet Sunday lunch.

Stopped here after visiting the City Museum. The catfish is huge and delicious and the hot honey…read morewings were the best chicken wings I've ever had. My family loved it- no alcohol yet but this feels like you're visiting a friend while their grandmother makes you dinner. Truly incredible flavors!

Reeks of hookah bar. Couldnt stand the smell and had to walk out. Avoid at all costs.read more