It was a great experience I thot that the man that did it was lee and I was right over a thrilling…read moreexperience I definitely enjoyed it and would love to be part of the cas.

the experience was awesome. I loved how immersive it was and I even had the opportunity to be a…read moresuspect. planning on getting a show for our wedding so definitely recommended. Book the show it's worth it!!! Dessert was delicious too :)

We have been going to ballet, pointe, jazz and tap classes at Patzius for 9 years. My daughter has…read morebecome the most beautiful dancer under the instructions of the Patzius Family. She has a deep love for dance and this has become her home. Class times aren't released until the Summer before the Fall session starts so I am not sure about the other review. Ray Patzius has a very kind heart and likes to kid around with people. Perhaps there was a mis understanding from the caller. If you want an excellent ballet, pointe etc training, Patzius is an excellent choice.

I called to ask when a class is held. The person who answered didn't know so she passed the phone…read moreto the owner, Ray Patzius. He refused to tell me when the class is held. I said that I just wanted to know if I could fit it into my schedule. Ray said, "What?! You think your life is busier than mine?" I replied, "Well, I only have a few openings in my schedule, but I would really like to take this dance class." Ray, "So you think your life is busier than mine?!" Me, "Well, my life is busy, I'm in pain, and I'm going to need surgery just as soon as it can be scheduled. In the meantime, dancing helps me deal with my stress." Ray replied, "Well, I'm not going to tell you." I said, "Well I took classes here before and I sent my children to you dance school. I live very close to your studio so I just want to know if I can fit that class into my schedule." He continued to be belligerent. I commented that his customer service skills need to be improved. He screamed, "I have people beating down the door to take lessons here! And I'm the best guitar teacher in the world!!!" "Please just tell me when the class is held," I begged. Ray, "No!!!" My stomach was in knots during the conversation and more than 24 hours later, I'm still feeling ill. What should have been a stress-reliever, made me physically ill. All because I wanted to take dance lessons. I called a dance studio that is about 20 minutes away. The person on the phone couldn't have been nicer. So I'm going to take dance lessons at St Louis Academy of Dance. I can't wait!

Westport Cine' was a Movie Theatre Opened back in August 1973, and the Theatre closed back in…read moreFebruary 2001, and was part of the Wehrenberg Theatre chain!!

Our children have taken classes at DaySpring for 15 years. One graduated from the high school and…read morewas prepared for college due to the university model. During COVID we were removed from the chaos and drama, because DaySpring students are used to self-direction and independent work. Isn't that the point of education? DaySpring offers flexibility, respect for families and family time, and a homey environment in contrast to factorylike government-run schools. Students are treated as individuals rather than inmates. It has far less conformity and bullying than what manifests in public/private schools. Teachers and staff LOVE the kids and they LOVE what they do. DaySpring cannot be all things for all people, but it is more tolerant and inclusive than other education contexts and more professional than co-ops. DaySpring was a pioneer in the bleak landscape of few educational choices, and we have been so thankful for the support that DaySpring has given my children and family!

We've been part of this beautifully imperfect community for 7+ years now and are grateful for the…read morekind, caring administration staff and super happy with the theatre program and friendships the kids have made here.

Hollywood Casino Amphitheater is a great venue for live music. The sound is especially quality…read morewhile sitting in the middle section. There are wide seating options available, including the lawn section in the back. They typically have water stations near the merchandise tent. The restrooms are large and accommodating. Adult beverages are pricey, averaging $15 a drink or $25 for double shots. Parking cost $20 and it is horrendous getting our after the event, taking up to or over an hour to get out of the parking lot. Another option is to take a shuttle bus from the casino, which cost $15 per person.

I attended a concert at the Hollywood Casino Amphitheater for the Ne-Yo and Akon Night Lights…read moreTour, and the show was absolutely amazing! The bus transportation offered from the casino to the amphitheater was a great convenience. The line for the bus was a little long, but buses were coming about every 15 minutes, so the wait wasn't bad at all, both before and after the concert. The buses also dropped us off right near the concession stands, which was great because we didn't have to make that long walk from the parking lot to the venue. The Smirnoff drink I purchased from the concession stand was pretty expensive at $20, but honestly, I couldn't go to an outdoor concert venue and not have an alcoholic beverage! The seats were roomy and comfortable. I didn't feel like I was sitting too close to the friend I came with, which made the experience even better. The sound system was great, and the stage lighting and projector screens made it easy to see the singers and feel like we had a front-row view. Overall, I had a fantastic experience at Hollywood Casino Amphitheater. The concert was great, the transportation was convenient, the seating was comfortable, and the production was impressive. I would definitely return to Hollywood Casino Amphitheater for another concert!

Came here with a group of friends for their Wednesday bingo night. I heard this place can be packed…read moreat times so I came a bit early. As you drive in, the parking lot is in the back of the building. When I came, there were a few spaces left so I'm glad I left when I did. I'm not sure where else you can park once the lot is full. The bar is pretty spacious too. As you walk in, you seat yourself (at least it was when I came). There is a bar in the front with tables and as you walk down, there are pool tables. Bingo was in the back area where the have a second bar and additional seating. I ordered a drink and it was really good. Food taste great as well. Bingo was so much fun. The guy that read the numbers was hilarious and very entertaining. Our server Kara was phenomenal. She managed the entire Bingo room by herself and always kept a smile on her face. Her suggestions were also spot on. I can see myself coming here more often for sure.

Thought we would try this place again, went for happy hour and they only offer $1 off beer or $1…read moreoff mixed drinks, no food specials. They offer bingo, darts , pool, karaoke on certain night and live music on certain nights. The food was average and service was ok at best.

We used to get pizza, wings and t-ravs from here on occasion at a place where I used to work, and…read moreit may have been the most generous gift I've ever received, with the caveat that I haven't received much in the way of kind treatment, from places of employment or elsewhere. I'm tempted to suggest that this is a pizza, wings and t-ravs place--which is all you need, really. If you include beer, which they have, that's all four food groups. (That might actually be true, come to think of it.) I've had the burgers here once or twice, here and at other locations, and I seem to recall them being fine--probably a cut above anything you'd get at a fast food restaurant, and for not much more, but not anything you'd travel for. If you lived in the adjacent hotel for some reason (trying to put together first-and-last on a place in a "good school district," perhaps), you'd be all set. I was there with my parents because they wanted to get the Sunday special fried chicken dinner. Deals like that are like catnip for the elderly. It's an okay deal for the price, and it's reminiscent of a time when a lot of these local sit-down places used to do fried chicken on Sundays. We used to get it sometimes at the Culpeppers near 270 and Olive. It was both much cheaper than this deal and all you could eat. Of course you had to walk there to get it, uphill both ways. (It really was all you can eat.) I didn't order the fried chicken, but I did get a chance to try it. It was good! It was maybe a little bit dry, but it was fried *hard*, like the chicken wings from the hood spot on the Fugees' The Score, to continue with the '90s theme, and it was seasoned well. Weirdly, you have to pick one (just one) side from the list of sides that come with the sandwiches, and there's a dearth of traditional fried chicken sides, like green beans and mashed potatoes. My parents had mac and cheese (which cost extra) and steamed vegetables, neither of which looked like they were that good. But the fried chicken honestly wasn't half bad. I already kinda knew what to expect with the pizza. It's St. Louis style and roughly on a par with Imo's, for what it's worth. The cheese might be better, but the other toppings probably vary depending on what you get. I got the pepperoni, which was fine. Maybe a little bit thin, like the pepperoni they had to use on pizzas during the Great Depression. They load you up on cheese, and like I said, it's a somewhat higher quality cheese. It's not weirdly liquid when it's hot, and it has a satisfyingly substantive chew to it once it's had a chance to cool down a bit. They could have left it in the oven a bit longer, but it wasn't undercooked, just not quite as crisp as I require. I know you have to tell them to do that at Domino's, or else they pull it out of the oven early, to save money that they pass on to you, the consumer, in the form of app deals that seem almost too good to be true. The pizza, if I read the menu correctly, only comes in two sizes, one which seemed like it might be too small and one that was definitely too big for one person. The 12" might honestly be fine for most people who don't have some sort of disorder, which, honestly, might be much of this place's customer base. I ate a whole 16" anyway (no Diddy), along with that chicken. What can I say? It was good, and I'm as pathetic as anyone else who eats here, if not more so.

A perfect spot for quick lunches or a fun dinner with friends. Plenty of parking in their lot out…read morefront although I know it gets busy, especially if they have an event in the evening. I love that they have so much space inside and also have an event space if you want to host something there. They also have so many special live music nights in every sporting game playing for your enjoyment! Service was fast and efficient. There is a wide variety on the menu to fill whatever taste you have at the moment. They do have a few helpful selections if you have dietary restrictions. I got their salmon with two sides and that is always a very tasty meal!

I visited on a Friday night with a group of friend for karaoke, since we were looking for a…read moresmoke-free karaoke experience. It is a bit of a dive vibe inside, with mismatched chairs and Blues Brothers decor. Karaoke happened on a stage with a dance floor in front (you could walk around with the mic if you don't want to sing on the stage). There were chairs up there too if you wanted to sit down to sing. The crowd was diverse in terms of age and race, but most people were in their forties. The backup music wasn't too loud (great for conversations with your group, less great trying to hear the music while you were singing). KJs were engaging too. The bartender was very nice and efficient. There wasn't any hard cider. It's more of a well drink kind of bar and drinks are reasonably priced. Women's bathroom was clean. There are large free parking lots nearby, although one lot was temporarily closed because of a huge baseball glove in the parking area.

I've been to this venue in the past but this tribute night I was not impressed. Located in Westport…read morePlaza next to the funny bone. They hosted a Whitney Houston tribute night. I was happy to attend but in my opinion the singer and back up dancers came up short. The band was amazing and I could have crooned to them all night. I chose the platinum package which consisted of up close seating and snacks and 2 drinks per person. The drink selection was VERY limited. I decided on vodka and cranberry and a moscato, hubby got budlight , and we still had to come out cash for an upgraded brand . Food was being ordered from Panera or Drunken fish. Not interested and a light appetizer available in the hallway. Not interested as well. Venue was very packed . We were seated like sardines and very uncomfortable if you needed to get up for any reason. Staff was nice , and artwork was beautiful. I'll give the evening a 5/10.

One of the best variety theaters around. This place has screenX, 4D, kids play, and lounge theatre…read morerooms! They have a full arcade, bowling alley, restaurant, and bar. You can host your parties and corporate outings easily. They host free bingo and trivia nights all year round. The prizes are movie tickets, bowling, and arcade tickets. Their restaurant Sterlings is okay but could be improved to match up with some of the other movie theater food options. This theater does have an evening age policy so beware of that. They always have great accessibility accommodations. You have to ask in person because you cannot call them directly. No B&B theater has a direct line number which is frustrating.

Sunday April 26! I…read moretotally recommend this place! I had a good experience thanks to the friendly and kind service I apologize for any misspelling but one staff named Dylan was very kind and most theaters staff weren't as kind He mentioned how to get a drink as simple as a cup of water when I needed help from someone kind and he has the best bracelet.