This liquore store has a well stocked selection of wine, beer, and spirits and quite large. It was…read morealso very clean and tidy which I liked a lot. The owner convinced me to try out a small single shot bottle of an organic vodka. Based on his recommendation, I wanted 5 of them at $1 each, but was talked down to only 4 bottles by my friends. We also bought a few bottles of sparkling wine and Devil's Cut Jack Daniels for pre and post partying at the Courtyard Marriott down the street for our friend's wedding.

You can find variety of liquor here from exotic wines to wheat beer. They have it all…read more It's quite spacious too. If you are looking for some snacks, they have that too. Beers are in the back , wine are on the left and whisky and hard liquor in the middle.

I hadn't been here for years! I think the last time was before we went to the Rolling Stones…read moreconcert. Our daughters live closer and go more often. We were hanging out with our 15 month old granddaughter for the day and decided to come here for dinner so she could get out of the high chair and move around. We sat outside since the weather was so nice. The patio is large and has tables for smaller and bigger groups. There are also some games to play out there. They have blocks and a few other things for kids to play with as well. There is a lot of seating inside, too. My husband went in and got a menu and we chose our meals. Food is ordered at one counter and beer at another. He went in and ordered our food and got a beer. I drink, but I don't drink beer! Our food was brought out to our table and it was good! My husband and I each had a burger and our granddaughter had grilled cheese. They all came with fries. We ate, my husband had another beer, we played on the patio for a while, and then we left! The vibe was good, the food was good, the beer was good - of course we'll be back!

There's a 1984 one-hit-wonder named Rockwell whose paranoid earworm still lodges in your skull: I…read morealways feel like somebody's watching me. Rockwell Beer Company earns the association honestly. I walk in wary (I don't drink beer, don't like it, and an industrial brewery hugging a busy four-lane street is not my native habitat), I get the sense I need to eat in the corner so people don't discover the non-beer drinker; however, I walked out humming. The reason is the food, sourced through Street Food by Brasas. This is not brewery food that apologizes for itself. Pretzels, wings, both worth ordering again. The pizzas (barbecue, pepperoni) land in that rare category of elevated bar snack. I'd happily return for a table's worth. It's order at the window food service, which is fine for their vibe, but it keeps the environment to a self-service lower warmth environment. We sat outside, which is nice IF you can find some shade on a hot summer evening. 3.9 out of 5 stars The atmosphere isn't built for me, but the kitchen is good enough that I'd get over it to spend an evening with my beer-drinking friends. What would push this higher: a space that compels me the way the plates do.

Dakota was my bartender. He did a great job. It was very slow in there. And it was a super hot day…read morein St. Louis. I ordered the jalapeño bacon melt, and it was absolutely phenomenal. The Texas toast was thick and never decided to go soggy and break apart, like most melt to do and the sandwich was way better than I thought it would be The beer selections here are pretty cool. They have a lot of different cool aspects and different flavors. Dakota was able to recommend other breweries go to which I did and had a lot of fun. Great job to Dakota. Thank you for your help.

Wow this place is amazing! Has a great selection of beers with rotating selections, great food and…read morethe server we had was wonderful. Came on a Monday night and it wasn't too crowded. They did have a ticketed painting event happening which was cool to see they had those, I would consider signing up for an event in the future. I got the black bean burger with fried and a beer. Everything tasted amazing and the fries especially were great. They have a great happy hour deal I'm keen to start grabbing and I want to keep an eye out for fun events. They also have a membership, I don't remember what it's called, but you pay a flat rate and get half off beers on Mondays which seems like a good deal if you like to have a little Monday happy hour.

Very fun atmosphere and a great venue for dining out with a large group of friends. My friends met…read moreup here prior to a Cards game to catch a shuttle. I ordered a bowl of jambalaya that was a little spicy, but totally edible. There was good amounts of chicken and veggies and I was filled for the remainder of the evening. The restaurant made sure to have plenty of servers to take care of us. I've been here a couple of times before and look forward to returning.

I've been coming to 1860s forever and have frequented all areas of the bar. The front has live…read moremusic, the middle has bar games, and the back has seating for folks who want to eat. It gives More standing room for the late night hours. There's patio space outside on the sidewalk towards the side back entrance. It's a fun place to grab a bucket of beers and hang with friends. I can't speak to the food, as I've never eaten here. It's worth the stop on your Soulard crawl.

Brittany and Lauren were my bartenders. Not being from around there. It was pretty awesome to be in…read morea brewery that looks like a brewery from home. Brittany had a lot of knowledge about the beers and the food. At first I ended up walking into the patio, but then I was able to be led inside, which was a lot cooler. did not get food here and they had a good list of merchandise that you could pick from. Would go back again.

St. Louis is lousy with these microbreweries--this part of town in particular, to the point where,…read moreas I ran the streets of the surrounding area, I was violently assaulted with what must be the smell of beer as it's being brewed. It's not altogether different from the smell of beer as it's coming back up, and it called to mind my illustrious, mostly-forgotten-at-this-point college years. I was suddenly compelled to listen to Cannibal Ox and watch certain videos that I'd pilfered from Kazaa, and it's probably for the best that I didn't have access to a circa 1998 Compaq Presario in that moment. The vibe in Bluewood Brewing is a lot classier. There's no "Iron Galaxy" over the PA. The lights are dimmed, which I imagine would be convenient if there was someone there you owed money to. I was particularly impressed with a long table on the patio. I remarked to a member of my running group that it almost certainly didn't come from IKEA. The wood was of too high a quality. The food menu is limited to a small selection of standard sports-bar fare, but this is not anywhere you'd go to watch the game. They might not have any TVs. Did they spend too much on the table? Also, they don't sell any beer in cans, that I'm aware of, which I generally prefer as someone who, as the evening progresses, is prone to dropping things. I went with something called Crush, which is an orange-flavored high-gravity IPA. It was the highest ABV selection on their regular beer menu, but it also costs a little bit more, so you're not really getting over on them--unless you thought to "pregame." I found it to be both less "stiff" than I was expecting and less orange-tasting, in a good way but also in a bad way, in that anything that fails to conform to expectation is at least somewhat disappointing. I was expecting paint thinner and orange juice. I got something that was balanced and flavorful. From the food menu, I got the daily special, which was a sort of elevated patty melt called the Stable Melt. It came with two all-beef patties, Swiss, caramelized onions and "Frisco" sauce on Union Loafers marbled rye, with your choice of chips or fries. It was $18, and as I was standing there a guy came out and changed the price to $19, presumably due to developments in the war with Iran. I was assured that I'd be "grandfathered in" at $18, but I'm not sure if he told the guy at the register and I didn't bother to check. It wasn't necessarily my kind of thing, but it was a great burger. The name-brand bread alone nearly justified the price increase. The meat was generously proportioned (no Diddy), but it didn't quite extend to the edges of the bread. Perhaps if it were one larger patty? The onions gave it a sophisticated Salisbury steak vibe, wholly superior to Hungry Man. The fries called to mind the fries at Wendy's. If only they offered a Frosty to dip them in. It wouldn't necessarily go with their beer. I'd suggest they put bourbon or something in it, but I shudder to think what they might charge.

I needed some liquor for my Bartesian and this is my go to for budget friendly options. Great…read morevariety, great prices and plenty add on's to enhance your bar area. Syrups, salts, cherries, etc. Friendly staff . Rewards program and online ordering is available as well. Check website for days and hours of operation.

Super new smoke n drinking spot. Came in for a vape they let me try all kinds before I settled for…read moreone. Guys super nice and gave me vape covers to try safely. Smells new there even. Deals on deals here! A lot of choices of everything!!

Friday during Lent, I was excited to try the fish sandwich. It was busy! Lots of little groups…read moreand families. We spotted a couple of bar seats and squeezed our way in. Lively atmosphere, bartenders were welcoming and interactive. We ordered the Hot Cheese curds as an appetizer, and I got the Obscura as me beer of choice. Not going to lie, the cheese curds were as advertised! They were hot! Not so much that I couldn't handle but don't take them lightly, they are good. They came drizzled with a good ranch. The beer was great, especially with the hot cheese curds. Ordered the Friday Fish Sando with no cheese. Came out in a timely manner, large and crispy! It was messy in the best way. Crispy, beer battered cod, lettuce, and house made tarter. It was juicy on the inside with none of the batter mush you can sometimes get with fried fish, loved the house made tarter, all-around great sandwich. The fries were on point, too. Crispy but not greasy. Great space, friendly staff, good food!

This is one of my favorite breweries in STL! I am a huge fan of sour beers and side project never…read moredisappoints with their draft sours. The bartenders were so friendly and helpful in choosing which beers to order. The kitchen is also phenomenal and I love coming here for their crispy chicken sandwich. We went on a Sunday afternoon and it was packed, so we parked across the street at side project pizza. Tables ranged from families with small children to friends watching march madness. There was a small wait for the food but it was worth it! We will be back soon

My favorite convenience store around. All the guys are friendly and fun to chat with.read more

This place is pretty scarce....they don't carry a lot, but if you need something quick and it's in…read morethe chips, beer, slurpee, candy, magazine genre. They also sell cigarettes and cigars, but none of any real quality, and of course, they have the token half dead roses with babies breath in cheap plastic wrappers that everyone has come to know, love and expect from corner convenience stores such as this one. Like all good convenience stores, this place is more expensive than any real grocery store where you could get the same things, however, the bonus is this place is open 24 hours, so even if you want a loaf of bread at 3 in the morning, you can get it here...even if you are paying double for it.