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3.6 (114 reviews)
Open • 11:00 am - 11:00 pm
Updated 2 months ago

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Impossible burger
Maggie H.

I dislike rating 4 stars for restaurants just because I wasn't wowed, but I'm reminding myself that I've got nothing bad to say, that this is not a low rating, and that my dining companion also was not wowed. I'll throw Barrio a bone, too: I'm a picky vegetarian with what some people consider is poor taste, so don't yinz listen to me anyway. Ready? Go! I've walked by Barrio so many times the last few years on the way to Clementine's or Sasha's. I finally checked out and experienced the menu when Sasha's was too packed to seat 2 people a couple of weeks ago. Barrio was so much less busy than Sasha's (well, obviously). We ate outside on the sidewalk across from Concordia Park. You order at the bar and they bring the food to you. My veggie burger was good. Not the best burger I've ever had, but it accomplished its goal of getting eaten. I can't remember whether I finished it there or took it home to finish. We weren't in a drinking mood, so not much else to review here.

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Taquera W.

We found Barrio randomly looking for something to eat while we were out. The bar is in a neighborhood part of Clayton near one of the elementary schools. There are lots of windows and natural light. The bar keep and our waiter were very attentive, we were there mid afternoon/early evening and it wasn't busy at all. The food was decent. The fish was cooked well although the sandwhich was very plain. The fries were delicious (love a good fry) The salad was delicious. They don't use traditional dressing and I was worried because I'm not a fan of mustard and it's mustard based but it was nice! The crispy chicken on top added flavor and texture . We might return on a day when it's not close to the end of the night.

Onion Rings are to die for! Great spot with lovely patio. Burgers & Tacos. Both delicious - we will be back!
Kathe G.

Onion Rings are to die for! Great spot with lovely patio. Burgers & Tacos. Both delicious - we will be back!

Orlando P.

I've been to this spot a couple times for drinks but never the food since it was so late. This time I tried the food and the best is the Killer B Burger. Everyday out it from the burger the brisket, bbq sauce was amazing. Didn't like the turkey burger kinda dry and the chicken sandwich was okay as well as the fries. If you do go get that frozen cherry limeade. It was fire. Love the patio to sit outside and eat and it was great service.

Chicken special (April 2025)
Anna L.

Now a regular in our rotation, I'd say we come at least once a month. In addition to great burgers, their Caesar salad, Caesar salad wrap, rotating specials, quesadilla, and fish and chips are all amazing. The cocktails are great, they have an amazing wine selection (they're owned by Sasha's wine bar), and the staff is amazing - friendly and accommodating. The patio is excellent and they open the windows on nice days. Something for everyone and super kid and dog friendly too!

Pup friendly patio
Lesley P.

Central location to stop by for a drink or get a quick bite. I selected this place for my Friday night end of the summer get together / birthday celebration because it was central for both my STL city, and STL county & St Charles county friends. Pup friendly patio is an added bonus. Parking was a challenge on Friday night which appeared to be concern of a handful of guests. Dan, the owner was easy to work with throughout the planning process until the day of our event. No option to reserve ahead of time but owner knew ahead where he kept looking out for tables that would clear up. Great venue option if you also prefer to order / pay at the counter at your convenience instead of having to request split checks. Drink options available whether boozy or mocktail or NA were all available. I unfortunately forgot to take photos of my frozen Cherry limeade boozy drink for the night but I do have photos to show how this venue brought our group together. I wanted churros but will have to save that for my next visit. A memorable time together & next goal is to try to attend first Friday karaoke event.

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Timira M.

I've seen this place quite a few times being in this neighborhood and never stopped in to see what it was about. Today after grabbing ice cream next door we decided to stop in here to grab a drink to cool off. The woman at the bar was pleasant and nice while we ordered and she served us. She recommended the vodka frozen lime slush type of drink. It was mixed well and service was fast. The inside of this place is a little on the smaller side but they have plenty of seats outside. We didn't get a chance to try the food but from looking at other customer's plates it seems to be good. If you want a quick drink and it to be reasonably priced. Give this place a try. P.S. If you enjoy IPA beers they have a good variety of choices.

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Kassidee K.

This bar was so cute! Perfect for a random stop and have a drink or a bite. My friends and I loved it. The vibes were definitely relaxing and the service was great. The staff were very helpful and quick with orders.

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Wanda H.

This place is nice to grab lunch at. We had a group of 8 and they let us push tables together which was helpful. The cocktail I ordered was delicious and the Brisket Sandwich was great, with a hint of heat in the BBQ sauce. Service was pretty quick. A friend ordered the Onion Rings and they were amaaazing! I think the only thing that rubbed me wrong about the place was the prices. They seemed reasonable for a sandwich with a side, but everything was priced a la carte. It was just a little shy of " worth the money."

Nice diversion during my walk!  Chili dog is amazing and the crinkle fries are perfection!

Stopped by while on a walk on a gorgeous afternoon. Chili dog was amazing and the crinkle cut fries were perfection!

Caesar salad
MaryAnn B.

Came in out of snowy cold weather into a warm and casual space where I could see the sidewalks and street outside but was so very glad to be enjoying this small but inviting dining space. Nothing fussy about the food, just easy dining with sandwiches, burgers, fries, soups and beverages. Casual fare for any taste.One server but meals were served quickly and graciously. Nice dining experience for lunch.

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Misty S.

Great place to come kill time when there is a wait list at Sasha's down the block. I came on a Thursday night and they had live music! The menu is short and simple. The drink menu has some cocktails, wines, and beer. The food menu has burgers, sandwiches, salad, sides and shakes. .|\---/| | o_o | .\_^_/..2021

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What the street corn at Mission Taco wishes it was. So good 5/5. Better than it ever was at MTJ.

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Really amazing mexican food! Probably my current favorite. Waiter super helpful with cocktail selection

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