Neighborhood joints are what makes America great. Who doesn't love them. We picked this one for…read moredinner before a show because it was a neighborhood we lived in 40 years ago. So what was it like? The service is a mixed bag. You have to go to the service, it doesn't come to you. The menu is not too complicated. We came for pizza. And all the pizzas have an artist name. We had the Francis Bacon. It's a meat pizza that's pretty good on top but the crust was so burnt it killed the pizza joy. At $18.50 this pizza shouldn't be charcoal around the crust. On the other hand the salads were excellent. The small ranch salad was a delightful mix of romaine with bacon, heirloom tomatoes, Parmesan with some very thinly sliced onions and a delicious ranch dressing. This was the best $5.49 salad I've ever had and it was the redeeming dish for our meal. Overall the food was satisfactory in quantity but take ten points off for the burnt crust. We put in our order at the bar where we had to wait in line. Minus 10 points. The salad arrived quickly but the wait for the pizza was longer than expected. I guess they need extra time to burn the crust. Now as to ambiance. There isn't any. It's a neighborhood joint. The stools are too high and the benches outside are too hard. But in the end we enjoyed it. It's a neighborhood joint.

There are restaurants you remember because of the food, and there are places you remember because…read morethey simply feel good to be in. Gallery Pub definitely falls into the second category. The atmosphere is warm, inviting, and feels like the kind of neighborhood place where friends gather after work or meet up on a weekend afternoon. It has personality, and I genuinely wanted to love it. The cocktails got us off to a great start. My gin and tonic was clean, crisp, and well balanced with quality tonic. Ordering is done at the counter, and while the bartender simply called out, "Here you go!" when our drinks were ready, that's clearly just how they keep things moving without running all over the restaurant. We ordered three calzones and a cup of roasted red pepper soup. The soup was tasty, and the calzone dough was excellent--hot, chewy, yeasty, and exactly what a pizza crust should be. Here's where I think they missed an opportunity. The standard calzone comes with three fillings. Looking over all the delicious options, we wanted to pay extra to add a fourth ingredient, but were told that wasn't possible because of the size. As someone who was literally trying to spend more money, that was confusing. The bigger issue was that the fillings themselves were pretty sparse. The flavors were there, but the quantity just wasn't. The bread ended up carrying the meal instead of the ingredients inside. A more generously filled calzone would have completely changed the experience. When we finished, we all had the same reaction: "That was good." Unfortunately, none of us said, "We have to come back." That's the disappointing part because Gallery Pub has everything else going for it. The atmosphere is one of its greatest strengths, and it's the kind of place you want to root for. I just wish the food had been as memorable as the space itself. I hope they reconsider being a little more generous with the fillings and embrace customers who want to customize their orders. Sometimes it's the small things that turn a nice neighborhood pub into someone's favorite neighborhood pub.

You don't go to a Bar because of the Bar you go because of the bartender…read more Amy is the best! When we come in she says Hi! in her friendly way. She is fast! Get our drinks pronto! She talks to everyone. She is great!!! We go to Tab Haus because of her.

I was really looking forward to trying this place out, but I'd be lying if I said there weren't…read moredisappointments. We arrived about 6:30 on a Saturday evening. There was a private party of about 15 people with a buffet laid out, a couple tables outside (too hot!) and us. One or two other tables filled while we were there. The four of us selected sandwiches, one Blue Moon chicken sandwich, a honey mustard chicken club, a schnitzel sandwich and a Reuben. We all requested potato pancakes as a side. Shortly after we ordered we were informed they only had enough potato pancakes for 2 side orders, so i switched to sweet potato fries and my sister-in-law selected steak fries. No one really enjoyed their sandwiches. They were dry and not served at a good temperature. The potato pancakes were greasy, not at all crisp, and served cold. We wondered if we simply ordered poor choices or if it was an off night. If we return, we'll try the pretzel, bratwurst and cheese board, but it will be tough to get my husband to go back because he won't easily forgive a bad Reuben sandwich.

Great atmosphere, though service was a bit limited during our visit!…read moreCame by the Biergarten at the Anheuser-Busch Brewery. We ordered the hot dog, fried chicken wings, and fresh draft beers. Everything we ate and drank was delicious and hit the spot. The only downside was the lack of floor service. I was hoping for a server or staff member to guide us and introduce the exclusive beers you can only try on-site, but there wasn't anyone available to help explain the draft list. It felt like they might have been short-staffed. Overall, the venue has a wonderful vibe. I will definitely be coming back to take the full brewery tour next time!

Fell in love with the experience and the overall experience and vibe of the place, of course the…read morebeer is the best !! Great service as well, Ordered Seasonal salad - it came with grilled chicken, kale, lemon Dijon vinaigrette, sweet potato, Brussels sprout, apples, pomegranate seeds, candied walnuts. It was one of the best salads I have ever tasted !! While experience of this place is super amazing and with awesome food and best beer in the whole world !

Interesting location for the beer garden, in the middle of the park and right next to the tennis…read morecourts. Lots of picnic tables to sit at and some TVs mounted if you want something to watch. Looks like they converted an old concession stand into a pizza and beer location! Nice reuse of space. We came on a Saturday and saw lots of people gathered and having parties. Relaxed atmosphere with several dogs. We tried the Broccwell pizza, which was ok. Kind of undercooked and floppy for a thin crust, but tasty otherwise. We also split a pitcher of Copper lager which was nice, along with trying a boozey lemonade. Total with tip came to a little over $60.

Pro Tip: If you visit Rockwell Beer Garden on an evening when a local running group is running a…read morepromotion and tell them you're a member of the group, they'll give you 15% off, even on the beer. It might be the only remaining good deal in dining out, thanks to a certain individual who shall not be named--though he's probably taking a nap right now anyway. LOL It would probably help if you were wearing running clothes. If you showed up in business casual attire, they might think you were trying to pull a fast one. If you wanted to, you could even take a lap around the block. You know, build up an appetite, not to mention thirst. It's a fine park and seemingly a lovely area, despite being in the city. It has an old-timey charm that my native West County (obvs) is sorely lacking. Who would have ever thought, a beer garden in a public park? Some parks, they don't even want you to stand around and drink beer. Or so I've been told. Is the price keeping this place from being overrun with the local "unhoused" population? BYOB is strictly prohibited, per signs posted near the seating area, though there didn't seem to be any cops nearby. I checked, natch. If you have the means, there's not much you could bring that's on a par with what's on offer. Let it be known: The fare at Rockwell Beer Garden is wholly superior to a Jack's frozen pizza and a 32 oz can of Miller High Life, though the pizza is disturbingly similar-looking to the former. Really, if I had to describe it, I'd say it's an elevated Jack's frozen pizza. It's roughly the same size. It's cut into squares, but it's not St. Louis style. The cheese is not provel. (Boo!) It's mozzarella. It's seemingly of a high quality and generously applied. The crust is similarly thin, but not quite as crisp, except at the edges, which are a bit burned, giving it a classy, artisanal vibe. It's not the best pizza you can get from a local brewery, but it's better than it looks. (They can quote me on that, if they want to.) I asked the young brother working the register if he had a recommendation for beer. He seemed stumped, like he's never drunk a beer before. He may have been there on a mission. I did see a row of bicycles nearby. On a whim, I went with something called Son of Juice, which calls to mind both Son of Bazerk and the guy who actually did the scratches on Nation of Millions (just nod along like you know what I'm talking about). After I ordered, the girl standing next to him recommended it to someone else, so I knew I'd made a good choice. She described it as citrus-y. It had a vibe similar to orange juice but with less tang than you'd expect from something described as citrus-y. Which I appreciated. It's also a bit higher gravity than you'd think for something with a fruity flavor. It would make for a tasty breakfast. And an economical one, once you factor in the discount.

I've driven by this place a million times and never ventured in...what a mistake!…read more Great neighborhood bar with a substantial regular crowd. Had a chance to talk to the owner who has been at this location(through various reinventions) for 20 years - wow! Everyone raved about the burgers, so this should be on your to-do list! There is a little grill behind the bar and they make your burger in front of you. On St. Patricks day they had free corned beef and cabbage, which they also had the prior Saturday. Cheap drinks & a fantastic little patio with a nice sound system, too! Cash only, so be prepared.

Very charming neighborhood tavern! Burgers were great! Selection of liquor is limited but I…read morewouldn't expect anything else from a small tavern like itself. Will def be back many times!

We came here Saturday to celebrate our friend being in town from Italy. We came in the middle of…read morethe day and there was still ample space to accommodate our large party. While I'm still developing my beer palate, I chose to get sangria but they ended up being out of it. In a last second decision, I decided to get the filthy margarita. Even though it's pre-made, it was still refreshing. They have a decent selection of food, mostly bread based, which I presume is to soak up the alcohol. I got a pretzel that comes with beer cheese. The pretzel was doughy, but had good flavor. Surprisingly, it was a nice accompaniment to my drink. Others in my party got the pizza and raved about it. All in all, it was great to catch up with old friends and be in great company. This is a great space to try a beer, eat some pizza and play games.

Such a great spot for a wide range of people. During the daytime I noticed a lot of families…read morehanging out, so it's very kid friendly. I came here with friends for trivia night on a Tuesday and it was packed. Weekly trivia nights are just such a good time, great way to hang out, be present, and put your phone down for a few hours. Highly recommend coming for that. They also have a pizza restaurant attached to the brewery which is a nice bonus. They sell pizza by the slice too which is perfect if you just want a little something to snack on while you drink. Speaking of drinks, we got beer obviously. I tried the citrus tangerine one and it was so refreshing. I also tried the vanilla cookie beer which sounds a little out there but was really interesting and yummy. The space itself is super spacious and clean. Oh also they have a lot of board games that you can play too. I would definitely come back, either for pizza, or happy hour with coworkers or to play the games there. They have pool too.

Blues Festival. 2 stages , bands playing on both . Great evening of down home dirty blues. Full…read moremenu, drinks flowing. Service was great and speedy. This event is everyday through the Labor Day weekend with tonight being the opening. Skeet Rodger's did not disappoint. He engaged the audience and danced and rocked his whole session. Outdoor covered patio, big fan for cooling. Reserved seating for extra fees or bring your own lawn chair. GA was $15 . Indoor seating as well but you will not see the bands. Full bar and menu available. Prices reasonable. Street parking and a back parking lot available. Check website for more information on this event and other upcoming events.

I came here with some friends on a Sunday and had the best time. We walked up as they were playing…read morelive music (I think this may be a regular thing) but the energy and vibes were on point. They have a large patio (like most places in Soulard) and it has ample seating. There's a bar inside for overflow. While they do serve food, we missed the cutoff and just went with water and cocktails. They have a nice assortment of spirits (rum, vodka, gin, etc) with plenty of mixers to accompany it. I went with my usual Three Olives Grape and sprite and it came in a plastic cup, which you could keep. I def. like the convenience of it because you can reuse it instead of having to toss it. The bartenders were friendly and upbeat, which makes a difference when it comes to service and overall experience. I wish I could have tried the food, so hopefully I'll get there earlier next time. Aside from that, I had a great time and can't wait to return.

I was here for an event. The space was cute! The beer wasn't bad but it wasn't labeled so I had…read moresome on accident thinking it was sweet tea. The Mac and cheese was kind of subpar but not horrible. The cornbread was pretty good. The green beans and sweet potato's were pretty good too.

I went to Urban Chestnut Wednesday night bingo several times this summer and would highly…read morerecommend. It's free and you get a free 4 pack of beer if you win. Sometimes it's busy, but other times not many people show up (like if it's rainy). Three people win every bingo round so chances are good you win at least once if it's not too crowded. I think I went 3-4 times and multiple people at my table won every time (see the picture for the 3 different packs of beer my friend and I won on one trip). I usually ordered the seasonal frozen drink since I'm not the biggest beer fan and it was always delicious. I've had a couple of their sours which were pretty good as well. They also have a food menu and I've ordered fries for the table which were super thin, crispy and delicious. I've also ordered the caesar salad which was just ok and nothing special. The service is great. The specific staff who run the bingo are super fun and foster a good vibe for bingo. When the weather permitted, bingo was outside and their outside seating is so nice. There are string lights, wooden picnic tables and an outdoor bar.