This building is large and easy to find. The games move quickly, but if you're a first timer it…read morewould be best to go with someone who understands all their rules. Arrive early. The bingo game started at 5:30 but we arrived at 4:00 to save tables for our group. I will warn that we were really the only table laughing and having fun. We were celebrating a birthday, but the general vibes are very serious & quiet. Most folks there appeared to be close to 45+ years old and up. As a younger group, we definitely stood out. They have vending machines, but most people bring food, drinks, and you need to bring your own daubers.

The hall is run by volunteers, so every night is a little different. They have a bingo hotline to…read morecall to see if it is cancelled due to weather. They do not sell food, but allow you to bring your own. They do a soda vending machine and a dauber vending machine.

First time here for Bingo & it's some kinda Cosmic with the lights off, tables painted and an…read moreAWESOME atmosphere! We paid $20 & it's good so far! Hope to come back soon!

From the owner: The Bingo Hall for "Old-Fashioned" Family Fun! Bingo Games that fit into any budget.read more

Set limits on how many cards in a computer will help bring back our regular customers. Big players…read moreput up to 999 cards in computer plus add ons too. Load up on Color Raffles too.

The hotel was nice and a great view, but if you want to win here good luck. I loved the stairs when…read moreyou drive in and the view of the bridge.

The music venue inside is the worst place I've ever been to see a band. I understand there are…read moregenerally not always a seat for everyone at these type of events but this is ridiculous. Minimal bar service and no random seats as most venues have. Even standing room only tickets at our local sporting events have places to sit. And they charge you to get in and you can't bring in a drink you bought in their casino. There is plenty of room for some extra chairs along the wall and tables with chairs. Just pathetic of Horseshoe's idea of a great fair well for Superjam band as we know and love them. What a bad experience!

Up until yesterday I had no idea this place existed. I came here for a private event and we were in…read morethe private room known as the outlet. At first glance, it reminded me of Dave and Busters as it was riddled with games galore and a bowling alley! The private room was spacious and came with a bar, a place to play bags outside, a pool table and a basketball goal. As people trickled in, I shot some hoops and played a couple games of pool. The food they served was standard bar fare: pizza, t-ravs, salad, pretzel nuggets, buffalo and cheeseburger sliders. Surprisingly, the food was pretty good but the cookies were trash. The people working the event were friendly and attentive. I wish we had a chance to play games on the outside but maybe we'll get the chance the next time we're in the area. Overall, it was a solid visit.

Edison's Entertainment center is a fun spot for both kids and adults to enjoy themselves, there is…read morevery impressive deals on food and entertainment every day of the week. There is lots of games that gives tickets to turn into the game prize counter for prizes. There's lazer tag and a bowling alley as well. A full bar and restaurant is available to enjoy tasty eats at reasonable prices. If you are looking for a fun place at a reasonable price then Edison's is the place to be.

Everything from the meeting with the hostess to our wonderful server. The food was spectacular. We…read morehaven't had good Cajun-creole since we left the Gulf Coast and Broadway did not disappoint. Our only difficulty was trying to choose! Our server made it easier by choosing for us! She described all the deliciousness we should expect with such accuracy. Loved the Blues music playing in the background. Just loud enough to enjoy, while being able to have a conversation. I am tempted to make the 5 hour drive from Kentucky to come back again.

Broadway Oyster Bar is such a cool, unique spot. The atmosphere is awesome as is the food. It is…read moreextremely popular for good reason. We recently visited when in town for a hockey game and had a great experience. Tee sat in the patio area and enjoyed the live music. Our server was very attentive. I ordered the Crawfish Mona which I highly recommend. It's so good. I will definitely plan on returning on future trips to St. Louis.

What a great meal. It was very quick in and out waiting for the train to Kansas City. Our server…read morewas a great guy. Had our drinks replaces long before they we needed refills. The atmosphere if very loud with music and fun so don't go for a quiet lunch. The prices and serving sizes are some of the best downtown. I don't think you'll be disappointed with anything you order. We'll definitely go again if we're in downtown STL looking for a bite.

Overall would consider returning back when I come to the city especially if I am going to a game or…read morea concert in the future. I gave it 4 stars because the parking for dining was $21.99 which ended up costing more than my quesadilla and soda. Wondering if there is a way to validate parking, even offer minimum 50% off, or even offer incentive if our car spends at least x amount of dollars at the restaurant, then parking can be drastically reduced / complimentary. Parking costs has been one reason why I do not often just come to the downtown area for only dinner and usually have to be in the city also for a game or concert. Friendly staff and live music that Friday night was upbeat. Wish music could start earlier some nights even by 30 minutes to 60 minutes. My street corn quesadilla was good and would recommend for vegetarians and flexitarians.

The Cardinals Hall of Fame and Museum is in the category of places of which I say, "We should…read morevisit," but then never do. So this game day, I plotted 45-60 minutes to stop in between dinner and game. We received the senior discount, which is still a new thing for me to wrap my head around. But when you arrive at your 60s, it's better to accept it than to fight it. For the planning, time allotted, and price paid, it was an excellent adventure. Not only do you learn about the Cardinals, but also about baseball history in general, social history, City of St. Louis history, and more. Memorabilia from the best of the best is housed here. It was a special treat to see bats of some of the players, and to be offered a chance to hold (under the watchful eye of staff) sample world series rings. Could I have spent more time here? Yes, easily two hours, perhaps more. But for a first trip, and with a ball game in front of us, an hour more or less was just right. When you exit, you're just a minute from the ball park gates. Thanks, SLCHF&M, for a fun first visit.

The Cardinals Walk of Fame ended at a huge Commissioner's Trophy. Nearby was the Cardinals Hall of…read moreFame with another gift shop and a huge cardinal theme restaurant.