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 was great.Pull tabs were great.The only thing that I didn't care about was they have no…read morecafeteria or kitchen to order from you have to get your stuff out of vending machines and they don't have a wide variety of food to choose from

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.

Not sure why there are 2 listings for the same property but...I stumbled across Horseshoe Chicago…read morecompletely by surprise. I was taking an Uber from the airport to my hotel at the Hyatt at the Arch and saw the Horseshoe. I had no idea there was a Caesars property right here. I had originally planned to visit Horseshoe on the IL IN border, while I was in Chicago to use some of my F&B, but I ended up liking Chicago so much that I never made it there. So discovering this property was a very pleasant surprise. I was warned by both the concierge and some locals not to walk over. It's an easy, flat 10-minute walk, but apparently the area away from the stadium can be a little sketchy. So I decided to Uber over instead. I was expecting the worst and, honestly, was surprised by how nice the property was. The casino floor obviously isn't Vegas-sized, which is what I'm used to, but it is still a pretty good-sized casino. More importantly, it was clean, updated, and really pleasant. Definitely much nicer than I was expecting. WOW! I also liked some of the little perks. Drinks at the bar were only $4.50, typical ree coffee and soda at the dispensers. The property is attached to the Four Seasons, and I was even able to use a comp at Gordon Ramsay's restaurant. (Definitely overpriced, but hey, a comp is a comp!) I also checked out the pool deck. With the muggy, hot July weather, I was surprised it wasn't busier because it's actually a beautiful space. Even if you don't use the pool, it's worth checking out. Overall, I would absolutely return. In fact, I'd consider staying here next time, assuming the rooms are not the typical rundown Caesars property rooms or if I can get a good deal at the Four Seasons, which is always top-notch. One thing I still don't understand is why Four Seasons would have a property connected to Harrah's/Caesars, but that's a question for another day!

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.

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.

Food turned out better than expected, especially the fried dumplings. We were there as a group and…read moreMaKayla was a trooper. It's hard to deal with group ordering but she handled it with ease.

Great place with live music and amazing food! I had the steak and it was A-mazing!!! And don't…read moresleep on the bread pudding! 10 out of 10.

We love BOB and hadn't been for a while - so we went! I did make a reservation, but it wasn't super…read morecrowded when we got there. We were able to get a table on the patio where there's live music. Unfortunately, there wasn't anyone playing while we were there. There had been music earlier and there would be some later, but not in the time we were there. Maybe next time! Our server was Anya and she was great! We placed drink orders and then had the tough choice of deciding what we were going to eat. We decided to start with the Alligator Sausage & Shrimp Cheesecake. Sounds weird, but it's delicious! It is in no way a traditional cheesecake. I've added a photo of it, but it was after I had already cut it up. It comes out looking like a piece of pie. I looked at the menu and went to my fave - Shrimp Voodoo Tacos. They were so good! It came with a "side" of Jambalaya. The side was a full dinner portion! In fact, I was so full, I brought the whole serving home and my husband had it for dinner and it filled him up. He got the Fried Oysters. It's a great place for people watching. The last time we were there, a woman walked in with a birdcage and bird. You don't see that every day in a restaurant! The place is just good food, good drinks, and good vibes. We'll definitely be back!

This was place was amazing! I knew this would be a good night when I heard the band was playing…read more"September". MADD Buddy was playing. They were awesome! Playing 1990s/2000s punk rock/pop rock. Loved the decor inside. Looked like a dive bar but It didn't feel dingy. Not too crowded at the time we went. The bar had good selection of beers. Standard prices Only downside, they don't take Apple Pay

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.

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.