I just love this newly renovated space in Granite City. What used to be a church is now an event…read morespace including a large room with stain glass windows and a stage, a smaller adjoining room, and a raised loft area on the main floor that were visible. I understand there's another larger space available to use as well. I've been here twice now - once for an event the library hosted and once for Tinseltown's 2023 holiday pop-up bar they are calling Merry at the Mill. Very impressed with what's been done with this space and looking forward to attending more events here in the future!

From the owner: Step into The Mill, Granite City’s event space, where every occasion is transformed into a…read morememorable experience. With its unique blend of industrial elegance and modern amenities, The Mill is the backdrop for your next live event, party, or social gathering.

A Fantastic old theatre that has been brought back to life, right smack dab in heart heart of…read moreUptown Collinsville! A lot of hard work and countless hours have been poured into this place over the past few years to bring it back to this beautiful place. We attended a great concert there recently, which was a Def Leppard Tribute band. It was a great show. We can't wait to get back! They have a full lineup of shows heading into fall. There really aren't any food or snack options, at least not yet. There are plenty of drink choices, including water, soda and wines and seltzers. They also take credit card payments.

From the owner: Historic Miners Theater in Uptown Collinsville is a live performance venue featuring Music,…read moreTheater, Comedy, and hosting of private events.

Everything.. up front pricing, responds immediately. Easiest event space I have ever booked.read more

Had a post senior prom party here last night for my daughter and a group of her friends. This is…read morethe coolest venue in St. Louis for sure!! The decor is so fun- graffiti murals everywhere, so much color. Party lights and lasers to turn on to amp up the fun. Tons of seating, tons of sleeping areas, a projector, 2 large televisions, a full kitchen, large open space for dancing, Bluetooth speakers...I could go on and on. I have nothing to add to improve it. They have thought of everything. I love it and my daughter and friends are already requesting another event here...grad party maybe??? If you need a place to throw a fabulous event or just want to stay somewhere awesome after bar hopping through Soulard, this is your place!!!

I stopped by this evening about 4:30 to take a look around. It is a gorgeous, small farm with lots…read moreto do! There is a gorgeous garden, which is a photographers playground -- bees, beautiful butterflies and hummingbirds pollinating all around and enjoying the sweet nectar. Flowers everywhere -- it is so beautiful! It was super quiet as I walked around, it was just me and two hikers that went down to the little trail and back. This is such a wonderful play for kids! There are turkeys walking around loose, that just pass by, so used to humans, obviously. There are two pigs in a pen, a few goats chilling on their tables and a horse, two donkeys in the barn. Friendly, and curious if I had treats to give. (Which you can feed some of the animals, others have signs not too.) Groundhogs running around too but they do hide! Not scary at all. Lots of space for a shaded picnic lunch and a good sized play area for kids. It's well worth checking out. It is gorgeously maintained and the animals are beautiful, so very well taken care of. Just go, already -- It's good for the soul! :) Will definitely be back.

Willoughby Heritage Farm and Conservation Reserve is a peaceful little escape right in…read moreCollinsville, IL that is perfect for slowing down your day and taking in some good nature vibes. They have a few miles of hiking trails, but beware they are kind of hard to follow and it's really easy to get lost, but also pretty easy to get back on track! They have farm animals you can feed, pet, and check out along with vintage farm equipment dotted all over the farm. It's free to visit and is definitely a local hidden gem in this town!

Great little hotel. It's located next to a lot of other hotels including the conference center over…read moreat the Four Points hotel. It's within easy walking distance to Fridays and another bar and grill as well as a Circle K gas station. You can't walk much further than that, though. Pros: -Great parking lot. Tons of extra spots and it was easy to get a good spot near the building. -AMAZINGLY modern for a Holiday Inn. I don't usually expect modern interiors from Holiday Inns, but this one does nicely. The lamps all have plug-ins built in for charging your phone, the bathroom lights offered optional motion-sensitive lighting, and there was absolutely nothing wrong with the room. -Room was very clean upon check-in. Absolutely no complaints. -Staff was mostly friendly. Our check-in was awesome, and she was very friendly and talkative. When we tried to renew our hotel stay for another night, however, the night audit staff seemed pretty annoying. She seemed a bit short-tempered and like we had been bothering her by asking. We felt bad for wanting to pay for another night. -Beds are comfy. AC works wonderfully. Heat works fine. -Rooms come default with a refrigerator and a microwave. Both were in fantastic working order. Cons: -No hot tub. The pool is your only aquatic playplace. -Internet was spotty. It was regularly disconnecting itself on my laptop. When it worked, it was decently fine, but I regularly had to force it to reconnect. Workable for browsing casually (and writing Yelp reviews) - not acceptable for online business calls. -Unlike most hotels in this star-range, Holiday Inn doesn't offer a complimentary breakfast. They offer an affordable ($8 or $9, I think) adult buffet in the morning. -No free weights. The "fitness center" includes two treadmills and a reclining bicycle. Works for your cardio needs, but you won't be able to do any strength training. -Room was noticeably small. We were put in one of the handicapped-accessible rooms, and the walkways were noticeably narrow. A wheelchair fit, but it was a very, very tight fit. -We had a conference that we were attending at the Four Points by Sheraton hotel across the street. Holiday Inn was the overflow hotel. That's totally fine, BUT there's a giant wind/garbage wall built between the two properties. You can see the hotel, and it's easily within a 0.5 mile walking distance, but you have to drive to the next block instead of walking. -Room service was spotty. First night was great - even the extra blanket we had brought was nicely folded at the edge of the bed. Second night, the garbage hadn't been emptied, none of the empty bottles had been cleaned up or moved, and someone had just shoved newly-folded towels into the bathroom shelf.

This is an incredibly disturbing and disappointing location. Warning for anyone wanting to stay or…read morepotentially work here. I was interviewed yesterday for a breakfast service role by John the manger. During our interview several comments struck me as off. 1. I mask, my mother had cancer and is undergoing chemotherapy, I have to mask for her safety and mine. John immediately told me he was not sure he would allow me to wear the mask during my time working here. In the state on IL that request is in fact illegal. It was not up for debate. The interview went on, I am younger in my 20s. John made several comments on how my generation does not understand hard work these days. I will admit this is a common comment by older generations, however it makes no difference in my mind as it fosters a hostile work environment. The most disgusting comments that were made however involved both John and a blonde middle aged server. John made several racist comments about china, and further comments about Indian people. The owner of this hotel is of India decent for context. The blonde server came over and continued to make these comments as well as using a mock accent to describe Indian people. Over all this was a disgusting interview and a I would not recommend staying let alone working here. I pride myself on being a hard worker and as a former manger, I understand the BASICS of management. Fostering a welcoming and at the least safe work environment is step one when managing employees. Overall this was horrible

Our high school class celebrated our 50 year reunion at the event center at Stonewolf Golf Club…read more The event coordinator, Katie, and her staff were very helpful and courteous. They worked hard to make sure every detail was handled and our night was smooth and enjoyable. The rooms were meticulously set up and the place looked spectacular. I would highly recommend Stonewolf for your next special occasion. Kudos!!!

This course by far has the best service, kind staff and best prices in the areas…read more Most importantly the club is no stuck up and is kids friendly with First Tee and Pga Junior league and camps. 5 stars- 2025

I would definitely recommend this venue to anyone looking for a nice space! The space wasn't too…read morebig and the staff was very nice and friendly

From the owner: Luxury Events Venue is a high end intimate venue located on the historic Laclede's Landing in…read moredowntown St. Louis. Our beautiful industrial chic venue features beautiful views of the Gateway Arch, high ceilings, beautiful chandeliers, exposed brick with added character, an elegant accent wall perfect for taking photos, and more! Luxury Events Venue hosts unique St. Louis micro weddings and receptions, Bar Mitzvahs and Bat Mitzvahs, Landmark Birthdays, Anniversaries, Holiday Parties, and other Corporate Events. Our affordable packages offer a stress-free unique experience for all guests. We are conveniently located in walking distance to several downtown St. Louis hotels, attractions, and festivities.

Good public golf course. Like most courses, Don't mind the bunkers they are not 5 stars.read more

As transplants to St. Louis, we have been in awe of the golf course options within a 30 minute…read moredrive of the city. We've visited at least a dozen courses over the past couple of years, with the top slot regularly changing. Far Oaks is now our go-to, and is a pleasure from the pro shop to the 18th green. The course is challenging, but not overwhelming, carts are in great shape, course itself is super fun, and everyone from the starter to the groundskeepers are friendly and welcoming. It gets busy, but pace of play is solid. Back 9 is a fun ride that lets you get creative with club selection. Some folks might complain about the sand, but who wants to hit out of the traps anyway? Great course, great people, and a great way to spend a few hours. Can't wait for our next visit!

Such an incredible experience! It was our first time and not only was the food out of this world…read morebut the staff was so kind and went above and beyond. The host Emma was so kind and started our evening off on a great note. Our server, Taylor, was very knowledgeable and gave us amazing recommendations and made our dining experience stress free. We stayed for some drinks at the bar after dinner and the bartender Christina has created such delicious fall cocktails she is so creative and we look forward to returning.

We went to their Fire Pit Friday and unfortunately they were having staff issues (many people were…read moreout sick). But the manager, Renee Brewer, took great care of us. She came out and apologized for their staffing issues. She was awesome!!! We ended up having appetizers and drinks outside and she came out and checked on us several times. This is a must go to place!!! The creamy Brie was awesome!