What can I NOT say about the Foundry! You can experience just about everything here with all ages…read moreand any occasion from a toddler play space, shopping, putt putt, live performances, and many more. I love that the Foundry is continuing to expand over the years and offering more to do. I've checked out the food hall, live music, City Winery, and Alamo Drafthouse cinema and have loved every experience.

There's something delightful about having your meal in the middle of the street. I can see why the…read moreunhoused sometimes insist on it. This must be what it's like dining at one of those little cafes in Europe, where cars aren't allowed to drive down the street and people don't seem to work for a living, except the girls that walk by are a lot heftier. Ain't nothing wrong with that! Perhaps they've been dining at the Beast Craft BBQ Co. concession. You wouldn't have to eat there very many times before you were forced to buy a new pair of pants, if my meal there yesterday was any indication. Beast doesn't have its own separate page in Yelp, so I'm reviewing it here. From what I understand, it might be new. Didn't it used to be upstairs? I visited the location in the Grove years ago, on a date that coincided with my 39th birthday, the beginning of Covid and the release of that Jay Electronica album. That was one hell of a week! It's long since been shuttered. They must have struggled to make rent, despite what they were charging for pork steaks. If they can't make things work in this Foundry location, I don't know what to tell you. It's not much more than a hole in the wall. A barbecue glory hole, if you will. There's not even anyone there taking your order. You just enter it into a little machine, like at a Panera. What if you need to inquire about the spiciness of the potato salad? Oh, right, we're in the city, not my native West County. Of course I had to get the pork steak. I've been to a barbecue place or two since my last visit, including Salt and Smoke a few weeks ago, but not anywhere that serves pork steaks. And this might be the GOAT pork steak anyway. It's ginormous and perfectly prepared. Eating it feels wildly irresponsible, both financially and healthwise. It's fatty throughout and seemingly not trimmed around the edges. It's coated in a sauce that's cooked until it's slightly caramelized. They give you two cups of sauce with it, but you don't really need it. They also give you the choice of white bread, tortilla or a bun (which is $1.50 extra). I went with the tortillas, natch, and made two hefty pork steak tacos with onions and pickles. You can get a pork steak platter with two sides for literally an arm and a leg or you can save a dollar or two and just get a pork steak a la carte and one side. There's also premium sides, including the Brussels sprouts, which I've had before. They're every bit as unhealthy as the pork steak, if not more so, despite being a vegetable, and perhaps needless to say, delicious. The potato salad, which I had yesterday, seems like a healthier option, but it's probably still not good for you, just based on how it tastes. It's a dill potato salad, with visible dill sprigs that they probably sprinkle on before they give it to you. It's a thoughtful touch from the kitchen staff, and something they didn't have to do, given that there's no one at the counter for you to berate.

These outlets are pretty nice. There's a good combination of high-end, mid-level and budget…read morefriendly stores. There's something here for everyone. Also, it's very spacious and a great way to get your steps in! I make it a goal to visit these shops every year on my birthday which happens to fall in December. Word to the wise: if you want to avoid crowds, it's best to go early and maybe even on a weekday. Most of the stores have really great prices and also some unique finds. However sometimes when the stores get super crowded and the checkout line is wrapped literally around the store, it becomes challenging to see the full scope of everything that is on display. Recently I went on a Saturday afternoon and walked out of two really popular stores simply because they were way too crowded and the long lines were a deterrent. Says a lot about the stores though. People saw some really great deals and were willing to go the distance for them. If you enjoy shopping and the great outdoors, this is the place for you. I am only giving 4 stars because there were a few outlet stores that I would've liked to had seen moved to this location after the Taubman Outlets closed, which wasn't too far away. Having those extra stores there would've really set this place off for me, as being one of the best local hot spots!

While I used to come here often when my kids were younger because they had so many stores, I don't…read morecome as much. They still have a great selection of stores and I shop at about 3 frequently. They have a small food court and some pop up stands like snow cones, popcorn with lemonade and my favorite funnel cake. I never have a bad experience and they seem to have what I need at all stores.

A decent mall, a decent size but it has seen better days…read more With so many stores moving toward online business or being unable to compete with online ordering, there's not as mall culture here. You'll have more boutique and locally owned businesses, or the big Dillards, Sephora. They are building a Dick's Sporting Goods here and a ramen place! And I think this is the only place that has Cheesecake Factory, Savage by Fenty, and Lush. So, it's not bad! We've come here often enough that it's better than the malls closest to us and the outlet, imho. There's plenty of parking, but because of the construction, you'll want to park in certain areas.

Saint Louis Galleria gets sadder and sadder each time I shop. When I come, I am always shocked with…read morestores that have opened and closed. The variety of stores seem to be getting lower and poorer. The Galleria use to advertise, "Where the Best Stores put their Best Stores". Now when I stroll the mall, I'm lucky if I see a familiar branded store. I basically only come for two stores now. I shop the Apple Store, which I am surprised is still located in the mall. I would have expected them to depart to a strip center somewhere else in the metro area. The other store I frequent is Tommy Bahama, but I don't shop there as often as I use, too. I can now just go on line and have it shipped to my home. My most recent visit, I could see the wear and tear of the Galleria and a desperate need for repairs and maintenance. As long as Apple remains a tenant, I'll keep coming back.

Raising Canes are located around the country and offer chicken finders along with slaw and Texas…read moretoast. Its a basic menu so they have to do it right to stay in business. They are always busy and can long lines when it gets busy, so prepare for a wait at top lunch and dinner times. The drive through can be even more crazy. Cane's also tends to do some good for the community, which is appreciated.

The service was good, drive through went fast. Therefore I got the three piece combo and the…read morechicken strip was the same size as the tiny sauce container. 2/3 were this size which is disappointing they should've thrown another small one in to make up for the inconsistency. The fries were less than a handful as well. Overall it was hot and enough for me just if I'm going to pay $10 for a meal I want consistency when I order. They also give you a small sauce container for everything, and if you want more it is around 50 cents a container. Not impressed. Also no receipt was given or offered.

Very few stores left in the mall..This is more like a mini mall. I really hope American Eagle stays…read moreor I will stop going. I feel as if they stopped attempted to add appealing stores and just gave up. The prices are fair but the selection is lacking greatly

Not much curb appeal but better than most mall offerings in the area. Was surprised that they had a…read morepacsun, HM, American Eagle, Dillard, JCPenny, etc. pretty lively for a Sunday and decent selection of stores. Like most malls it feels like it's nearing its end but was a fun place to walk and explore.

We've been a few times already and it is our favorite place to eat! The vibes are amazing and the…read morefood is ever better which a great price. The Three Cup Chicken is a must and service is extremely efficient. I recommend getting on the waitlist ahead of time! We usually join an hour before we plan to eat.

Absolutely phenomenal experience - 10/10…read more Staff was great and the food was amazing - only problem is that I'm walking away feeling a bit heavier than I'd like .

Such a great spot in the Foundry for a quick lunch or just a solid meal. I had their burrito with…read moreteriyaki chicken and it was so good! I honestly wished I had the appetite for another because the flavors were just on point, the white sauce blended perfectly with the teriyaki and all the fresh greens and veggies inside. Plus, the service is always top-tier: everything came out super quick, and the family that runs it is so nice. It's definitely one of my favorite go-to places in the Foundry so I'll be back for sure!

Had sweet and spicy pork and chicken tacos. Very very…read moresticky sweet. Not spicy at all. The lime helped with the sweetness. The flour tortilla were sooo hard and chewy. The hardest tortilla I've ever had. Idk how they achieved that. The girl taking our order was very nice

90/2000 music bingo. Plenty of seating, beer barn and whiskey house, pavilions, pickleball,…read morevolleyball, big screen vibes. Plenty of direction to venture around. Offering frozen drink and dirty sodas and lemonade. Plenty of food trucks as well. Staff always friendly and helpful. I really love this venue space. Check out website for updates, events etc

Visited Frankie Martin's Garden last night for dinner, drinks, and live music. It's a really unique…read moreand neat venue. I am familiar with 9 Mile Garden. That's a cool space - and by the way from the same owners. But Frankie Martin's was clearly designed to be a food truck and entertainment venue. There's a specific section for food trucks to park, making walking around and getting food quick & easy. There are separate buildings and sections - a whiskey bar, beer area, and dirty soda stand. There's a few private seating areas, including big covered sections and smaller clusters of chairs around fire pits, that look great for a party or special night. There are lots of covered picnic tables but I wouldn't bank on getting one unless you get there early. Bring your lawn chairs and blankets. There are corn hole games set up around and a volleyball section area I believe, but I didn't readily see it. More game options would be nice, especially for adults. We parked on the street, didn't seem like a lot of parking options. Lots of kids running around and got crowded. The band we saw, Zero to 90, was a 90's cover band and pretty good! There's also a big screen above the stage, which is a little distracting while the music is playing. I walked around before that trying to find a fountain soda and never did, so I got something from the soda stand. The soda stand closed at 8:30 last night and we didn't realize it would. The pizza I got from Savory Wheel (margarita) was pricey, but delicious. It was ready quickly, hot & tasty. My husband got rolls and rice from Bad Monkey. It is worth noting that it was a 40-minute wait for his food - much longer than expected. Each place had a buzzer that let us know when our food was ready. It can vary by truck and be confusing. My husband ordered on a screen and then had to ask for a buzzer. Everywhere we purchased from took cash or card. The website tells you what food trucks will be there as well as the entertainment schedule. It would be helpful if they had the menu or at least type of food mentioned as it's not easy to find in advance. I was looking for vegetarian options, but took my chances and luckily had something for me. We might be back, especially with a few friends or with our kids on a quieter night. I'm not sure if it was a big crowd because of the band or what, but I would prefer a less busy time for sure.

We enjoyed our Mongolian grill today. I never noticed this before. There are dragon murals on the…read morewall. This place is always clean. Alondea was our server. She did a great job of checking on us. She had a pleasant attitude The food was very good. My stir fry i had chicken, beef, zucchini, onions, broccoli, mushrooms, cilantro and lettuce. It included noodle and a variety of sauces.

We went to celebrate a birthday for a party of 6. The raw food bar was fresh and if you become a…read moresauce scientist and mix the right concoction, you might just get a very tasty dish. The cooks on the hibachi grill seemed very tired and worn out. Nevertheless they were pleasant. Our server was fine as well. In addition to the the grill buffet which was $18.99 for the weekend, came with a soup or salad. One guest got the garden salad which looked good however those of us with the Asian salad didn't care for it. It was sloppily prepared with big lettuce chunks and overly sweet with the addition of mandarin oranges. I exchanged mine for the egg drop soup which tasted exactly like Campbell's chicken noodle soup. It even had the little carrorts in it like the Campbell's chicken and stars or whichever has the little carrorts in it. Clearly they removed the OG pasta, used the broth and added some very thin shreds of egg to it. We ordered a side of crab rangoon which was plentiful for $8.99 but was not to my personal liking. It was doughy and had an unbalanced flavor missing the slight notes of sweetness typically associated with this dish. The path to the restroom was a complete appetite killer between the food, bleach, and dark and smelly restroom. Overall I'd say if you've never been give it a try, but it's not someplace I'd want to frequent.

This is such a wonderful place! If you need a sandwich..get it there if you need amazing ham salad…read more(and other deli items )...get it there. If you want the steak soup they serve in Annie Gunns....and I highly recommend it...get it there. And FRESH FISH. Amazing fresh fish. Also highly recommend the smoked shrimp, trout and the crab cakes. I could go on and on...so much goodness in there. The ambiance is a bit snug in there and it might be a bit overwhelming with all the amazing products, but so worth it. Take your time and stroll through. Service can be a bit tricky. Sometimes you need to wait in line at the beginning of the deli area but if want meat of fish you need to wait in that area.. But they are always running at full speed

We picked this place because it was close to where we were staying at. We got there about 10…read moreminutes before closing which we did not realize. Ordered the pork BBQ and quickly learned they were sold out as it's a high demand item This place is an order-to-go only place. There are no tables. Since we there only about 10 minutes, we didn't get to fully look over the massive meat counter and other food items they had. We quickly ordered a sandwich each and wanted to get out of their way. My wife ordered the Cubano and I ordered the Madden both of which says had bacon. We love bacon... however.. this sandwich had tons of bacon. If you love bacon on a sandwich, get one of these. Sandwiches were really good. Got the homemade chips to go with them. So this place really is a market. We will be back to try the BBQ for sure.