Our server, Joey, 10/10 great guy Toasted raviolis, 9/10…read morevery good Fries, 6/10 they're fries 1st pizza with finger nail, -10/10 disgusting 2nd pizza with no finger nails, 7/10 solid Overall: decent experience but will probably not be back on account of the finger nail

Great local spot in Brentwood. I don't drink, but it has a…read moregreat bar ambience & good bar food. It's a well run business . If you're in the area and looking for a good sports bar vibe ... it's worth stopping in.

So...I just had the best dinner with my dad at this restaurant. We actually stumbled into this…read moreplace solely because Olive + Oak didn't have any bar seats open for us, but honestly, I am so glad it happened that way! We were seated with our wonderful server, Nina (I believe). She was friendly, chatty, and very knowledgeable about the menu and restaurant itself. My dad and I started with drinks off the cocktail menu...I got a spicy marg (I don't remember the exact name), and he got a traditional margarita. My spicy marg was fabulous! It had a little heat, but it wasn't overwhelming. My dad unfortunately had a mix-up with his drink, but once we let Nina know, she happily made him the right one. It was also delicious! For food, we had the chicken wings, which were incredible!!!! They're crispy, spicy, delicious, and they will absolutely be devoured again someday soon. We also had a house side salad and split the hot dog. The hot dog deserves an entire post of its own. Holy smokes. It is crunchy, smoky, juicy, sweet, deliciousness....if you are a hot dog fan, you HAVE to try this. I will absolutely be back to try their french onion soup and grilled cheese on a cooler day. That's a threat and a promise.

I really enjoy visiting Perennial on Lockwood, and I'm so glad my friends and I planned a happy…read morehour there a few weeks ago! I was honestly surprised at how busy it was when we arrived at 4pm on a Thursday. I wasn't expecting that kind of crowd, but thankfully I had made a reservation, so we were able to get seated right away. As much as I would've loved to sit on the patio, it didn't look like anything was available, although if you can snag a patio table, I'd definitely recommend it. Inside was packed, with quite a few larger groups as well. Our table was right in the middle of the restaurant, so we had a good view of everything going on. It was loud, but in a fun, lively way. Our server was really friendly and quick. She checked in on us often and gave some helpful recommendations. We ordered drinks and a couple of apps to share, and she left us a full bottle of cold water, which was such a nice touch. We got the pretzel monkey bread, french fries (the best) and the artichoke bean dip. We weren't planning to stay for dinner, just wanted some snacks. The food came out fast and honestly looked too good to wait on. I loved the monkey bread, the pretzel bites had a great crisp to them, and the sauces they served with it were really good. The bean dip was good too, just not as much my thing since I'm not a big fan of dill, so I left most of that for everyone else. Once we wrapped up, we were able to split the check and head out pretty quickly. I really appreciate places that still make it easy to split checks, and even more when you can just pay right at the table with those handheld POS devices.

You could see this place being lit on St. Patrick's Day…read more It's a deceptively large space, perhaps owing to it being situated on a street that's more along the lines of an alley, along with a few government and industrial buildings. It already smells vaguely of mop water, so it wouldn't be an issue if someone barfed. This place pours a good Guinness draft. Not that I'm an expert. The last few times I had it, it was in the weird cans with the dispenser thing inside of them, years ago. Probably decades ago. But I appreciate the fact that it's served kinda warm, and without too much of a head, meaning you get more beer for your $10, or whatever they're charging you. The food isn't half-bad either. All the photos on Yelp make it look gross, like maybe they were taken in low light, or a long time ago. Possibly both. It was all lit up when I was there, at maybe 8 PM on a Wednesday evening. Does this place turn into some sort of nightlife destination for local boomers? I might drive by this evening and see if I see a bunch of golf carts parked out front. You can't go wrong with a burger in a place like this, so that was the plan. They offer something called the Pub Burger, which comes on an English muffin. It's hard to imagine how that could be a good idea, but I briefly considered it anyway, for the sake of citizen food journalism. The problem is, I would have had to eat it. There was also something called the Llywelyn, served on toasted brioche, which is what I probably should have gotten. I got something called the Diner, which was fine. As its name suggests, it's a bog standard double cheeseburger, like something you might get in, erm, a diner. It was good but not great, but I've been spoiled when it comes to burgers lately, having hit Hi Pointe, Shake Shack and Salt & Smoke all within the past few weeks. The ingredients were really good, including the vegetable toppings, which were fresh and expertly sliced. I especially liked the razor-thin onion slices. The thing that would have really elevated it is if the burger patties had a little char to them. The fish and chips looked good, and I appreciate the fact that they already had malt vinegar out on the table, as if it's a standard condiment. I might have to try that, if I return. I don't know how often I'd eat here otherwise, but a group I belong to meets here on occasion, so that's not outside the realm of possibility.

Llewellyn's is located on a very narrow street named Moody. There is one-sided street parking, but…read morethe neighboring lots appear to be other businesses, so we parked at the rear of their building and walked up. I didn't know the World Cup would be on, so it was so loud inside I could hardly hear myself think. We asked to sit on the patio where it was a bit quieter. However, more soccer fans were on the patio, smoking and wishing the US game to be put on. As soon as they accommodated this request, it got louder. Our waitress was lovely but also couldn't hear us outside at times. I ordered steak and brie sliders (appetizers) while he ordered the famous steak sandwich. The sliders came in a trio, and I ordered a side of sweet potato fries. The portion of fries was massive, and each slider is cooked to your liking and came with 3-4 chunks per slider. I did wish it had more brie and caramelized onions, but it was still good. If they ever want to elevate the recipe or make an offering, garlic butter buns would set this off even more! He enjoyed his steak and cheese sandwich, and we tried their seasonal blackberry margarita with our meal. I hadn't been here in a while but will avoid it during peak game times of the year. I personally can't handle a lot of noise while dining!

I've seen this place all my life and never decided to try it until today. It was cool to see the…read morelarge bison statue still there too. As you enter it really looks like a saloon, a very country western look which is cool. The service was nice. Our server brought a burnt item out to see if I was still interested or not which i was happy that she knew it was questionable. I sent it back and the re-fire came back great. Of our party, we ordered bison burgers, chicken strips, boneless wings, club sandwich and southwestern eggrolls. Everything was delicious! The seasoned fries and tots too. I only gave 4 stars because my eggrolls came burnt the first time and the wings could've had more sauce. However, we will return!

Food is good, atmosphere is great, but does the train still run?…read moreKids meal is good...and plenty on each serving

Upon being seated at the Crow's Nest yesterday, we were informed that the deep fryer wasn't working…read moreand that, because we were a group of more than eight, we would not be allowed to split our checks and would be charged an automatic gratuity. Not only were we not granted an exception on the checks as consolation for not being able to order french fries, there was no indication that this had even occurred to our server. This is precisely the level of temerity we need to inculcate in young women in our society, and I'd encourage her to apply for a job at the women's-only sports bar a few doors down if and when it ever opens. It'd be tragic if she wasn't there if and when I return, but I'd appreciate the fact that she has a greater mission. Hopefully, the deep fryer is working. It being out of commission naturally limited the number of things on the menu we could order. We were only told that we couldn't order anything that required a deep fryer, not given a modified menu or anything. I started going through each item and imagining how it might be prepared, but I couldn't muster the psychological bandwidth to continue. Hit my Cash App if you appreciate the amount of unpaid emotional labor I was compelled to contribute. It occurred to me that I might just get a burger and a side salad, but then I saw that they carry a club sandwich. I love a good club sandwich, and I figured it might make for a light, refreshing alternative, given the weather. There's an option to get a cup of soup for $1.50 extra as a side with your sandwich (no, they didn't offer to eat the charge), and I figured that might go well with my sandwich. I was kicking myself when they brought out someone else's order with the side salad. It looked really good. The Frisco Burger, or whatever they're calling it, looked good too. Meanwhile, the BBQ Beef & Cheddar Soup--the soup du jour (that's French), according to Flo--looked gross, like something your dog might cough up. But damn it was good! It was more beef than anything else. A large bowl of it might actually be too much food. (I'd still eat it, natch.) The overall flavor profile was along the lines of a good french onion soup. It was a reminder that I need to be ordering soup in restaurants more often. I wish the club sandwich was cut into little triangles and fanned out on the plate in some elaborate configuration, like at a place where rich old ladies have lunch, but I guess that wouldn't have been in keeping with the theme. Instead, it was served on the world's thickest Texas toast, with the world's dullest steak knife protruding from its center. This sounds like hyperbole, but I may have honestly been served the equivalent of half a loaf of bread. It was much more bread than I required, but at least it was fresh and delicious, as were all the other ingredients. Turkey used for sandwiches is almost never remarkable, but this was surprisingly great, as good as anything you'd get served as an entree unto itself. Nothing about this place suggests that it would have such good food, but it just goes to show you can't judge a book by its cover. The decor, the overall vibe and the lack of hospitality might not be for everyone, but don't let that deter you.

What a great place! Popped in and found seating right away. The had a lot of great food and drink…read moreoptions, including vegetarian and vegan. We got cheese curds for the table and I got the hot honey mac and cheese. The food was delicious. They had a retro movie playing and lots of cute decor. It was super fun to sit there and enjoy the ambiance. The service was also quick and good. Will be coming back.

To be completely honest, we only drank here....we had already had dinner and bought movie tickets…read more We had about an hour between eating and needing to be at the theater so we decided to step in here for some drinks before the show. It's a cool little bar, feels like a local spot. Their prices were actually super fair considering they're super close to the city and easy to get to. We sat at the bar so service was great the whole time. A lot of the patrons seems to like to talk, so we had some good conversation. Definitely a little divey - if we lived in Richmond Heights, this would probably be a regular spot for us. Very chill and welcoming. Maybe we'll come back and try the food soon!

The service is basically nonexistent All the waitresses…read morehang out at the bar talking to the bar flys that are in here every day!! It should not 30 minutes for a burger and fries when they are not busy My last time I will ever come here I'm furious right now

Friday during Lent, I was excited to try the fish sandwich. It was busy! Lots of little groups…read moreand families. We spotted a couple of bar seats and squeezed our way in. Lively atmosphere, bartenders were welcoming and interactive. We ordered the Hot Cheese curds as an appetizer, and I got the Obscura as me beer of choice. Not going to lie, the cheese curds were as advertised! They were hot! Not so much that I couldn't handle but don't take them lightly, they are good. They came drizzled with a good ranch. The beer was great, especially with the hot cheese curds. Ordered the Friday Fish Sando with no cheese. Came out in a timely manner, large and crispy! It was messy in the best way. Crispy, beer battered cod, lettuce, and house made tarter. It was juicy on the inside with none of the batter mush you can sometimes get with fried fish, loved the house made tarter, all-around great sandwich. The fries were on point, too. Crispy but not greasy. Great space, friendly staff, good food!

This is one of my favorite breweries in STL! I am a huge fan of sour beers and side project never…read moredisappoints with their draft sours. The bartenders were so friendly and helpful in choosing which beers to order. The kitchen is also phenomenal and I love coming here for their crispy chicken sandwich. We went on a Sunday afternoon and it was packed, so we parked across the street at side project pizza. Tables ranged from families with small children to friends watching march madness. There was a small wait for the food but it was worth it! We will be back soon

Came here on a beautiful day and sat on the patio. Came pretty close to close but they were able to…read moresit us right away and the service was nice. We got beers and apps for the table. We split the beer bread, pretzel, and spinach dip. Everything tasted delicious although the beer bread wasn't a stand out. The beers were also super good which isn't a shocker. Would come back especially if we can enjoy the patio!

Stopped in for a cold beer and a quick bite after dropping my wife off at the airport. I want to…read morecall out the staff... They are awesome! Very friendly, very helpful with really good service timing. The atmosphere is open and welcoming, with a sports bar vibe. I bellied up to the bar and felt right at home. Started with an Irish Style Extra Stout, which was a delicious beer. They had a pizza special on this day which was a chicken/bacon hot honey flatbread. Crust was baked perfectly. It was crisp, slightly smoky and not overworked as it ate very light with an easy chew. The pie was supposed to come with chopped pickles which I had on the side so I could add the right amount to my taste. Just a delicious combination of flavors and textures on this one. Highly recommend Schlafly Bottleworks for dinner or a quick lunch!!!