I visited to watch a World Cup game on a Friday afternoon, so it was very crowded and loud when I…read morevisited. I parked nearby on the street for free. We were watching the game on the covered patio - it's sort of an "outside inside" patio. Despite it being crowded, they had plenty of friendly bartenders so the lines were short to get drinks. I did not spend much time with the drink menu, but they had mixed drinks, beer and hard seltzers. I got a vodka hard seltzer in a can. The patio is dog-friendly, and they provide water bowls for your pup. There were lots of screens to watch the game around the patio. There was also a game room in back with Mario Cart and some others. It's basically a casual, neighborhood dive bar with Dogtown personality.

I love Tamm! A great spot to hang out after work for trivia, bingo, or just to be with friends and…read morerelax. All of the staff are friendly. It's your local neighborhood bar with cheap drinks! you The game room is a nice feature and allows for an arcade vibe if you want to play a round of games. Need to come back and try Byrd and Barrel!

10/10!!!!! I feel right at home!…read moreIf you're looking for a place where the drinks are strong, the laughs are louder, and there's always at least one guy telling a story that started with "So I probably shouldn't have done this..." -- Ryan's Bar is the spot. ( yes true stiry ask Adam shared his story!!!) The bartenders pour like they're trying to help you forget your ex, (and it worked for me-true story) the music somehow makes you think you can dance, and the crowd feels like a family reunion where nobody's related but everyone's having a great time! Came for one drink, stayed for five, left with three new friends and a strong suspicion I was part of someone else's karaoke video!

We had just walked in and my friend asked for a couple of options for whiskeys and the bartender…read moresaid, "You have eyes," and at that point we no longer wanted a drink from there and said that we're leaving and the bartender said, "That's for the best," and then told my friend to F off.

[July 2025] A group of myself and 6 other friends came here on a Wednesday night to send a friend…read moreoff (she was moving to another state) over karaoke. I've always loved this place. From occasional piano bar to karaoke. This is probably hands down one of my top 3 favorite bars when it comes to having a consistent tasting cocktail. We had several shots that night and surprisingly they had pizza! So, we ordered a sausage pizza as well. The bartenders are amazing there and I always have a great experience!

This is a great dive bar and I am so glad I went the other night! Parking was super easy to find on…read morethe street and when my friends and I arrived, we were easily able to grab a table for the 10 of us (we were celebrating a bday). The bartenders were helpful and I appreciated how they had a specific spot to stand if you wanted to place an order. Genius! They had live music when we got there and it was quite loud so it was hard to talk to people at our table, but we managed. They had some bar games that some people were playing and the atmosphere was just right for a chill Friday night. Some of my friends were hungry so they ordered a pizza which looked good. It was typical bar food so they said it was just okay, but since they were hungry, it was enjoyed! They have some seating outside, but it was too cold to be out there. But I can see this being a fun spot in warmer weather! Bathrooms were clean which was impressive for a Friday night.

Love the food & service here! Awesome place! Friendly staff. The fried chicken is so delicious!read more

I've driven by here so many times and I have been curious about what's inside. It's located…read moredirectly across from Turtle Park, opposite the Zoo. I finally stopped in. It's a pub, dive bar, and neighborhood hangout all in one. There is parallel parking all around. We visited on a night when the FIFA World Cup was happening. The service was average. I ordered a fish and chips, a soda and a side of green beans. The food came out fairly quickly and it was pretty average pub fare. It was a fun stop before seeing a show at The Muny. Forest Park is just across the highway.

This bar is a St. Louis treasure. The most laid-back and welcoming bar in town, owned and managed…read moreby a father & son duo. Located on the northern part of The Hill neighborhood, it's a welcoming community space with one of the best and most diverse beverage selections in town. Pops Blue Moon is also host to the "Bluebeat at the Blue Moon" ska-rocksteady-reggae matinee record spin every 2nd Saturday of each month from 1:00-4:00pm. Although this day/time is outside of the bar's standard business hours, it happens every month and all are welcome and it's always a free event.

First time there and went to hear music. Found it to be eclectic, friendly, and fun so don't expect…read morea high falutin' place. You'll find gpod music, good people especially Pop! There is no food so we brought munchies. And cash only,

Stopped in after being guided their direction by the staff at FELIX PIZZA - since everyone was…read moreclosed or closing in the area and we were looking for dinner. Nick's stays open until 0100, so we had plenty of time to not force the kitchen staff to rush. A neat corner pub on the edge of Dogtown. There were only a few patrons there, the staff were helpful and friendly. The walls are decorated with sports paraphernalia. The sign on the wall says they have karaoke on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Outdoor patio seating available, along with a game room. Started off with an order of toasted ravioli - beef. Great flavor. I opted for the cheese quesadilla off the appetizer menu with the added chicken. It was packed with chicken. Made for a great meal. The other option at the table was a burger with chips. Thumbs up all round. They have coke products an added bonus for those of us who do not drink. Coke is the only soda option, IMO. The food was good and worth a visit. I was there in an off night after 9:00, so cannot speak to the crowd or noise level.

Happy hour specials were a great deal but the rubbed wings could have had a little more flavor as…read morewell as the T-Ravs could have used a bit more seasoning. But everything was hot and service was decent, even though the bartender seemed to keep forgetting us a bit. My only complaint was that the smoke from the outdoor side drifts in so there is always a bit of cigarette smoke in the air and could be a touch warmer as well, but we would go back again.

First time visiting Failoni's. As a family we were very…read moreimpressed. The pizza was amazing, next time I hope to try the pastas, and would love to sit on the patio if available. We went around 4:00 on a Saturday before a Cardinals Cubs game, it was also raining and they had a wedding on the patio. We did not have a reservation, they were packed and had sold-out reservation for the next two hours. BY THE SERVICE, ONCE SEATED YOU WOULD NEVER HAD KNOWN IT! Incredible service, friendly staff and quick drink refills. The owner and staff handled the situation flawlessly. The owner was super attentive, and once they slowed down the he was very cordial and easy to talk to. We will definitely be back!

OMG....how does a bar and grill that specializes in sandwiches, Italian dishes, salads and burger…read moreabsolutely ruin a burger. I've had good things there. Prices are reasonable. They are one of the few restaurants in St. Louis that still serves the famous St Louis Mayfair dressing. But, yikes! Ordered a hamburger. Server did not ask how I like it cooked. The burger came out well done, was extremely over seasoned, and was so dry it as inedible. When does ANYONE not be able to finish a burger. I stopped eating it not because I was full, but it truly was inedible. It was thick like a good burger should be. It should have been juicy and flavorable, But it wasn't. I should have said something to the server but I didn't. If you're in the city, O'Connels is still the best. Do NOT order a burger at Faloni's.

My favorite pizza place in St. Louis. I look forward to their weekly pizza every single week. Their…read morepizza menu is very unique, and they're all delicious. They also have amazing wings and wraps. Their Tuesday trivia is always so fun and it gets PACKED (really good prizes). They have a wide variety of draft beers, as well as cocktails. The service has always been amazing. Bonus points for the hundreds of dog pics on their walls.

Felix's has been a longtime favorite of mine in STL, especially for the pizza. I'd still say the…read morepizza is very good, though it does feel like something has changed a little over the past couple of years and it doesn't quite hit the same way it used to for me. That said, the rest of the menu is solid, the staff is always friendly, and it's still a great neighborhood spot to have nearby. Also worth knowing, Felix's is a Bears bar. As someone from Wisconsin, I tend to steer clear on Sundays, but Bears fans will probably consider that a plus.

We came here after a fun night out and wanted to end the night at one more stop. This used to be a…read morefrequent stop of mine when I was young and hip, and it's exactly as I remember it. The ambiance provides the vibe that it's a nice place to get a drink. Leather couches and low lighting make it a bit more elevated. We didn't order anything crazy, just a couple rounds of drinks. Servers were friendly and it was easy to grab an uber out front. They were also selling Girl Scout cookies so that's a win in my book

This building USED to be a renowned concert venue in the Hi- Pointe section of St. Louis. It was…read morecalled the Hi- Pointe Cafe, I believe. Legendary bands like Whiskeytown and Old 97's played shows here in the late 90's. There are videos of those performances on You Tube. It is so sad that such a great concert venue has been re-named and remodeled into the place it is today.

There are plenty of great dive bars to go to in this part of south city. This is not one of them. -…read moreif you want half drunk bartenders, douchebags with an axe to grind and a lingering feeling that you "just don't belong without knowing the secret handshake", this is the place for you. Neighborhood dives are supposed to be welcoming - this is a poor representation of the warmth and talkative chill nature of south city. Go to Babes, Hideaway, Musers or Zoe's instead.

Best dive bar ever ! Best pours ever ! Very cost effective tavern ! Serves TJ pizza for 7.00 hella…read moredeal