I was here for an event.They had complementary valet parking, so I used it. Tips are encouraged,…read morenot a mandatory, it was mentioned on event's info. Once I tried to get my car back, I asked the valet if he can break down $$$, so I can give him $ tip. He said yes and handed me only $ back. I told him that he still owe me $. He gave me another $ back. He tried one more time so hard, and I finally got my $$ back. Trying to keep customer's money like this, is not nice. Especially at a venue like this. Place is really cool old brick building. We were upstairs with gorgeous St.Louis view! They need to hire qualified people for their valet parking.

The NEO is an absolutely fantastic venue in downtown St. Louis and you cannot beat the price! We…read moreused the first floor, Montana Room, for our wedding on 11/16/19 and couldn't have asked for a better night. We toured the NEO several times even after booking just to make sure we got a good feeling for the layout and had several chances to ask questions. There is always a staff member there to stop and talk to you, which was nice! Cathy, the owner, lives out of state, but is available via email what seemed like 24/7! She never complained about my numerous emails and always provided me with respectful, prompt, and detailed answers! The night of her staff was nothing short of amazing! I didn't have to worry about a single thing the entire night. I would highly recommend this venue to anyone looking for a large St. Louis venue! Oh and they have free valet and overnight parking!

I highly recommend this hall for any event. However, if you are planning a wedding, you must hire…read morethis venue. The owner/ chef was amazing to work with. He always responded in a timely fashion. He was very meticulous with details. He really cared about our day being perfect. The staff was friendly and all of our guests loved the food. We just can't say enough about this place. Prices were right at or even below some of the other venues, who quoted us less space and options.

We recently celebrated our wedding here. Everything was amazing and our guests still rave about the…read morefood! It was a truly memorable and special evening!!

This is a review as an attendee. Just recently attended a wedding at Kuhs Estate/Farm. Admittedly…read moreit is hard to find on a map and information about. This is a gorgeous estate just overlooking the Missouri river near Spanish Lake. This was an old dairy farm a couple generations ago. It is still a working farm today it appears. The wedding we attended was a modest sized outdoor wedding. The gazebo where the wedding took place was on a bluff overlooking the river. There was a tent and air-conditioned bathrooms nearby. What a gorgeous evening. Of course everything had to work out with great weather and no rain. I'm not sure if the food was brought in or organized by the estate. During this wedding, it was set up buffett style. Overall very good. With tender chicken and pasta. Looks like this place is highly rated on the Knot. Overall we had a wonderful experience and a wonderful time at the wedding.

So, I read some of the 1-star reviews. There's not a doubt in my mind that they're bogus and/or the…read morework of some competitor (if it's possible for there to be one in the area). First off, the pricing for this venue feels unfair, in the sense that for everything that you get, I don't think the price is high enough. Secondly, the farm is a true, authentic farm and not some phony location made to look like one. Finally, this property has breathtaking and unbeatable photography spots. My fiance and I were supposed to get married here several years ago. There was an unfortunate turn of events and, long story short, we did not get married. I was devastated. I called and asked for my money back, given my circumstances. I didn't get my money back, and even though it sucked, it's fine, because October 13 is a prime date, and venues don't exist and maintain themselves for by magic (though, Kuhs Farm so beautiful that you'd think it we're). That's just life. Ruining their reputation wouldn't have resolved my pain, financial issues, or any other problems I had going on in my life; it's sad to see that some people left such negative reviews thinking that it would resolve theirs. Whomever is reading these reviews, don't buy the stack of 1-star reviews. Clearly, they don't follow the rest of the trend. Do yourself a favor and tour the venue and talk to the owner (Elizabeth). You'll be happy you chose this place, seriously.

Attended a family member's birthday celebration. She just rented the venue. Did her own decorating…read more She had her food catered; and provided the liquor, and bartender. The views are incredible- you can see all the way to downtown. Be sure the event was on a Sunday, parking was plentiful. Not sure how this works on a day when businesses are open.

The issue with Vue 17 has been resolved to both parties satisfaction. The deposit check has been…read moreissued back to us.

The team was easy to work with. They take the stress out of planning an event. Jill made sure…read moreevery detail was done.

Attended a wedding reception here recently for a cousin who got married, and we had a great time! I…read morehad never heard of this place over in St. Charles and it was a little hard to find... it's off the beaten path a little and behind several buildings. Seems like kind of an odd spot, but as long as you're using a GPS you should be good to go! They seem to have several different rooms here that can be utilized all at once. As we were walking in the main doors, we heard a loud "SURPRISE!" coming from one of the neighboring rooms. Regardless of how much was going on, the reception we attended was great. Let's start with the top priority: the drinks were strong. Totally solid. The food was A-OK, and there was a good variety of things. My favorite thing to eat were the pumpkin & red velvet cupcakes at the end... yum! From what I hear, you can design your own package and figure out what food would work the best for you. The dance floor was a good size and everything was fun and comfortable. One note, though... don't try to bring in your own wine. They'll take it away. Who brings their own wine to a wedding, anyway? Okay, it was me. Great place to have a reception or party. We had a great time at All Occasion!

[MARCH 2025] I came to the Boo Cat Club for a Neon Paint Night so I will keep my critique about the…read moreevent off the review for the venue. The venue is situated around the corner from the St. Louis Public Library - Cabanne Branch so parking is limited to the streets. The venue itself was like a church turned event space is the best way I could describe the interior. Not sure who worked for the venue vs. worked for the event at the venue but they had a bar with drinks for sale. The event itself was down in the bowels of the building which gave me galactic fellowship hall vibes. There black lights to showcase the neon paintings on display and those we were about to create. I think the venue was cool for the event.

Beautiful venue for a wedding. The Catacombs are atmospheric with great mood lighting. There are…read moretwo separate bars and a beautiful entrance. The wedding had a complimentary valet service- I don't know if this was provided by the Boo Cat Club but it made us feel very fancy. There is a stage for a DJ or live band and plenty of room for tables and a dance floor. Overall a very class Saint Louis venue.

Candlelight, Fountain Square and Lamplighter aka The Banquet Centers Inc held full service…read morecatering, bar and staff included. The cakes, Dj and Photographer was optional. Great location, food and very helpful staff. A long time North County favorite. ​

UPDATE: I have added a photo of the obituary, with both the date (June 22, 2013) when I was at…read moreCandlelight, as well as the address, for those who wish to "debunk" this review. What a cliche to say that I wish I could give this place zero stars. In fact, I want other people to rate this shithole, and take away those stars because they deserve negative stars. Please. If this is the only event space that your budget can accommodate, then just cancel your event because your guests do not deserve to suffer this horror. We walked in and the first thing that hit me was the musty basement smell. (I am talking about my basement, which is unfinished and regularly floods. If your basement is finished and properly maintained, it likely smells a lot better than this banquet hall and I am sorry to insult your home.) It could have just not been aired out in preparation of our event, or the nasty, raggedy carpet, or the vents whose filters have clearly never been changed. It was hard to tell because it was so dimly lit you really couldn't see too much of anything, which was probably a good thing. I mean, it was just so gross it made me want to repeatedly wash my hands, but not there. But we sat down in the hard folding chairs at the school-cafeteria-type tables covered with plastic tablecloths (not the durable kind you wipe off, but the dollar-party-store kind that look like garbage bags, but more flimsy), and waited for the food to come out. And waited for the food to come out. And waited for the food to come out. As it turns out, the food was set up half an hour late because of a storm. Yes, you read that right. This banquet hall has no plan in place by which attendees can still be fed inside, when the weather is bad outside. You can imagine we were all pretty hungry by the time the buffet line opened, which is the only reason just about any guest at all ate that HORRIBLE, HORRIBLE food. I am talking about green beans out of a can. Not green beans out of a can, then seasoned and other ingredients added. I mean, just dumped out of the can into a chafing dish. Instant mashed potatoes (really? Outside the army?), with canned/jarred gravy. Overcooked to mush mostacciolli with dreadful sauce. And dry, dry, dry chicken. It wasn't just me. Everyone in attendance commented on the poor quality of food. Some even compared it to public school lunches. I can only guess that this hall was chosen because it could offer a cheaper price than others that the host contacted. If this is true, this is a perfect example of "you get what you pay for." Though if they charged anything at all, they are stealing from people. Maybe it was hard to research because they have no Yelp reviews, so let me perform the public service of being the first: RUN FAR, FAR AWAY!

Last night I attended one of my favorite nonprofits' biggest fundraiser of the year. A room full of…read morepeople gathered to raise money for families who lose their babies -- served completely free of charge. These are families in the worst moments of their lives. This nonprofit deserves the very best. What they got was Le Belle Coeur. Here is what happened. Staff was late that morning, blaming traffic. When they finally opened the space, it was still set up from the night before. Dirty tables. Not even close to what was arranged. And while this tiny team of women was trying to set up for one of the most important nights of their year, Le Belle Coeur was giving wedding tours through the space. Food arrived over an hour late. There was one server. One. For 125 people. The service was so slow that the nonprofit's own staff had to stop what they were doing and help serve dinner. Guests and volunteers pitched in. Some people did not eat until 8:30. I personally had to DoorDash dinner to the venue because by the time I made it through the food line after 8:00, I was told there were no gluten free options -- despite being promised there would be. The server just looked at me. That was it. Once the food line cleared, that server disappeared. We never saw them again. Tables were never cleared. Water glasses sat empty. The only staff visible for the rest of the night was the bartender -- also one person, for the entire room. At some point we watched Le Belle Coeur employees leave the building carrying food across the street to their sister venue. That tells you everything about where their priorities were. There was no working speaker system. No music. There was no projector. They could not find it and did not tell anyone until that evening. No slide deck. No videos. No way to display donor names as people gave. No way for families to share photos alongside the stories of their babies. No way to honor sponsors. That moment is the whole point of the night. Gone. Not one apology. Not one moment of accountability. Not one staff member who appeared to care. I have grace for a hiccup when a team is visibly trying to make it right. That is not what this was. This was failure after failure with zero ownership. Here is what breaks my heart. This nonprofit does extraordinary work for families in the most devastating moments of their lives -- for free. Their largest fundraiser of the year was undermined at every turn by a venue that was simply not there. People left early. People went elsewhere to eat. I would be shocked if this experience did not cost oir nonprofit significant donations. Would Le Belle Coeur have let a wedding go this way? I genuinely don't know. What I do know is that whether it was negligence or indifference, a room full of people who came to honor babies who died were not worth showing up for. Do not book Le Belle Coeur.

Tim Cunningham (saxophonist)…read more This is a unique wedding venue located on Historic Main Street in St Charles Mo. it's a perfect combination of rustic chic and modern elegance. Intimate setting, high ceilings, exquisite chandelier. One night only , R&B Valentine night show of soulful music. Table seating , cash bar , and great music , you can't ask for anything more. Restrooms clean. No food. Tim Cunningham gave a great performance, he left nothing to complain about. Show time 8-10:30p one intermission and on top of his own show music he took requests as well. Great song choices, great performance, and marvelous talent. Check website out to find event schedule, pricing for rental and tours. Overall this performance was an 10/10!