awesome place really fun skating but they gave me normal soda instead of diet which is very bad…read moresince I have type one diabetes.

does not carry blades?...(this should be a necessity at skate rinks) and gives free hotdog and…read moredrink but ran out?... we got handed a dry pizza what had no sauce and was hard as a brick and tastes like saw dust. genuinely ruined the right.

Classic decor, a normal skating rink. Prices are good, but I'd still recommend bringing your own…read moreskates because theirs look like they're about to fall apart. Not the rollerblades though, those are fine. Huge skating rink with beautiful art, I also had wonderful talks with the staff and teachers there. Games and Hokey Pokey are also offered between skating sessions. Snack bar was also decent, pizza and pretzels are delicious. Lemonade is refreshing. Bathroom needs some work though, your average skating rink overall. Take that as a compliment.

This is not a good place for young kids . Place is dirty…read morehalf the time. I've had my kid go a handful of times and he gets pushed around and followed around by creepy old people.

Is so whimsical, the DJ I have no idea who he is but he has so much whimsy and made it so fun XD…read more Would absolutely come again I love this place pls never change it has such good vibes

My kids come here to meet friends and it's close. When we want to skate for fun, we go to other…read moreskate locations. It's very old, dated and needs lots of tlc. The skating rink isn't leveled and you can easily be put off balance. They don't play many recent tunes and it appears the owner doesn't care for hip hop music. Snack options lack but the place is a little dirty so I wouldn't order food here anyway. They play a few common skating games and the staff is cool. Again, only come here to let kids hang out with their friends. However I wouldn't recommend if you plan on spending hours eating and listening to good music.

My son plays roller hockey here. They just got a brand new floor for that. There is an ice rink…read morehere as well. Some video games and a restaurant and bar. That stuff makes this place five stars to me. There are two negative things for some. Lack of seating for roller game spectators. No elevator to get upstairs to restaurant. If your disabled you are stuck downstairs only.

I had the best time ice skating the other day! Luckily, we arrived early enough in the day so they…read moredid not have much of a line or a wait to skate. We rented our skates and then found a bench to sit to put the skates on. I was so amazed at how quickly I remembered how to skate! The location is so pretty with the Arch behind you so the photos are amazing! The day we went was so sunny so we had a great time skating around and enjoying the sunshine. They have a few staff members on the ice to make sure people are staying safe. They also provide something for the kiddos to hold onto if they need help with balancing. I believe we skated for a little over an hour and I had the most fun! When your time is up, they make an announcement and then you bring your skates to the return station and you are on your way.

I enjoyed a December evening at Winterfest. We were there towards the tail end of the evening and…read morethere was not much going on. It seemed like a well organized event had we gotten there a bit earlier.

The Par 1simulated golf restaurant has live music a lot on weekend, the food is delicious-I had the…read morepork tenderloin and it is the biggest I have ever seen. Service was great. We didnt do the simulated golf, but they also have a indoor gocart track (and it is pretty dang fast) , a skating rink, arcade, and mini golf. The mini golf we decided on this eve and it is aesthetically pleasing and so fun. Would highly recommend all of these activities!

1 Star I had a…read morepretty disappointing experience at Pickdilly in Union, Missouri. There were no signs anywhere in the skating building saying you couldn't sit on the wall, but an employee came up and told us to "get down" in a rude tone. It felt unnecessary and unwelcoming. We also ordered hot dogs, and they were terrible. The buns were folded and looked weird, and the food didn't seem fresh. Between the rude interaction and the poor food quality, the visit was a letdown.

Such a hidden gem! Music was everything we needed! Felt safe inside and the food was delicious!…read moreTeens and adults were enjoying the ride! Close at 10 so get here with enough time to eat and have some skate time!

Clean and cozy place. Concrete floor, fresh hot food, drinks, great service, and multiple TV…read morescreens guarantee you won't miss your favorite televised sporting event (or kids movie for the young one's.)

The staff was superb! Met & spoke with some nice skater's. Good music and good vibes!read more

Nice rink to get your roll on. Convenient, easy access just across the bridge for STL'iens…read more Recession-free $7 cover charge. Parking is plentiful. Skates actually sold here as well as rental of course. Decent sized concrete rink for smooth rollers (like myself). DJ played a good variety of R&B / Hip Hop. Lockers available for $.50 to secure your items while you skate. Concessions available. Staff was pleasant. Felt safe...no brainer; I'll be back.

Kimmswick is always a vibe. Like if a Hallmark movie and your grandma's Pinterest board had a baby…read moreand opened 37 bakeries and craft stores. It's all wooden signs, smells like cinnamon, and every other shop sells soap, socks, or something shaped like a pumpkin. I treat the whole place like one big porch-swing of a town with snacks. Le Chance Winery for dinner when I can. That's my go-to pit stop when I'm done pretending I might buy a decorative birdhouse. Tonight's a girl dinner! A chaotic masterpiece: shrimp salad (shrimp = protein = health), zucchini fries (green = health again), French fries (balance), and a pile of cheese because I'm not a quitter.

Stopped in for lunch after an afternoon of shopping the Christmas markets. I'd give this place a…read more3.5 but am rounding up to a 4. I'll begin with the bad: the cheese board for $17 was a huge let down. You may be able to tell from the picture that the sliced cheese was hard on the edges like it was old or hadn't been properly stored. I was shocked they'd serve serve old cheese like that when they must have noticed the hard edges while plating..on the disposable plastic plate. This felt more like something someone threw together for a work potluck than something served at a winery. My fried also ordered fried pickle chips & I had one and stopped there. The fried breading was overwhelming salty. You know you're in for a salty dish with pickles anyway, but this was next level. It made me glad we didn't order anything else from the fryer. On to the good - I actually loved the glass of dry rosé I had. I was skeptical since I haven't had a lot of Missouri wines that I've been impressed with, but this is a keeper. My two friends and I all ordered sandwiches with fries or chips and all enjoyed them and felt the serving sizes were generous. The only negative comment about the sandwiches we all shared were that they were all heavy on the sauce. My advice would be to ask for sauce/dressing on the side. We all had enough to take home leftovers. Our server was very busy but attentive considering the number of tables she was working. The inside was cute and cozy and you definitely feel the history of the building. Overall, I would come back here for a glass of rosé and a sandwich- skip the apps!