Great little suburb just southeast of Clayton, which makes close to Galleria mall, highway 64/40 as…read morewell as 44 and within an ear shot of tons of amazing eateries such as Dewey's Pizza, Cyrano's, First Watch, Racanelli's and more. Other conveniences are the 24 hour animal hospital, various banking facilities, small cafe's, a Starbucks, police station/city hall, Webster University, farmers market a plethora of small businesses, parks, thrift stores and so on... Give it whirl, ~Christy

A lovely family neighborhood with two small but charming downtown areas full of great boutique…read moreshopping and restaurants. Lovely old homes, many turn of the century Victorians make this a great place to walk, enjoy and raise a family. Great schools and recreation centers.

Des Peres is overall a nice city. Very well-maintained, gorgeous houses, a Trader Joe's, and of…read morecourse, West County Mall. Tzatzikis, Cava and Sourdough & Co have recently opened. The Cheesecake Factory is coming soon! Manchester road is terrible though! It's basically your only way out of Des Peres.

Des Peres is a city in St. Louis County. Des Peres has a total area of 4.40 square miles…read more There are 8,373 residents in Des Peres according to the last Census (2010). Des Peres home ownership rate is 96.7%. Des Peres maintains six separate parks: Des Peres Park, Harwood Park, Pioneer Park, Sugar Creek Park, Phantom Forest, and Bittersweet Woods. The Lodge is Des Peres community center. The community center houses a fitness center, gym, indoor and outdoor aquatic facilities, and meeting rooms.

The woman at the counter was very rude and disrespectful. I had my 17 year old daughter with me who…read moredoesn't have a mean bone in her body and the lady was just mean

The B who constantly cut off every question I had and hung up on me, I send my warmest thanks... so…read moreI suppose I look forward to speaking directly to her since I now have to drive to the Fenton office and ask questions in person. What a rude person!

One of the best!…read more This county library is really the best for babies to kids. The entire lower level is kid heaven! There are computers, magnets, slides, imaging toys, and so many books! You can spend the whole morning here with the little kids if you need to. They even offer baby play time for newborns up to 2 years old every First Thursday of the month at 10 am. This place is also 100% accessibility friendly and the librarians can help if needed.

Stunning library! The children's floor in particular is awesome -- the playroom for kids has a…read moregiant Rube Goldberg contraption, a giant toy house (with toy kitchen inside!), and magnetic boards for kids to practice their letters! They also have "themed" book grab bags families can borrow (for example--"going to a hospital", "having a baby brother" etc. with a collection of kids books librarians have helped picked out that will all be related to that theme.)

Was able to get in and out after renewing my tags. They moved to a bigger location right down in…read morethe same plaza as Schnucks. The young lady assisting me was knowledgeable and helpful. They move pretty quick.

Friendly and FAST. I got in and out in 20 minutes. No wait and the staff helped me get everything I…read moreneeded. Thanks ladies!

An underground station on the Blue Line of the Saint Louis Metrolink, Skinker is located at the…read morenorthwest corner of Forest Park. If you're coming from the Shrewsbury end of the Blue Line, this is a convenient stop for accessing Delmar Loop without going to Forest Park station and waiting for a Red Line train. It's just a few blocks. Skinker takes its name from Skinker Boulevard which in turn is named for Adam L. Skinker, a prominent early 20th-century Saint Louis civic figure and real‑estate developer. He was involved in subdivision development and land assembly on the western edge of the city at a time when Saint Louis was expanding toward Forest Park and the county line. The station is located between Forest Park-DeBaliviere (inbound) and University City-Big Bend (outbound). The trains run down the center of the station, which means the doors will open on the right side of the train. There is a mezzanine level with a bridge inside the station for transferring from one side to the other. The station is located in the Skinker Tunnel which itself is well below the ground with both stairs and elevator to reach the surface level. Beyond the station in both directions, the train returns to teh surface. The station seemed decently lit this afternoon. There are ticket vending kiosks and while no one was checking tickets today, I'm sure that they do that occasionally. Don't get caught! [Review 418 of 2026 - 502 in Missouri - 25601 overall]

It is just an ordinary narrow box with dull advertising posters/boxes on grimy tiled walls. But the…read moreartwork at the west entrance does add some aesthetic value to this infrastructure. The tunnel bridge over the tracks serves as a pedestrian underpass that connects the university to the other side of the road, which is Very convenient. It is not the most decrepit or dirtiest station in STL but I've seen mold on the wall, especially on rainy days. I often couldn't refrain from wondering how deep these inhaled spores can reach in our trachea and bronchial tubes before being trapped in mucus though.

If you're looking for an effective business and community resource - DONE! This active chamber does…read moreit all. Offering monthly networking events, marketing, advertising, realtor & relocation details, amazing staff, members and directors to mentor and promote the communities they serve.

I went here three weeks ago to get a marriage license just a few days before my wedding. I arrived…read moreon Tuesday, when they have late hours. Two employees were there, ready to help. It was all very easy and took about 25 minutes total. We went ahead and ordered an additional copy, so make sure you bring extra cash if you want copies. They also have a selfie area complete with a flower bouquet and an arch with flowers on it. This was just about the best experience I think you can have inside that building!