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    Cherokee Street District

    Cherokee Street District

    4.4(7 reviews)
    3.6 miBenton Park

    Definitely deserving of its own check-in. Cherokee Street is an amazingly diverse section of south…read morecity that offers a tremendous amount of local flavor. There are tons of eateries from Mexican restaurants to Vegan stop & drops, coffee shops, ice cream parlors, pizza, bake shops and more. Not only does the strip deliver for the foodies but there's also a major market for antique lovers, music lovers, art lovers, thrift shop lovers, tattoo lovers, boot lovers...you at the drift. Cherokee is most certainly a culture-rich, fun-filled, eclectic area you don't want to don't miss. Give it a whirl, ~Christy

    Cherokee Street District in St. Louis is a vibrant, eclectic area with a lot to offer, especially…read moreif you enjoy exploring different restaurants and unique shops. There's a great variety of dining options, from casual eats to more adventurous menus, and the local vibe really adds to the experience. Each spot feels distinct, and it's easy to make a fun day or evening out of hopping between restaurants. That said, I'm taking off one star for parking and safety. Parking can be limited and a bit tricky to find, and while the area is lively, it's worth staying aware of your surroundings, especially at night. Overall, Cherokee Street is a fun, diverse place for food and culture lovers. Just plan ahead for parking and stay mindful of your surroundings, and you'll have a great experience.

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    Soulard - Soulard Market

    Soulard

    5.0(5 reviews)
    4.8 miSoulard

    -- The Lovably Wild Aunt of St. Louis…read more If Soulard were a member of your family, she'd be that crazy aunt you can't help but adore -- the one who shows up already tipsy, tells stories that make your parents cringe, and might just leave with something from your mother's jewelry box. But here's the thing: you'd always ask if she's coming, because she's the life of the party. This neighborhood is pure character -- historic brick buildings, streets meant for wandering, and an endless lineup of bars, restaurants, and live music joints that feel like they've been here forever. Stroll the streets with a drink in hand, pop into a corner pub for some blues, or time your visit for one of the many events that take over the area. From Mardi Gras to market days, Soulard never fails to please the senses... even if it occasionally offends your nose. Honestly, Soulard should lean into its reputation even more -- imagine a Crazy Aunt Run in the spirit of the Mrs. Roper Romp or the Red Dress Run. The crowds are already here, so why not throw in a few more wild, themed events to keep the energy rolling year-round? It's gritty, it's charming, it's unpredictable -- and that's exactly why you'll want to keep coming back.

    I can sum up St. Louis' oldest neighborhood in one word -- HOME…read more Since moving to the city five years ago, I've always gravitated to Soulard. From Saturday mornings wandering around the Market to late night bites and brews after Blues hockey games in one of the booths at International Tap House, Soulard has always felt like a warm security blanket to me. Of course today is the day that is most synonymous with Soulard, and walking around the neighborhood you are welcomed with splashes of purple, green and gold hanging from windows and balconies... All screaming "LET THE GOOD TIMES ROLL!" Each year, Soulard hosts one of the most well attended parades in the United States. And every year, the neighborhood shows our country that St. Louis knows how to throw a party. Whether you're smashed against the barricades screaming for beads or enjoying one of the amazing events inside the Bud Light tent in Soulard Market park, this neighborhood welcomes party goers with open arms. But Mardi Gras parties aren't the only reason I love Soulard. There's so much history and character living along the streets within the boundaries of this picturesque neighborhood. Plaques adorn homes and businesses throughout Soulard giving passersby a quick lesson about the stories of the neighborhood's past. One of my personal favorite parts of Soulard is found at the corner of 13th and Pestalozzi Street. The iron eagle above the street screams St. Louis history. Most mornings you can snap a selfie with Anheuser-Busch's iconic dalmations and clydesdales! It feels like rubbing elbows with St. Louis royalty. The residents of Soulard have created one of the most tight knit communities in the entire city. Everyone says hello as they walk their pups and drink ice cold Budweisers all summer long. Golf carts blare music adding to the electric atmosphere each night. And neighbors regularly help one another like shoveling sidewalks and sharing meals. Soulard. I love you!

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    Soulard - 13th and Pestalozzi St

    13th and Pestalozzi St

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    CYE:  Meet the Diner @ Morning Glory Diner

    CYE: Meet the Diner @ Morning Glory Diner

    4.8(5 reviews)
    3.5 miBenton Park West, Gravois Park, Benton Park, Marine Villa

    Oh, what a beautiful morning. Oh, what a beautiful day. I just had a delicious breakfast at,…read moreMorning Glory Diner. Yes, I just participated in the first round of, "Meet the Diner". It's a new monthly CYE, that is going to expose us all to the fabulous and delicious diners within our great city of STL. Best of all, you get to do experience them with fellow Yelpers aka foodies just like yourself. David one one of the co-owners was the perfect host. You could hear his passion as he explained each item on his breakfast menu to our group of Yelpers/foodies. He shared which were his personal favorites and which contained house-made items/ingredients. Seriously, whatever you selecte, would be the right choice. Nobody was disappointed with their choice and everyone cleaned their plates. Max, this was a fun CYE. I am looking forward to the next diner, and personally, I am hoping to make it to each and everyone on the diner tour.

    If you recognize the place, the cozy restaurant (Vista) used to be my go-to for little Korean fried…read morechicken sliders. They were the best this world could offer and I was so bummed that were shutting their doors. And then, Morning Glory Diner breathed life back into the space. They're your classic diner without the classic diner look or overly greasy and heavy feel. Their menu focuses on some breakfast staples like buttermilk biscuits, the slinger, and cornmeal pancakes- all priced reasonably (it's nice when you can dine out and not hurt your wallet). Be sure to make a trip and indulge a little. :)

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    CYE:  Meet the Diner @ Morning Glory Diner - Cute, kitschy decor

    Cute, kitschy decor

    CYE:  Meet the Diner @ Morning Glory Diner - Love that they offer sugar dispensers so I can indulge in my half decaf coffee and half cream and sugar.

    Love that they offer sugar dispensers so I can indulge in my half decaf coffee and half cream and sugar.

    CYE:  Meet the Diner @ Morning Glory Diner - They subliminally knew I love chickens. Impressive.

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    They subliminally knew I love chickens. Impressive.

    St Louis - localflavor - Updated May 2026

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