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Hatchet Haus Bar & Grill

Hatchet Haus Bar & Grill

5.0(2 reviews)
20.6 mi•The Loop

I had a BLAST. First time axe throwing and after a sip and 5 minutes of fear I was tearing that…read moreboard up. I can't wait to go back........ I fixed my mouth to fuss about the quantity of my chicken when it came to the table. That mf'n chicken was PERFECT. I'm going back for that alone. I had the lemon pepper wings. My date had the plain chicken and fries. It came with 3 large drumettes and fries for $9. Now I am not one to like or eat large chicken but it came piping hot and was seasoned and fried hard. Yallllllllll just trust me. Go and bite that damn chicken and the fries are delicious af too. Whatever they put on them makes it so no condiments are needed. The atmosphere was dope. It wasn't overly crowded. I loved that they acknowledged that we adhered to the theme of neon colors or costumes. The staff made sure we didn't chop nothing off and various staff checked in on us very often. My drink was drink'n and I can't wait to back. Notes: I would add descriptions under the drinks on the online menu so we can know what alcohol and mixers are in each drink. That not being there made me orders what I know I can drink and not try their drinks with cool names.

Fun spot to go axe throwing. Tried their wings and fries and both were crispy and delicious. The…read moreservice was great and staff were sociable and fun when showing the games and how to throw!

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STL Axe Throwing

STL Axe Throwing

4.3(11 reviews)
16.0 mi•Downtown St. Louis, Downtown

A large group of us went for a friend's birthday and we all had an absolute blast!…read more It takes a little bit of time to get the hang of it but the employees are super friendly and helpful. There are several different types of axes you can use and they demonstrate a couple of techniques; you just have to figure out what works for you. I highly recommend this!

We found this through a Groupon and went with a group of 4. The concept is really fun! Throwing…read moresome small hatchets at wood targets- it's like a primal and aggressive dart game. Our Sunday group was a combination of a family of three, a mom and her young son and my group of 4 adults. The instructor had some excellent axe puns and humor- but his actual instruction was somewhat lacking. He never landed a single axe in the target during his demonstrations. The target area is a bit like a short archery range, two targets in each range and it had two ranges. It's a large fenced in area to prevent the occasional wild flying axe and a plywood back with more wooden targets overlaid on it with cement floors. We were instructed on how to do a two handed and one handed throw and then we played games to test our skills. I really did enjoy throwing an axe at some wood and that satisfying thud when I would land one in to the target. Overall I had a great time and I would love to go again with the right group of people. Things that disappointed me slightly were the axes themselves. They looked like inexpensive harbor freight hatchets that they didn't maintain or sharpen (hence the instructor not landing in the target when he demonstrated) The axes take a beating and when people are learning and they hit that cement floor- they get pretty banged up. I think they need to sharpen the ones they have or go out and get some new ones. The second thing that was mildly frustrating was the lack of food and beverages available. This is an athletic activity- you sweat, you move around. We did this for three hours and didn't have the opportunity to buy water. We had water in the car (thank goodness) but if you plan to do this grab a granola bar and some beverages. Ultimately I think this was a lot of fun - and I would love to do it again with a bit more planning and my group of friends.

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Go Ape Zipline & Adventure Park

4.8(41 reviews)
28.0 mi

Awesome Fun!…read more We have visited Go Ape in Williamsburg, VA and now in St. Louis, too. What FUN! So much fun! Our daughter and I enjoyed our second visit to Go Ape St. Louis on Easter Monday... which was a day off school and work and a day with wonderful weather. This location, like the one in Williamsburg, VA, is a lot of fun! We had an appointment for 1 in the afternoon, and we were there for a 2-2.5 hours. We had a fun and friendly guide, who is safety conscious but not does not detract from the visit in keeping us safe. We also were part of a group of people who also had a lot of fun. Our daughter and I both enjoy all of the high ropes activities... some are relatively easy and others quite hard - like the rings and the double-helix / DNA twist... they take much more coordination to get across, between the trees. But every one of these is fun. And the zip lines... also awesome! Maybe one day... just maybe, I'll learn how to "stick the landing" like our daughter, who "runs" at the bottom of the zip lines and is standing... versus my "twist backward and drag my bottom through the mulch" approach... she gets a 10 for grace and I get a 0 score for grace. :) Thank you for another great visit, Go Ape! P.S. With respect to any concerns about "can I do this?" If you can climb a ladder and talk across a balance beam, then you can do this... sure, you'll be way up in the air... but strapped in with not one, but TWO lines to hold you up.... go and have fun!

I really thought I was going to love this but in the end too many things bothered me about it…read more First, we had a reservation for 10 for the 3 hour adventure but didn't get started until almost 10:30. Some of that time was waiting for the last 2 people to show up which they did at 10 or few minutes after. After that we weren't sure what the hold up was. Sean was our guide. Perhaps he isn't really a "people person " or he was having a bad day. He didn't seem into it but the worst part was that he left us. After the 3 of the 5 sites we saw him only 1x maybe 2x. He gave us no indication that we were going to be on our own. One other guy did pass under us and asked if we were doing good but I think he was just passing by. I was with a friend and when either one of us had done zip line previously there were people to help or over see at each end of a line. Obviously this was different. So glad we didn't have an emergency. Another issue I had was the landing areas esp for site 2- the wood chips were built up so high, all 6 of the people in our ground fell or landed pretty hard. One lady thought her back was bleeding. The last 3 zip lines I didn't fall but it wasn't pretty site either I'm sure. Ha. I started in a group of 6 but then only my friend and I completed the last 2 sites. I don't think that had anything to do with our guide but was a more a reflection on those folks. Their platforms at the top of the trees are very small so when you reach the end of an "obstacle " it was hard to stand on platform to unhook from the cable. The bumpers (not sure of right term) extended too far away from the platform on quite few of the trees which added to difficulty. It was nice that they water at each of the sites. Also their store prices on items that you might need such as gloves were very reasonable. While we were completing site 5 we saw a deer right below us so that was cool. Tips: gloves with exposed fingertips are better especially if you want to take pictures, wear older clothes and look at as many pictures as you can find of the " adventures" so you know what to expect.

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