When I say this winery blew me away, I mean it. No lie, no sponsor, nothing. I'd consider myself a…read morewine connoisseur. I've been to Napa, Sonoma, Fredericksburg, you name it. And this Barrel Room Tasting experience, on the very first wine expedition I've ever hosted, stole the show. The price? Unheard of. An amazing deal. We were welcomed with sparkling wine when we arrived, then whisked away to their private cellar room, where all the small bites we'd be trying with each wine were already laid out. Our sommelier for the day was incredibly knowledgeable and kind, and he was great at teaching us about wine and the art of pairing. If you're looking for a unique wine experience in STL, you should absolutely visit.

I met a group of people here for lunch and it was really nice…read more The parking is a decent size right at the resturant but if you come late, you'll need to park at the bottom which is a long walk. I see they do have a shuttle but not sure how often it runs. Beautiful resturant with a nice selection of wine. We sat inside which was nice because it was humid outside. Unfortunately the flies were very worsom especially when trying to eat. That didn't stop us from having a good time though. Staff was very catering and attentive. I ordered a caesar salad with salmon which was cooked very well. The food was delicious as well as the wine. I ordered the wine flight with 3 pours. I will definitely return especially in the fall to see the beautiful colors.

I had Burnt Barrel on my radar for the Mead but then discovered them in the Pizza Passport. We…read moretook a road trip to get there and found them in a strip mall along the highway; shares space with a super seedy bar a couple doors down. Inside was a small space that was super cute! Bar to the left and tables to the right, a couple of booths tucked in the back. The tables along the right wall were a little tight but its a friendlu space to share. They had trivia night going on later but we opted out as we didn't plan to be there that long. Trivia guy was friendly, walking around talking to everyone. Waitress was friendly, explained the drinks as I planned on ordering a flight. Discovered pizza was Dogtown pizza so ordered Pepperoni with pepperoncini and some chicken wings. I ordered a flight of 6. Meads: 3: Sunshine 4: Vanil Co Lime 8: Cyser Beer on Tap: 15: Cherry Limeade Cocktails: 2: Pink Drink 10: Pants Required. I wasn't a fan of the cocktails; they were way too sweet for me. I really like the Cyser Mead, it was smooth and like apple cider and I really enjoyed the Cherry Limeade beer. Cute space, out of the way, serving local frozen pizza.

We have been here several, several times - and actually the first time was when they first opened a…read morecouple of years ago. This is a true example of a hidden gem, hole in the wall type venue. Located in a strip mall, in Lake Saint Louis, you almost wouldn't even know it was there. It doesn't look like much from the outside, but once you enter, it's the a cozy, moody, speakeasy type vibe. Nathan, the owner is amazing. He knows everything about all types of alcohol, including the mead and beer they make in house. Kim and Brett are also fantastic bartenders/employees...just so kind. They do serve bar type food and it's all the perfect compliment for their drinks. Highly recommend visiting and checking out the memberships they offer as well as their weekly events!

Went here for a baby shower in the circle room and it was even better than the last time I had…read morevisited. Very attentive service and absolutely delicious food! They had a set menu and everything sounded delicious. Me and Sarah ordered the bacon jam burger and oooooooo weeeee!! We were moaning an embarrassing amount but it was just too good!! And I'm not sure if they did this on purpose but because the baby shower was for a girl I'm wondering if they colored the sauce pink?? Usually an aioli is more of a peach if it's ketchup and mayo but this was very very pink! I'm trying to plan another outing to go here next. Hopefully tomorrow night :)

First time experience at EdgeWild as a birthday dinner. Located near the Chesterfield mall, which…read moreis in various stages of demolition/construction. Despite all of this activity next door, the restaurant is unaffected, both in access, parking, and view. Despite being near the highway, the view from a booth is not bad, with some rolling hills in the distance. The service was timely and attentive. We had a reservation and were seated almost immediately. The interior has a dark steakhouse feel with a lot of wood materials and the edges of whiskey barrels on the wall as decoration. A great environment to unwind, have a drink, and fully enjoy the meal. The food itself was exactly as ordered; a medium-rare ribeye with creamy risotto and broccolini. I don't frequent steakhouses very often, so I may or may not be back for that reason alone. It did make for a pleasant and memorable birthday dinner!

I visited Das Bevo for the first time for the Copita Agave Spirits festival. The venue is beautiful…read moreand a very nice size--I could see it being a great venue for private parties. Service was excellent as well. For the festival, they had complimentary mineral water and the food was to die for! We tried the Bavarian pretzels (perfect chewiness, delish cheese sauce, and a large portion) and the brisket tacos which were phenomenal ALL the way around.

The staff was kind and attentive. 5/5 stars for them!…read more The food was ok - none of it had a lot of flavor. Our party had burgers, salads, and fries and nothing really stood out. The outdoor space is expansive and they often have live music. The indoor space before a crowd is really nice and great for a toddler to get some energy out.

I have attended several special events at this location. There is plenty of parking available. Once…read moreinside, there is a flight of stairs to get into the main room, but I've been told there is an elevator. There have been different menu items for each event I've attended and the food was consistently better than average. The event coordinator, Andrew, took care of every detail and the staff was top notch with serving and cleaning up. Even in the Summer, the A/C worked well with 200 people present.

Great space and food was fantastic. Andrew and his team made our experience "EASY". They were…read moresuper helpful, the food is cooked with LOVE even in a catered style event it was flavorful and fresh!

We could not have chosen a better venue for our Women Unite to Ignite Retreat than The Marquee at…read moreNew Town. From the moment we toured the space through the final moments of our event, the owners went far beyond simply providing a beautiful venue. They truly became an extension of our team. They were there the evening before, helping us set up and making sure we had what we needed. On the day of the retreat, they were with us from beginning to end. They served as our DJ, had our music ready on cue, provided beverages throughout the day, helped vendors bring in boxes of food, took photos, supported our transitions, and continually checked to make sure we were taken care of. They even helped promote our retreat through their own social media pages. That level of care and investment meant so much to us. They did not treat our event like another booking on the calendar. They cared about what we were creating and helped us bring the vision to life. And the space itself is beautiful. The natural light, chandeliers, and soft atmosphere created exactly the feeling we wanted for a retreat centered on women feeling seen, valued, connected, and empowered. Our theme was, "You Matter. You Belong. You Rise." The Marquee gave us a space where that message could be felt. We are incredibly grateful for the hospitality, partnership, flexibility, and genuine care we received. From the initial tour, to signing the contract, to hosting the retreat, they showed up for us every step of the way. If you are looking for a beautiful venue with owners who will genuinely care about your event and its success, The Marquee at New Town is a special place. Thank you for helping Women Unite to Ignite meet the moment. You were part of what made the day so meaningful.

Dasher's Dive Bar!! It's a pop up bar!!!…read more A well lit pavilion tent enclosed. Very spacious. Decorated beautifully in Christmas decor. Reindeer games, karaoke, and music was on the itinerary. Holiday drinks and cash bar available. The only negative was no food . They had popcorn for snacking and peppermints. Nice to get out with family and friends and staff were very friendly.

I gotta say, this brewery does has super friendly staff. While we were visiting met another Brewer…read morethat was getting ready to open his own brewery. The selection of beer was pretty big and covered a large variety of beer. They even have distill spirits as well. So no matter what you're in the mood for, they will have it covered. The location is just off the highway and fairly secluded. Sitting inside looking out the windows you see plenty of trees. Many choices for sipping on your beverages there including a loft.

It genuinely saddens me to write this review because Friendship Brewery has been a place our family…read morehas loved for years. We've visited both this location and the former downtown location countless times, enjoying not just the beer and food, but the wonderful, relaxed, family friendly atmosphere. Some of our favorite memories here involve a lively outdoor space filled with families, children playing, dogs, great beer, good food, and people simply enjoying themselves. It always reminded me of the joyful, welcoming atmosphere of a European beer garden. One of the things we've always loved is recommending Friendship Brewery to friends and family. It's been one of those special places we genuinely enjoyed sharing with others. We've even celebrated multiple holidays here, including Mother's Day, because it always felt like the perfect place to bring everyone together and enjoy a wonderful afternoon. Unfortunately, our most recent visit left us feeling very differently. As we were heading outside, the manager approached us to explain the new rules. We were told our children must remain at our table. When we planned to sit under the tent, she recommended that we sit farther away. She also asked whether we'd heard that other breweries in Missouri were beginning to impose curfews on children. There weren't even any other families outside at the time. There were also two large signs reminding parents to supervise their children and keep them out of the parking lot. Those expectations are completely reasonable. What felt surprisingly unwelcoming was being personally stopped and told that our children needed to remain at our table. The manager explained that there had apparently been incidents involving children in the parking lot and even climbing on top of shipping containers. Those are legitimate safety concerns, and I fully support addressing them. Children should absolutely be supervised and kept away from dangerous areas. But requiring children to remain at their tables instead of enjoying the spacious outdoor beer garden feels like an unfortunate overcorrection. One of the things that made Friendship Brewery so special was watching families enjoy that large outdoor space together, with children playing soccer, making friends, running around, and simply being kids. Parents could relax, enjoy a beer and some food, and watch their children have fun. It's a brewery beer garden, not a traditional sit-down restaurant where everyone is expected to remain at their table. That distinction is a big part of what made this place such a wonderful experience for families. I've been fortunate to visit breweries all over the world, and one of the things I love most about brewery culture is how welcoming it can be to families and dogs alike. That relaxed, communal atmosphere is what makes a brewery special. When the experience becomes dominated by restrictions and reminders of rules, so much of that magic disappears. I completely understand the need for reasonable expectations and respectful behavior. But there's a difference between maintaining a welcoming environment and making longtime customers feel like their families are an inconvenience. What makes this especially disappointing is remembering how many times we've been here when the place was full of families, kids, and dogs, with everyone having a wonderful time. That was the Friendship Brewery we loved and kept coming back to. Sadly, after today's interaction, that sense of friendship and belonging feels lost. We still appreciate the beer and food, but the atmosphere that made this place so special to us feels like it has changed. I truly hope Friendship Brewery reconsiders how these policies are communicated and remembers the warm, welcoming beer garden atmosphere that made so many of us fall in love with it in the first place.

They name tells you everything you need to know about this gem of a find. I stopped in on a Friday…read moreevening and the place was buzzing! A nice mix of fellow wine enthusiasts enjoying wine and light refreshments. Theres a bar, tables, and seating nook to enjoy your finds. I was greeted warmly by Ted and encouraged to ask questions. The space is well laid out and organized making it easy to find old favorites and add one or two new ones to your list. I found wines from a few of my favorite wine makers. Theres also several lesser known wineries to explore. Prices are comparable to other shops in the area. I came away with a few new treasures.

Great spot to taste new wines and make friends who love wine too. Owner is very knowledgeable and…read moreenjoys passing along his wine knowledge. Lots of selection.