Sqwires: The only way to top the weekend Bloody Mary & Mimosa Bar at Sqwires? Sipping a mid-morning cocktail on the pooch-friendly patio. For pub staples like pot roast sandwiches and fish and (homemade) chips, the first distillery brewpub in Missouri is a solid choice. Square One Brewery: Flights of spirits are distilled in-house, and craft beers are brewed on site. POP: The Champagne list is encyclopedic there are also cocktails and mixed drinks with an effervescent theme. Planter’s House: With a carefully crafted cocktail in hand, spend an evening marveling at the neighborhood’s historic architecture, including the brick archways above the courtyard. (And don’t forget Sunday brunch, when it’s smart to arrive before 11:30 a.m.) 816 Geyer. When the live music starts, get serious with po’ boys and seafood jambalaya. Molly’s: The sprawling multi-level outdoor dining space, filled with umbrella-topped tables, is a destination for Cajun specialties. Farther west, don’t overlook the picturesque patio in O’Fallon. Outside, the two-tier patio resembles a wee botanical garden, replete with a koi pond, fountain, and covered bars. McGurk’s: Inside, the Soulard pub harks back to Dublin, with brick archways and authentic Irish music. Hammerstone's: How do you beat a place that serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner, in addition to offering live music every night and a killer patio-all wrapped in a Soulard vibe? You don’t. Goshen Coffee Café: The ownership at the former Soulard Coffee Garden has changed, but the brick-walled, tree-shaded, densely planted, multi-level patio hidden in back is as charming as ever, the perfect backdrop for a latte and a goat cheese scone. Great Grizzly Bear: New owner Joe Schulz loved the brick-walled, plant-dense patio “and the general ambiance of the place,” and he “didn’t want to see it change into anything other than what it’s always been.” Guess what? He made it better. 1419 Carroll.īoo Coo: This Soulard watering hole sprawls, with two floors, big-screen TVs, games, and beaucoup room for relaxing, as well as Cajun-Creole specialties that go great with a big selection of beers.
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Windows offer skyline views, and the building-length patio is among the most enjoyable in town. The Bellwether: From octopus to togarashi-dusted fries, the menu is focused on unusual combinations of texture and tastes. Several sides and margaritas round out the menu. 1913 Park.Īrzola's Fajitas & Margaritas: Eddie Arzola (of Chuy’s fame) returns to the biz with a fajita-based menu that can be served as a burrito, taco, or quesadilla.
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There are no full meals, but you’ll find high-end charcuterie boards that are well-matched to the wine. 2017 Chouteau.ģ3 Wine Shop & Bar: It’s dim, comfy, relaxed, like a neighborhood pub-with a staggeringly expansive wine list and a selection of beer that isn’t much smaller. Great Grizzly Bear SOULARD, BENTON PARK & LAFAYETTE SQUAREĢ1st Street Brewers Bar: Restaurateurs Paul and Wendy Hamilton's space on Chouteau showcases some of the best local craft brews, with a pet-friendly patio replete with a fire pit. Wave Taco: This laid-back hangout offers a slice of the beach, with sand volleyball and street tacos, at the northern edge of downtown. A small outdoor bar adds to the relaxed, unhurried atmosphere. The pizza’s thick specialties, pastas, and salads are Sicilian-accented. Dining on the streetside court is a warm-weather joy.
Vito’s Sicilian Pizzeria & Ristorante: Enjoying a meal at Vito’s before the symphony is a St. Urban Chestnut: The popular brewery's original midtown location offers an inviting biergarten, with twinkling lights at night. It’s not uncommon to witness an engagement-and a bachelorette party-at the ultimate rooftop bar. Three Sixty: Look down into Busch Stadium, over to the Arch, and beyond. Sports & Social: The aptly named sports bar, restaurant, and gaming venue at Ballpark Village offers a view of the ballpark.
Morning meetings on this elegant patio are a visual delight. Pair a cup of joe with a house-baked scone or a savory dish from the breakfast or lunch menu. Kaldi’s Coffee–Citygarden: Seating is actually in Citygarden, an oasis in downtown’s forest of concrete and steel.
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