Can you handle the Malt Milkshake Challenge? All you have to do is drink 5 malt shakes in 30 minutes or less! As seen on Travel Channel’s Man v. Food Nation.
Open till 1 AM on Fridays and Saturdays. Adults, take advantage of the opportunity to play around with a lower chance of trampling a 5 year old.
You know those poops where after you say 'man I just lost 10 lbs'. This place leads to those poops.
Restrooms are upstairs; the men's urinal was selected as Best Urinal in the RFT (article framed above them says so). Go see why!
Hate those straight back chairs in a theater? Try the Leather Couches at the Moolah! Great for Cuddling with a date!
Chosen as 2011 Best Happy Hour in the RFT Best of St. Louis issue. Try "the hill" deep dish - our fav!
Great late night diner. Food is exactly what you pay for. Probably best when drunk.
Pancakes are the item of choice at Uncle Bill's, but give the pecan Belgian waffle a try.
Courtesy Diner has been slinging its famous slingers since 1935. There’s also the requisite diner lineup of burgers, patty melts and more, but make sure you bring cash. By Gabe Hartwig Read more.
Check out the book "Lemp The Haunting History." Gives a chilling history of the Lemp family and their untimely deaths.
One of the best farmers markets I've been to! I live in Chicago now but I go every time I'm in STL!
They’ve been around since 1979 - these guys know, and love, music. Check their website for free, in-store performances from top bands visiting STL. For more insider tips, follow @MoonriseHotel. Read more.
This is a UNESCO World Heritage site. The site of one of the largest ancient civilizations in North America. Who knew?
Adam stopped by for the oak-roasted pork loin entrée and unique Monte Cristo dog. As seen on Travel Channel’s Man v. Food Nation.
One of the best Christmas light displays in the Saint Louis area. Also, ride a camel
Even if it is 100 degrees outside bring a sweatshirt to the cave it is cool inside.
Eckert's is already well-known as a family-friendly place to pick your own fruit and veggies, but our favorite was Blackberry picking in July, where you can bring home buckets full of berries! Read more.
