Be sure to at least take the complimentary tour, it's worth the time you spend. The guides are knowledgeable. Also, they will do half pours of the beers at the end, so try four instead of two.
In the heart of the Loop's Walk of Fame. Great food, live music. Chuck Berry plays once a month to sold-out crowds. Get your tickets early and a picture with the Chuck Berry statue across the street
Enjoy the perfect pancakes with hash browns on the side. The experience is heightened after 11 PM. Watch out for pancake fatigue around the third cake.
Whatever you do, leave time to enjoy the artwork. They sell local potato chips that are heavenly. And the VENO cannot, cannot, cannot be beat.
All of the BBQ is great (really!), but the brisket and the baked beans are the best!
The Cardinals are the great equalizer of St. Louis. Wear red and proudly sit with 46860 of the greatest fans in baseball.
Absolutely stunning interior! You won't find a more interesting and majestic building interior in the United States.
This is one of the best things St. Louis has done in my nearly 10 years of living here. Splash in the fountains, sit on giant bunnies and traipse over waterfalls while admiring art. Our "Central Park" Read more.
The Central West End is an eclectic, cosmopolitan showcase of St. Louis. A fine selection of restaurants & sidewalk cafes nestled within art galleries, antique shops and much more!
A century ago at this location, streetcars from downtown “looped around” to return to the city, which gave the area its name. Read more.
This dome hosted thousands of American Idol hopefuls in 2004--including a then-21-year-old Carrie Underwood, who would go on to win the show's fourth season, and sell at least 11 million albums.
Seeing a show at the Fox is a St. Louis "must." They just don't build 'em like that anymore...aside from enjoying the great shows they put on, you'll find yourself enjoying the architecture and decor.
great place to see a movie. go early so you can get one of the leather couches. They're great! They also have full bar and bowling alley in basement.
Renovated, old-world movie theatre specializes in indie but runs mainstream too. Movie "stuff" collection in lobby. Midnight movies in summer, Rocky Horror in fall, and STL Film Fest in November. Read more.
The menu changes daily. So try something new. Realize what you've been missing. Tell the lovely gentlemen "Thank you for bringing the wonderful gift of Filipino food to all of StL". Repeat as needed.
Don't miss "Welcome to Sweetie Pie's," 8 p.m. Saturdays starting Oct. 15, on OWN. Read more.
Best, freshest pretzels in America. Appropriately in the shadow of the Anheuser Busch brewery.
Best Imo's in the region. Always the right amount of sauce and cheese and cooked to perfection. Read more.
Take a walk down a back trail, see the giant sculptures on the lawn or sneak into the main gallery at the coolest art park in the world Read more.
2010 RFT Best of St. Louis Winner - Best Place to Take Out-of-a-Town Guests
I love running or biking the 3.2mi path. Also shortcut of 1.5mi. Good frisbee golf course of 18 baskets. Adult Easter egg hunt every year is so much fun!! Pavilions, parties, weddings, concerts, etc..
Go to Ted Drews and get a concrete. Ask them to flip the cup upside-down before serving it.
Make room for the Big Ben; a 6-lb. medley of pulled prok, beef brisket, chicken, loin ribs and 4 sides. As seen on Travel Channel’s Man v. Food Nation.
Try riding Evel Knievel at night, it actually goes faster than during the day!
Boeing Space Station gives visitors a glimpse into living and working in space. Check out the crew quarters to see how they eat, sleep, and dress then visit StarBridge for operational details. Read more.
Quite possibly the best black-bean burger in town. Wash it down with a Pale Ale, Hefeweizen, Oatmeal Stout, Pilsner or one of various seasonal selections. (Evan S. Benn)
Free admission everyday, but the special exhibition is also free on Fridays.
Check out the statues of Blues' legends Bernie Federko, Al MacInnis and Brett Hull outside Scottrade Center. Read more.
This venue is only 10 years old, but it hosts many of the biggest and best music events in STL. don't sit in the balcony - get down on that floor! Read more.
Formerly known as the Kiel Opera House, this amazing new downtown concert venue just happens to be having it's grand re-opening is Saturday, Oct. 1 with performances from Aretha Franklin and Jay Leno.
Check out the book "Lemp The Haunting History." Gives a chilling history of the Lemp family and their untimely deaths.
If you havent been then you don't know what your missing, and you never know know until you wake up and finally go~go.... ')~
One of the best farmers markets I've been to! I live in Chicago now but I go every time I'm in STL!
Built in 1818 the oldest building in STL; 1 of 3 riverfront buildings not demolished to create the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial; live music, eating, and drinking venue; tours
Stroller tours and playdates on the first Wed and Tues mornings of the month! - http://bit.ly/heGoxm
If you like 2 rollerblade, Creve Coeur Park's trail is the flattest I've found and scenic, as it goes around the whole lake and beach. If you're biking, check out the part that connects to Katy Trail. Read more.
Musical theatre in the open air! Our neighboring theatre in Forest Park, the Muny's season starts just after Shakespeare Festival ends so be sure to come back to Forest Park for more theatre fun!
They have THE best chocolate banana malt ever! Also, i happen to love their BLT's.. MASSIVE!
2011 RFT Best of St. Louis Winner - Best Book Store.A store committed to helping others- a customer loyalty program/fundraiser!
For luck leave a Lincoln penny at the grave of Dred Scott. Also the final resting place for founder of Kansas City, the co-founder of St. Louis and playwright Tennessee Williams.
Home to attractions like the Butterfly House, the St. Louis Carousel, built in the 1920s with more than 60 hand carved horses and deer, Thornhill Historic Site, and playgrounds.
