Large dining room with upscale rustic decor and St. Louis memorabilia creates a distinctive setting. Live bands and an acoustic trio provide lively music, filling the space with energy. Tall-backed booths offer privacy amid a noisy, open atmosphere that encourages dancing and socializing.
Filet mignon and spicy steak stand out with their melt-in-your-mouth texture and bold flavor. Turkey and pork also appear alongside these well-prepared cuts.
Offers a local selection with a good variety of microbrew beers. The beer choices complement the food well and appeal to beer drinkers.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 4-6pm on weekdays with discounted drinks.
Live music occurs on Wednesdays and Saturdays, attracting large crowds.
Expect long wait times on weekends, especially after 6pm.
Old school lounge with a cozy, neighborhood vibe and packed seating including a patio. The atmosphere stays chill and welcoming, often featuring live guitar music. Groups of two or more dominate, and reservations are common to avoid waits.
Small filet mignon comes with a mushroom reduction that adds rich flavor. Strip steak stands out as outstanding and is a highlight on the menu.
Cold beer is a constant here. The selection includes great beer options alongside dirty martinis with bleu cheese olives.
Good to know
Reservations are required for groups of two or more.
Expect a 45-minute wait during peak times.
Going before 5:30 PM or after 7 PM increases seating chances.
Small space with bright renovations and patio seating creates a relaxed, authentic Latin-American vibe. Soft lighting and plant surroundings add warmth and intimacy. Staff interactions and lively atmosphere bring a sense of neighborhood friendliness.
Steak comes marinated in mojo criollo and cooked tender and juicy. It often features slow-cooked caramelized onions and is served with chimichurri for added flavor.
Nicaraguan beers come with a chilled glass. The Tano beer pairs well with meals. Options include a good ole Nicaraguan beer and a pricier rum.
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The restaurant had no wait for seating, and the food arrived quickly.
The main meals come out in less than 10 minutes.
Come hungry because they serve large portions of food.
Small, family-owned bar with cozy, laid-back atmosphere and warm, trendy interior. Regulars enjoy ice-cold beer and well-cooked steaks served on hot skillets. Patio welcomes dogs, and the place operates on a cash-only basis.
Steaks come hot on a cast iron skillet with a nice char outside and medium rare inside. Ribeye and chopped steaks are big, juicy, and well cooked, often featured in Wednesday and Thursday specials.
Beer comes served ice-cold here, making it refreshing and crisp. The consistent cold temperature stands out every time.
Good to know
The Pine Room only accepts cash payments.
Bring cash as there are no card payment options available.
The Pine Room offers a popular steak night on Wednesdays.
Massive space with separate dining areas and an outdoor section offers a comfortable, inviting atmosphere that supports easy conversation. A self-serve beer wall with over 50 taps lets guests pour their own drinks, adding a unique interactive element. Thoughtful branding and attention to detail create a distinctive, social environment suitable for groups and casual gatherings.
Steak comes with good flavor and pairs well with mashed potatoes. The menu offers mixed grill plates including steak alongside other options like burgers and wings.
A pour-your-own beer wall lets you sample many beers by the ounce. Pricing is based on how much you pour, making it easy to try new brews without spending much.
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Brunch meals are available from 10am to 2pm on weekends.
Reservations are recommended for special events like Valentine's Day.
The restaurant has a large parking lot available for guests.
Small, quaint space with high ceilings and window seats facing the street creates an intimate, cozy vibe. Soft music plays quietly, supporting conversation without interruption. Guests enjoy authentic Peruvian cocktails and phenomenal ceviche in a laid-back, welcoming atmosphere.
Steak comes tender and juicy, served with careful plating and rich flavor. The Lomo saltado steak stands out as a flavorful choice alongside other well-prepared dishes.
Tuesday nights focus on Chicken and Beer with a limited menu. The beer selection includes options like Waska Beer paired with dishes such as Lomo Saltado and Ceviche Clรกsico.
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Tuesday nights are dedicated to Chicken and Beer at Jalea Bistro.
Reservations are recommended due to high demand.
The restaurant can get crowded, especially on weekends.
Large crafted wood horseshoe bar anchors a space filled with multiple TVs and beautiful hardwood decor. Live music and a friendly, family-oriented vibe create a welcoming atmosphere for both locals and visitors. Patio seating adds an extra option for relaxation when weather permits.
Steaks come as a choice cut but often arrive overcooked for medium. The steak and fries combo stands out as very good, though tenderness varies.
Cold beer comes with a handpicked selection chosen by a retired liquor industry veteran. The menu includes a good variety of beer and mixed drinks served in a casual spot to watch the game.
Good to know
Trivia night happens every Tuesday at 8pm with a $5 entry fee.
Sunday brunch features live music and runs from 10am to 2pm.
Happy hour is from 4-7pm on weekdays with discounted drinks.
Original 70-year-old decor creates a rustic dive bar vibe inside, while a large outdoor patio offers a comfortable space where dogs on leashes are welcome. The atmosphere is smokers friendly indoors, with live music or jukebox adding to the energy on some days.
Steaks come in affordable prices around $20 with options like filet and 10oz ribeye. Cooking quality varies, with some steaks having excess fat and others not cooked carefully.
Cold beer comes served ice-cold in a setting that feels like one of the last old school beer joints. It works well as a spot to relax and kill some time with a cold beer in hand.
Good to know
The restaurant allows smoking indoors, which may be unpleasant for some.
Dogs are welcome on the patio if leashed.
All food and drink prices are generally reasonable.
Irish pub with three distinct areas including a lively bar side and an outdoor cafe-style patio. Atmosphere ranges from loud live music with a large dance floor to quieter spaces suitable for conversation. Crowds gather for weekend bands and sports viewing, creating varied energy throughout.
Steaks come in filet and sirloin, both cooked to medium. The kitchen adjusts cooking by putting steaks back on heat if underdone or scrapping if overcooked. The Whiskey Steak pairs well with vegetables.
Cold beers come with a wide selection including wines and unique mixed drinks. A full bar offers many drink choices alongside the beer options.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 3-6 PM with food and drink specials.
Trivia night occurs every Wednesday, attracting a lively crowd.
Live music is featured most nights, creating a vibrant atmosphere.