It's a great place to watch your favorite sports team. Â I've been here for dinner several times and religiously ordered the ribs and french fries. Â My only complaint is that the french fries can only be ordered as a side and don't come with any of the entrees. Â Seems a bit greedy on ownership's part.
Yesterday I went to lunch at Lester's for a business meeting. Â This was the first time I had been there for lunch and I was really happy with the speed of service. Â Plus, I branched out and tried the Beef Brisket Quesadilla and Mini Burgers -- both were excellent.
There are a lot of reasons to go here. It's a nice sports bar and restaurant--good for families, has big tvs, solid beer selection, and there's something for everyone, from matzo ball soup to nachos to salads. One reason you might not think of--it's a bit of a haven for St. Louis athletes! Live by the code and don't approach them, but sit back and you might see some true greats!!!
Review Source:It's been three years since our office was right door next to Lester's. We'd just walk over for a fun and fabulous Happy Hour. Then we moved.
Today we reunioned to celebrate a coworker, and nothing has changed at Lester's. We were in the bar.
Fabulous service. Fabulous food.
We had the chicken tenders, which are so huge they must be AT LEAST cut in half for sharing. Great ranch (?) sauce. What allows these to be so tender and moist is THAT they're big.
I've done chicken tenders at home from what I've bought at the grocery store. And they're so slim and thin, there's no way they'll be moist. Lester's has got a special butcher to provide its tenders.
Wonderful taste. Wonderful moistness. Great dipping sauce. And the breading was spectacular.
We also had the spinach-artichoke dip served with tortilla chips. OK. One can say this is a ho-hum appetizer. You might count me in on that.
But THIS spinach-artichoke dip was not like anything I've had elsewhere. Thick, creamy luxurious full of spinach and artichoke (Does this qualify as a vegetable?) with chips that stood up to the dip.
OK. Meal done. Not in the healthiest way, perhaps. But certainly in the tastiest way.
Our servers were fabulous. Always watching for refills. And most attentive on separating checks.
Overall, there were 13 of us in this group sitting at a table of 8. But people came, and people went, and it all worked. And we pulled a few chairs over . . . that worked.
Thank you, Lester's, for this great celebration!
And for serving us all the years our office was at 9890 Clayton Road.
Lester's has become a great sports bar and restaurant.  There are some great veteran servers and saloon keeps.  Friendly and prompt.  Unfortunately, there are also some not so good rookies.  The place is large with many tables and a huge bar.  If you draw the wrong server you could be there for a spell.  The food is good.  The portions are huge. It's a good spot for lunch or dinner.  A business person can certainly enjoy a bite and get back in no time .  It's a great place to enjoy a cold brew and a meal while taking  in a game or three!
Review Source:A great sports bar!
I have been here several times to watch games and have always had a good time. They have TV's everywhere so you won't miss a thing no matter where you sit. The food is good and drink prices are decent. You can usually always find a place to sit and the service is great.
I guess we didn't have the awesome experience at Lester's that other people had.
Wanted to find a place to watch the game the other night, so I checked Aimee K.'s very awesome list of places to go for Cards-watching. Picked Lester's because we'd driven by this place a few times on our way to Sportsman's Park, and figured we could always go there if this place was too crowded.
I had called ahead and she said there was about a 10 minute wait and I asked if they took reservations and she said no, but call-ahead instead? Isn't that like the same thing? I was confused. I just said "oh okay..." and she hung up so I figured we'd try it, and worst case scenario, we go elsewhere.
We finally got there and the lot was PACKED...I mean, daaamn. Barely able to find a parking spot, but in fairness, everyone was probably chomping at the bit to see the game that night. (Go cards! Ahem.)
Got inside, only had to wait about 5 mins for a table. I kind of wish we had just waited for a bar seat instead. We got what might have been THE shittiest seat in the whole restaurant. It's basically when you first walk into their big dining room area, and it's off to the left right next to the server/busboy station. yeeeah. Some lady was like "ohhh you guys got the 'VIP seats' ha ha" and I was like "seriously?" She just said that? lol.
I had to turn my chair 90 degrees to be able to watch the game without craning my neck, but it was no big deal. Probably actually easier to see the TV screens here instead of the booths but not sure.
Our server seemed friendly but he went long periods where we basically got no water refills or any service so to speak. We had to flag him down to get more H20. I ordered the mac n cheese and it was alright. It had a faint spicy aftertaste or something that kind of made me a little nauseous. I think I would not get it again if I returned here. When I asked him what kind of cheese it was made with he said "velveta." Yeah. My poor, poor arteries! lol. Sean had a burger and it was only "okay" in his opinion but he rarely gets excited about food so yeah....
All in all a 3 star experience. Not bad but not excellent either. I think I'd rather go to Sportsman's Park or even Syberg's. But I think if I came back here, I'd sit at the bar because it looked AWESOME.
Just went here on a whim and a slight suggestion of a friend.  I was impressed.  The place is large with so many TV screen's  Very clean and the staff was great.  They hustled and did not stop.
The food was amazing.  I was interested in the matzah ball soup and corned beef and WOW it  both were huge, I had to take some home for leftovers and it was great. Â
Our waiter Justin was very informative and even gave us menu suggestions, which were very helpful.
I can't wait to go back and take the rest of my family! Â
Thank you Lesters!
Food was okay. Service was okay. Our waitress had a bad attitude. She seemed annoyed when we inquired about the guest beer. She acted as if she had no idea what we were talking about. We ordered other drinks and she never brought them. It only takes one bad experience to turn you off from a restaurant forever. I probably won't go back to this location (Ladue). Â I am sure this is a great place for happy hour and watching sporting events. Â I am sure they probably have other servers there who are great as I witnessed as I was waiting, waiting ........for my drink.
Review Source:Thank you, Lent, for incenting me to try something other than my usual blue cheese wedge salad and chicken wings (which I absolutely love---and want to eat right this second).
Lester's Fish n Chips were superb! Â Nice flaky chunks of fish in a beer batter accompanied by HOT, crispy skinny fries. Â My mom kept stealing them from my plate, tempting me to give her the evil eye.
As always, the service was prompt, friendly, and efficient. Â The only thing that would make Lester's better is to make it walking distance from home.
Met a couple friends for lunch today. I've never been, so this was my first experience.
Service was amazingly fast. The server, knowing this was my first visit asked what I liked and was happy to make recommendations. All of which were right on the money for my preferences.
We placed our order and our food was at our table within minutes. It was hot, accurate and tasty! Keep in mind, the restaurant was full since we were there around Noon during the week.
Would I recommend this place for a quick lunch? You bet! If I am ever in an area where there is a Lester's, I will return.
Thank you for a wonderful experience!
A great place to go and watch a game and eat some great food. Â I love their menu and they have the best chicken wings on the face of the earth!!!! Â I have also had their wraps, salads and sandwiches. Â I have had a few of their appetizers which also are very good. Â Portions are large and prices are right on track with quality and size. Â The staff are very good and friendly. Â Have been here more than I can count and will continue to be a frequent visitor.
Review Source:Great place for a quick weekday lunch. My colleague and I stopped by in between meetings one day and only had about 30 minutes to order, eat and get out. We made it, no problem. Lester's has a big menu with a lot of options. I've been here a handful of times and a lot of their meat sandwiches are GIGANTIC. I don't eat meat and was appreciative to see a new southwest veggie wrap on the menu. I ordered that with a few modifications and added sweet potato fries.
The food came out LIGHTENING fast. It was unbelievable. My colleague had a soup/salad combo and it was a good size. My wrap was filled with yummy stuff. I couldn't eat it all - maybe because I ate just about every sweet potato fry on my plate. They were some of the best - if not THE best - that I've ever had!
Service was excellent. Our drinks didn't go empty, checks were split with no problem, and we got in and out quickly. Great for lunch in a hurry but with the service of a sit down place.
I'd definitely come back!
I had the BBQ here and loved it. The pork was good and the chicken was fantastic. The service was friendly and they went out of their way to give us a table with a view of the game we wanted to see. The only drawback was that they close the restaurant portion early. The bar looked like a good scene
Review Source:Excellent beer list that includes my hometown's Goose Island and a number of other non-watery, non-AB selections, exceptional bar decor, and very nice super-clean restrooms (even equipped with Tinkle-vision, these Americans, they have everything). Â Â That's a fine start towards an easy four stars. Â Â
Now, granted, this is a bar. Â NOT a restaurant, even though Lester's refers to itself as a restaurant and not as a bar. Â
How can you tell the difference? Â Lester's has a very limited menu, for one thing. Â A variety of sandwiches and fried stuff. Â No fish, no lobster, no salmon etc. Â No fruit, so you don't want to feed kids here unless you like to see them live on french fries and cole slaw. Â
And, along with the limited menu, the food items on the menu display a limited imagination. Â Same old same old bar food. Â At least they have BBQ items. Â But hey, it's not a gourmet place, it's a sports bar.
If you are like me and couldn't care less for sports, the plus side is the sports theme is pretty subtle. Â It's not too "sportsy" for someone like me who has less than zero interest in sports.
There are some big TV's here and there, and there are some pieces of simulated sports equipment on some of the booths, and a teeny-tiny miniature bronze statue of Stan Musial out front, maybe two and a half feet tall at best.
At least I hope that's a minature statue. Â Please don't tell me it's life-size and the real Stan Musial was that little. Â He must have been in great shape, if he was. Â Just think of those tiny little legs whirring as he rounded the bases going full steam.
Speaking of the fries: the regular fries are almost shoestrings, they're so thin, and the sweet potato fries are a more conventional size. Â Both kinds are the pre-fab frozen type, convenient to prepare but inherently inferior to real fresh-cut potatoes. Â The regular fries in particular are a waste of calories. Why bother. Â Even worse, they are batter-coated for that simulated crispy-like texture, which also carries an extra layer of tasty fryer grease. Â BLAH. Â
St. Louis has a jillion places to get tasteless starch sticks in the shape of french fries. Â It's a rare place that buys actual potatoes and chops them up for fresh fries. Â A rare and superior place, I should say. Â In food, fresh means good, always, always always. Â And frozen means mediocre. Â But that's just the fries.
I had a "hot smoked turkey sandwich", in the variation Lester's calls "colossal". Â A good ten ounce pile of turkey on a hamburger bun, and a little cup of harmlessly bland slaw on the side. Â The turkey was very nice and tender, slightly warmed, without any detectable trace of smoke flavoring. Â Although it was neither smoky nor hot, it was still pretty good. Â
$10.99 seemed like a lot for my expense account to pay for it, though, so I think it was slightly overpriced, but then again, it's in Ladue, not Granite City. Â Part of that cost has to do with the zip code. Â A pretty good lunch, all things considered. Â If they had a few more imaginative items on the menu and better fries, they might squeeze that fifth star out of mean old Big Daddy.
It also would have been a little more fun had we been chugging beers, of course, but what isn't?
Whenever I get a call to meet a friend at a bar you better believe I will be there! I love bars and what's better than a bar? A Sport's Bar! Why is that? Because it has food! And we Yelpers LOVE food!
I made it out to Lester's to watch a Cards game with some friends. We all live so far from one another so we always try to find meeting places in the middle. This week it happened to be Lester's Sport's Bar in Ladue. Great choice! I am so glad I finally had a chance to try it. I actually work off of Clayton Road on Saturday's and I see this place frequently and so it was nice to finally give it a try.
Upon arriving I was a little saddened that the outside patio did not actually have TV's :( It was such a nice day outside and I really wanted to enjoy the weather, but I wanted to enjoy baseball and football more. Kicking and screaming all the way inside I was please to be greeted by a nice hostess who promptly took us to our seats. I had a TV in every direction I looked :) This was perfect. We could even adjust the volume at our tables! Score!
Pitchers of beer were had and food was ordered. I was curious to try the potato salad....I have heard great things about it and so I was glad when I finally got to try it myself. I am a fan. It reminded me of a picnic outside during the summer. It was creamy and delicious. I also ordered the turkey burger which was cooked just fine. Covered in cheese and lettuce is just the way I like it. The other food on the menu looked amazing and my friend ordered the pastrami...she ate the whole (half order) thing! It must have been good.
All in all this was a good visit and the games were both great! I am glad we went and I will visit again. I am sure I will soon crave potato salad. Oh, and according to other reviews the sweet potato fries are pretty awesome too! I'll give them a try next!
Thank you Lester and good-day!
LESTERS!
Highly recommend this place to any and all looking to watch THE GAME.
And really ANY game. Flat-screened TVs abound, prompt service with a wide selection of beers and a full bar.
I've been under-whelmed regarding the food, but the loaded nacho's from the app menu is a great dish to share.
Come here with your boss for lunch (check), with friends after work for happy hour (check) or as a last-call on a random Tuesday night (check!). You shouldn't be dissapointed!
Out of my most favorite things to do in life, watching the Cardinals put the beat down on the Cubs probably ranks somewhere in the top three. When the series started on Friday I knew it was going to take over my entire weekend, and a girlfriend suggested Lester's for watching the massacre of those miserable Cubby Bears. I had never been, but this is definitely going to be a regular game watching spot! Wowza, I love that bar in Lester's so much, and if you can't see the game, something's wrong with ya. There are literally TV's everywhere with the volume at a perfect level, and the bartenders are fun and attentive.
I didn't get creative with drinks and stuck to rum and diets with lime (so cliche but I like to keep in simple when I'm focusing on the game) and these things were strong. In the last drink, I'm pretty sure he forgot the diet and only included the rum and lime. The way I felt the next morning definitely reflects this hunch I have. High five, bartender man.
We didn't try much food and I only had the wings (dry rubbed and buffalo) and they were really good! I can't wait to go back and try their sandwiches though because I saw so many going out of the kitchen that looked worth coming back for.
Great game watching/lunch or dinner eating spot in Clayton! Totally cool to be dressed up from work, or in a Cards shirt with ripped up jeans. Now that's my kind of place.
Hands down one of my top five places to eat and have a glass of vino in Saint Louis. I came here to meet my good friend Maura for dinner and I have been a loyal fan of this joint ever since. The bartenders are always in a great mood and they have a great selection of beers on tap as well as a good assortment of wines to pick from.
The food is delicious and you can never go wrong with a chicken chopped salad or their reuben sandwiches.
PS. I love coming to Lester's for lunch because the food always arrives in less than 10 minutes and I can be in and out in less than a hour!
Cannot... for the life of me... figure out how I haven't reviewed Lester's yet.
I was on the verge of getting t-shirts made that said, "I Love St. Louis, MO Lester's" (if you don't get it, keep re-reading it until you do.), and I haven't even anointed them with a bad-*ss review on Yelp?! Â
Lester's is great. Â First of all, it has the best "sports bar" bar food in America. Â It's a nice combo of bar food and BBQ and man-oh-man do they do the BBQ right.
I didn't think this through... I didn't have a "second of all"... but I do have more to say.
They've got enough beers to remove them from the, "We've got Bud, bud lite, heineken, corona, corona lite, uhhh... mich ultra... uhhhh..." cesspool of watering holes that truly feature water instead of beer. Â You know the type of place I'm talking about. Â So that's good. Â Plus most of the featured beers are local... Schlafly seasonals, etc.
They've got a TON of flat screens... it really is a man-amongst-boys in terms of sports bars. Â There isn't a bad seat in the house. Â You can see "the game" from anywhere. Â And before you ask, yes, they'll have your game on.
Can't say enough good things. Â Indoor seating, outdoor seating, good service, phenomenal BBQ and food, decent beers. Â If you go and don't like it, message me on Yelp and we'll arrange a time for you to stone me in public.
Oh... and they're opening one in the Central West End right next to Brennan's. Â I see significant weight gain in my future...
Seeking a NY Deli Style sandwich?????!!!! look no further.
Two words: Turkey Ruben!
These deli sandwiches are mind blowing and if you have ever lived or visited New York you will know exactly what I am talking about. Rye bread perfectly toasted, smoked turkey piled literally a good 2-3 inches a kosher pickle and slaw on the side, yum!
I started with the white chili, smoked turkey and pinto beans made this a grand slam starter!
Had a very nice, semi-casual business lunch at Lester's last week. Â Hidden behind a strip mall at Clayton and 40/64, Lester's is a sports bar that is apparently very well known for its deli sandwiches and barbeque.
I ordered a half smoked brisket sandwich on rye and was VERY happy with my selection. Â The generous portion of brisket had an excellent smoky taste and was very tender. Â My lunch buddy had a piled-high smoked turkey sandwich, which he was very complimentary of.
Definitely not a romantic night out spot, I think Lester's has excellent food and is a great spot for lunch or a stop on the way home for drinks with friends or coworkers.
Great place to get a quick quality lunch. Any of the NY Deli sandwiches are great, but my personal favorite it the Hot Pastrami. Another great lunch is the BBQ salad - not a dieting salad, but a hearty meal.
Happy Hour, sit at the bar and order the wings and a side of french fries. The Garlic Lemon Pepper are my favorite and I order them extra crispy (I like the crunch).
Another great thing to have at the bar is the Mini Burgers and a side of Sweet Potato Fries.
Great Mix of people, a true melting pot.
A place I feel I shouldn't enjoy actually is one I DO in enjoy... The atmosphere is sports-related which usually turns me off, but it's not over-the-top to the point I can focus on their great food. They supposedly make an amazing turkey burger and their BLT was very filling. The waitress was nice and I have been back more than once. My boyfriend and his family love the place too... They live in south county and come all the way here JUST to do to Lester's. So eat that, Hooters!
Review Source:Went to the LSB in Westco in Ballwin for the first time on my birthday.
Thought it was pretty average. The bill added up REALLY fast. I think it is over rated, but I know a lot of people like it. Honestly, I could've gotten a double cheeseburger down the road at DQ and would have been happier.
Everybody else talked about the resturant, so I really wanna Dig in on the Food. If you Like Ruebens. Then you will Love, and I mean Love Lesters Ruebens. They are big and expensive and worth every damn penny of it. I even Love the turkey Rueben and I had never had one before. That said, if you get a fatty cut ( I have) send it back. For the Money you are paying get what Lester Himself would have gotten and enjoy it. Next. The nachos, When they are on point with these, killer. When they opened up, These beat out my other Favorite Nacho's from  the Bottle Works(bison nachos) However, the last few times I have ordered them, they have been a bit animic. So? Try them anyway.
The lemon flavored wings are heavenly, and deadly. Enjoy are your own peril. That is reall butter buddy.
One other thing I have really enjoyed thier is thier white bean chicken chilli. Just bomber on a cold day. The place has a good menu, is a bit pricey, and the service is so so, as is the quality control. That said, I recommend this place to anyone wanting to enjoy thier way to a heart attack. God I Love thier Rueben. It is as much a declaration as it is a blessing from the lord himself.
By the way, lester apparently has the pickles sent in from new york by the semi load. They are called half sours. They are good. but eh. It's a pickle how excited can you get a bout a pickle.
This is a comfortable restaurant and sports bar with 64 TVs, even one in the restroom, plus a brick patio! Â Fourteen 42 inch and a 60 inch TV surrounds an large island bar with a score board with four 42 inch and eight 15 inch TVs built into a score board (pic). Â The place had a nice looking small sized outside patio with not TVs (pic).
Happy hour till 6 PM was the draw for this visit. Â $2 drafts & wells (I got Boulevard) and 1/2 priced appetizers. Â I got smoked shrimp Quesadilla for $5.50! Â The Quesadilla was nice sized with a side diced tomatoes salsa, mounds of guacamole and sour cream on lettuce. Â I did have to add hot sauce for my taste and the strong smoke flavor. Â While they listed interesting appetizers they seemed limited, I craved mushrooms. Â I did not try any actual meal so this is about the happy hour.
The weird thing is this place had guy bartenders serving behind the Formica bar. Â Yeah they were friendly, but not great to look at. Â Oh well, the Cardinals were on the multiple TVs and the woman next to me was friendly so...
Overall I will be back. (I did not see any smoking or ash trays and large bar and nice variety of beer + Â 64 TVs) Â Plus the price during happy hour in this location made me a fan.
I was warned that the place gets over crowded during Mizzou football games. Â From the bar they can open multiple French style doors to the patio for a more open feel.
Ok, ok...so you'll have to deal with some snobbery and bullsh*t if you come out to Ladue to hang at Lester's but I've got to share with you all my little story...
My mom and I were going to have a girl's night in last night to watch movies and hang together (and my parents live in Ladue) so we order some take out from Lester's.
I drive my mom over to pick it up, and low-and-behold-- we pull into the parking lot and what do I see tied up to the side of the restaurant????
HORSES!
Some fools rode their horses to this bar and tied 'em up outside like they was in the wild wild west!!
Funniest shit I've ever seen.
Horses standing there while $100,000 Mercedes and Porches purred by in the parking lot. Â
Lester's you've got a page in my memory bank that won't disappear anytime soon.
First, the good. Countless television monitors tuned to your favorite sporting events.
Next, the bad. The food is okay. I do not meat, so I am a fish out of water here. The non-meat vegetarian selections are extremely limited. My family seems to like the food somewhat.
The ugly. The wait is usually very long at peak times. The service is terrible. Last time I went, at my son's request, we were seated and waited for about 25 minutes. No one ever came to take an order, to say that they would be with us shortly, etc. I tried to get the attention of the host and the wait staff, to no avail.
We were the "invisible table". We left, and I have not been back since and refuse it immediately when it is offered for consideration. I much prefer Sportsman's Park, which is across the street.
I had the opportunity to check out this bar & grill when it first opened about two years ago. Â I was working as a promo girl for New Amsterdam gin and my first impressions of this place was that it was not playing around when it came to satisfying the quench, taste, and style of every American guy out there! Â
Food: It brings the authenticity of NY deli-style sandwiches to the Midwest. Â They also have great house-smoke BBQ (their ribs are smoked for 4 and a half hours and seasoned to perfection) and if you're REALLY feeling manly, I triple dare you to try their triple decker (which encompasses 24 ounces of meat)! Â For those wanting a lighter fare, give the turkey cobb salad a try (all dressing are made fresh daily). Â
Service/Location: Ample parking available in their lot and neighborly service offered! Â That's Lester's for you.
Atmosphere: Lots of testosterone flowing through this place, as well as, the cool girls who love (or pretend to love) watching sports on one of Lester's 60 flat panel screens.
The obvious. Â TV's everywhere and not just shitty tv's but actual quality ones. Â Enough to the point on a day with a lot of different games this place would be an ADD nightmare... or paradise depending on how sadistic you are. Â The food is pretty good. Â You can't go wrong with the pastrami or the corned beef. Â The hidden gem is their macaroni and cheese. Â Oh Daddy. Â
Now to the not so obvious. Â Their bar is a great people watching spot. Â It's a cougar den, upscale frat boy sports bar, and grey fox spot all rolled into one. Â You'll see a group of 3-4 cougars out on the prowel. Â You'll see guys in suits coming in for a happy hour drink. Â Hell one time I swear I thought I was watching an affair happen right before my eyes. Â
This place is a must try. Â Depending on what you're looking for, either go for the big game or go on just some random Saturday. Â Oh if you're going for the big game, GET THERE EARLY
+more quality tv's than one would know what to do with. I could imagine myself getting whiplash from my neck turning my head to check out all the action if there was more than 2-3 different games on at once. A Saturday afternoon there would likely have me getting taken out on a backboard with my head imobilized.
+very good food, and not ridiculously overpriced considering the look of the place and the fact that its in Ladue.
+while there was a moderate wait for a table, there was a huge bar area to hang out and get a few drinks in to wait.
+they have little speakers you can request to put at your table to listen to whichever tv you want. They have a hard time actually picking up the channel sometimes, but all in all a good idea for a sports bar.
-only negatives are:
 1. Our waitress was borderline annoying. She did her job and was clearly going by the book about suggesting an appetizer and dessert and whatnot, but wow was she over the top. I wanted to smack her and just ask her to be a normal person and not a stereotypical car salesman.
 2. As for all my reviews in St. Louis until further notice, I hate smoke in bars. I hate it when I'm there to eat and I hate when I'm there just to drink. I'll pay a little more for my drinks if it means I'll have clean air and not have to take a shower before I go to bed.
I can't decide which is my favorite thing about Lester's:
(1) That there are SO MANY tv's that my sports-addict boyfriend can not possibly complain that he's missing a single televised sporting event, regardless of where we are sitting.
or
(2) The pulled pork sandwich. It's phenomenal.
The amount of TVs in Lester's is an absolute site to behold. Â I have never walked into a place and felt so overwhelmed by plasma. Â Even Hooters can't hold a T to Lester's.
The space it is in has been at least 10 different restaurants and night clubs when I was around, but it seems as if Lester has a good thing going with his sports bar. Â
I have of course had the wings both times I have been here and they are not bad. The brisket chili is really good and worth a try.
The odd thing about this place is that the way the inside was built out it gives it no real atmosphere and just feels very plastic and temporary inside. Â Hopefully it isn't....
Everything I tried was pretty yummy.
I had a pulled pork sandwich and a salad. The pulled pork would have been better if the BBQ sauce was already mixed in, but it was good anyway.
The corned beef was good, too.
The potato latkes were not very good though. I've definitely had much better.
The service was nice; attentive but not overly so.
Lots of TVs showing different things, so that was neat.
To me this is the ultimate sports bar in st. louis. Â Any where i turn my head i'm staring at a flat screen tv. Â That's because they have one million tvs. Â Ok maybe it's something more like 70, but that's still pretty insane. Â
Their food is great. Â I think they have one of the best burgers in st. louis. Â They're also famous for the new york style deli sandwiches, which are absolutely massive! Â Their beer selection is pretty good too. Â Beside the usual stuff they have on draft Blue moon, Fat tire, Rolling Rock, Guinness Stout, Bass Ale, Newcastle Brown Ale, Stella Artois Lager.
I definitely recommend this place if you're looking for some good food and a great place to catch the game.
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