An abandoned warehouse turned into a giant playground for kids and adults - bar included.
Best zoo in the country and its free! We visit almost every time we are home and the gorillas are our favorite exhibit
A great brewery with multiple locations. If you don't head to one of their beer halls, we definitely recommend ordering Zwickel, Schnicklefritz, or STLIPA if you are eating out in St. Louis
A classic to St. Louis and the inventors of the 'St. Louis Style Pizza'. 10/10 recommend dipping your pizza in the Italian dressing.
If you're looking to stay close to the hotels, old town St. Charles offers a cute historic vibe with restaurants, shops, and a park along the river. You can catch some fresh air and a bite to eat!
One of the original craft breweries, Schlafly has a lot to offer. Their Bankside location has a full food and beer menu. It is ~5 minutes away from both hotels and located on Historic Main Street St. Charles. The riverside structure’s history is rooted in the story of Westward expansion, sitting just a few steps from the original launching site of the famed Lewis and Clark Expedition.The site of the building was originally identified as an ideal site for a gristmill in 1769 and was improved upon in 1788 by Pierre Choteau (Choteau being a famed St. Louis name). After a devastating flood, the building was converted into St. Charles’ first woolen mill in 1851. Over the next century, the building would see many different occupants and uses, from a prison ran by the Union, to a tomato canning facility. After a fire in 1966, the building was restored to what it is today.