Sugarfire Smoke House
- ★ 4.2
- Bbq
- $$
Order Brisket, burnt ends and a spiked shake.
Sugarfire serves creative, award-winning barbecue across several metro spots, from brisket and burnt ends to daily specials, a casual counter-service chain.
The riverfront core under the Gateway Arch, home to the Schlafly Tap Room, the Three Sixty rooftop and the original Imo's downtown.
Order Brisket, burnt ends and a spiked shake.
Sugarfire serves creative, award-winning barbecue across several metro spots, from brisket and burnt ends to daily specials, a casual counter-service chain.
Order St. Louis-style Provel pizza, tavern-cut.
The chain that made St. Louis-style pizza a city standard, Imo's tops cracker-thin crust with Provel cheese, cut in squares, an essential local taste.



Drink Cocktails with skyline views
Atop the Hilton at the Ballpark, Three Sixty offers 360-degree skyline views, including down into Busch Stadium, across a big indoor and outdoor terrace.
Drink Pale ale and seasonal beers
St. Louis's original craft brewery, the Schlafly Tap Room pours the full range in a brick downtown brewpub that has anchored the local beer scene since 1991.
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On this list, shown aboveThe Schlafly Tap Room
On this list, shown aboveImo's Pizza
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