5 american diner rooms in St. Louis we have eaten in, sorted by editor score. All cuisines in St. Louis | American Diner across every city.
The diner is woven into St. Louis through the slinger, the local plate of eggs, hash browns and chili. Courtesy Diner runs a 24-hour griddle slinging the classic version around the clock, while Fleur STL carries the Route 66 torch in the old Eat-Rite Diner building near Soulard. Crown Candy Kitchen in Old North has been the metro's oldest soda fountain since 1913.
Crown Candy Kitchen ★ 4.4
old-north · 1401 St Louis Ave, St. Louis, MO 63106
Open since 1913, Crown Candy is the metro's oldest soda fountain, slinging hand-made malts, a towering BLT and chili in an Old North parlour frozen in time.
Courtesy Diner ★ 4.8
st-louis-hills · 1121 Hampton Ave, St. Louis, MO 63139
A 24-hour griddle institution, Courtesy Diner serves the classic St. Louis slinger and diner plates around the clock, a reliable for after-bar meals.
Fleur STL ★ 4.7
soulard · 622 Chouteau Ave, St. Louis, MO 63102
In the old Eat-Rite Diner building, Fleur STL plates an elevated slinger and griddle food, carrying the Route 66 diner torch on a Thursday-to-Sunday schedule.
Crown Candy Kitchen ★ 4.4
old-north · 1401 St Louis Ave, St. Louis, MO 63106
Crown Candy Kitchen on St Louis Ave in Old North is the 1913 soda fountain known for hand-made malts, the BLT challenge, and chocolate-coated treats.
Woofie's Hot Dogs ★ 3.9
overland · 1919 Woodson Rd, St. Louis, MO 63114
Woofie's Hot Dogs on Woodson Rd in Overland is the 1970s drive-in near the airport that has sold more than a million Chicago-style dogs to date.