Private Food Tasting Walking Tour in Saint Louis Downtown
Satisfy your culinary curiosity with a private tour that takes you on a flavorful journey through some of the city's most beloved dining spots.
Twisted Tree Steakhouse is a wine bar in Sunset Hills, St. Louis.
Editorially verified May 28, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Food program: Steakhouse and seafood menu
Tip: The list runs deep into collectible bottles; ask the staff for a steak pairing. A west-county splurge.
Satisfy your culinary curiosity with a private tour that takes you on a flavorful journey through some of the city's most beloved dining spots.
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Eclipse at the Moonrise Hotel pours a galaxy of wine and beer alongside an award-winning cocktail program in the Delmar Loop, with a rooftop bar above.
Signature pour: A glass paired to the modern American plates
Wine focus: Wine, beer and award-winning cocktails
Food: Modern American menu
Tip: Pair a glass with the modern American menu, then head to the rooftop for a nightcap. Handy before a Loop show.
Open since 2001 in Lafayette Square, 33 lets you pull any bottle off the retail wall and drink it at the bar for a small corkage. A pioneering local wine bar.
Signature pour: A by-the-glass pour from the shop wall
Wine focus: Eclectic small-production and natural wines
Food: Cheese, charcuterie and small plates
Tip: Browse the shelves, pick a bottle, and pay shop price plus corkage to drink in. The cheese and charcuterie pair well.
Sasha's DeMun room pours an approachable by-the-glass list with cheese and charcuterie in a homey Clayton space, one of two long-running Sasha's wine bars.
Signature pour: A staff-picked glass to match the cheese board
Wine focus: Approachable Old and New World by the glass
Food: Cheese, charcuterie and small plates
Tip: Order a cheese-and-charcuterie board and let the staff pair glasses across it. The patio is the prize in warm months.
The Shaw outpost of Sasha's pours the same wide by-the-glass list and noshing plates near the Botanical Garden, a relaxed neighbourhood wine bar.
Signature pour: A by-the-glass pour to match the board
Wine focus: Approachable Old and New World by the glass
Food: Cheese, charcuterie and small plates
Tip: It works for a glass before dinner near the Botanical Garden. The board-and-glass pairing is the move here too.
By day a neighborhood cafe, Thursday to Saturday The Clover and the Bee turns its candlelit room into a natural wine bar with producer-led bottles and snacks.
Signature pour: A natural rose or skin-contact pour
Wine focus: Natural producers, sourced person-by-person
Food: Italian-leaning snacks, sweets and small plates
Tip: Come Thursday through Saturday after 5pm for the natural wine list; the kitchen leans Italian and sweets travel well by the glass.
Parker's Table is a popular boutique wine, beer and gourmet shop in Richmond Heights pouring varied glasses at the back bar and stocking small-producer.
Signature pour: A staff-recommended boutique bottle
Wine focus: Boutique wine retail with tasting bar
Food: Cheese, charcuterie and gourmet provisions
Tip: Tell the staff your budget and the meal; they are excellent at matching a bottle. Strong cheese counter too.