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Bissell Mansion Restaurant and Dinner Theater
Aug 23, 2009 by Susan from Chesterfield
Overall Rating: 9

• Lots of laughs, actors were very professional, food was great, servers were very attentive and the show was horrible!
• It was a little chilly when we first got there, bring a jacket.

“This is a really fun night out if you want to laugh and have lots of great food! I went with my girlfriends and we just had a blast. My good friend even ended guessing who did it and got a free mug as a prize.”

Laclede's Landing
Aug 6, 2009 by Scott from Jacksonville, IL
Overall Rating: 6

• The old Spaghetti factory was delicious and priced well for lunch.
• Don't go on Monday. Trash overflowing and smelly.

“It must have been a busy weekend because the place was overflowing with trash. Quite smelly. There was a decent spot to take pictures of the riverfront, an overlook that doubles as a parking area. Many shops were closed on Monday so sort of disappointing. We had lunch at the Old Spaghetti Factory. We had to wait about a half hour or so to be seated but it was well worth it. The food was great and I was surprised how reasonably priced it was. The restaurant is very nicely decorated with stained glass and antiques all around. I would highly recommend this place for lunch or dinner. Parking nearby was five dollars.”

City Museum
Mar 14, 2009 by Matt from St. Louis
Overall Rating: 10

• Fun place to climb, crawl, and explore.
• The museum needs a better toddler area, more safe for actual toddlers.

“I have known about the City Museum for nearly ten years now and had heard it was like an indoor playground for kids. What an enormous understatement. We went there today and found it to be an amazing indoor and outdoor playground for adults as well as kids. If you always liked climbing trees, buildings, etc., crawling under and around various places, and just actively exploring new places: you will love the City Museum. I would warn: there are a few tight places, high places, and some dark places that might not be fun for everyone. I wouldn't recommend most of the museum for the true toddler set. We ended up carrying our willing (but not yet able) 20 month old around many of the precarious climbing exhibits/slides/etc. Go with children old enough to climb and run safely with supervision.”

Lemp Mansion Mystery Dinner Theatre
Nov 10, 2008 by Shanda from St. Louis
Overall Rating: 9

• Very good value for cost, food and entertainment was great.
• No choice in food and no vegetarian option. Servers rushed every course.

“I went to a public dinner theater with a few friends celebrating a birthday. Upon arrival you are given a name tag and your characters role/secrets. You are invited to interact with other guest there to get more information about the story. The first course was Beer Cheese Soup, I thought it was good although it could have been a little hotter. The actors were very funny and did a lot of audience interaction, so you may want to keep that in mind if you are shy. Second course was May (Caesar) Salad. Entree was Fried chicken with gravy with steak and rice. It was a lot and I probably shouldn't have ate it all but it was very good. There was also Cheese cake for dessert. For the price the food and entertainment was worth the value and I plan to go back.”

Soulard Farmer's Market
Oct 15, 2008 by Glenn from Maplewood, MO
Overall Rating: 10

• Produce, fresh fish, spices, coffee shop (and I don't drink coffee!).
• NA.

“This place beats the grocery stores for price, quality and freshness of produce! Comparison shop! Even my teens likes this place!”