St. Louis Bar and Grill

Good spot to watch a game.
St.Louis bar and grill is a classic bbq and pub joint to watch a game.
The layout and décor is designed to appeal to sports lovers with multiple televisions set up around the
restaurant so that restaurant-​goers will be able to have multiple views of the game no matter where
they are seated.
In terms of a dining experience, I would rate St. Louis as just being ‘okay’ or mediocre. I can’t exactly say
the food taste great or bad, but just ‘okay.’ St. Louis offers the usual menu of food a classic bbq joint
would offer such as wings, ribs, fries, burgers, and beers.
I have to mention that the food prices are a little bit pricey so I would recommend ordering the daily
special to cut your bill in half.
I only rated St. Louis 3 out of 5 stars because in my opinion, the food quality isn’t quite up to par with
the slightly high prices.
In short, St. Louis is more of a spot to watch the game with friends over drinks and bbq as opposed to
strictly just dining.

I went on a Tuesday which is half priced wings, which meant there were a lot of customers with a lot of demands. My friend and I both ordered a pound of wings each, but it took much too long. On top of that, my dry rub Cajun wings were quite burnt (but as it was very busy, I didn’t bother asking for a new one). However, our server was very nice and hardworking!

My friend and I came in the afternoon for some lunch and catch up session. We ordered poutine, wings and chicken waffles.
The chicken wings were delicious and the poutine was a little too salty. Chicken waffles? Waffles were very sweet and chicken was good but the sauce was a quite spicy. Maybe sauce on the side would be nice but maybe it compliments the sweet waffle — idk.
Service on the other hand, some might like it but I don’t. The waitress kept checking up on us every 5 – 10 minutes which was pretty overwhelming. We were there for about an hour and imagine how many times we were asked if «everything’s okay?»

This location is probably the saddest St. Louis I’ve been too, at least during the summer.
I know the space is small and not ideal for the sports loving fan. However, the kicker is pretty much the super half-​hearted service one gets when visiting this location.
I have been here a few times and while the food is more or less on par with other St. Louis locations, the service here is pretty lonely; since you have disinterested servers, who aren’t really there. Mind you this could be different if there was an actually sports game on.
Overall — take out is probably a good idea. Otherwise keep on walking for a place with a bit more life and ambience.

I had a craving for a burger today so I went to St. Louis for a take-​out burger and fries combo. The burger was inedible. Had burnt bits all around it that hurt my teeth when I chewed. Threw ¾ of it out… what a waste of money. Fries were good, and I’ve had the wings here before which are always great. Just AVOID the burger.

This was a solid stop for late night bar food and drinks. The food was your typical chain restaurant fare, and the draft cider was just what I wanted. Lots of TVs to watch sports, friendly wait staff, and decent prices. It’s nothing special, but you could do a lot worse if you’re looking for a sports bar.

I have to say, I am not a pub person but from time to time, I do like to hang out at the pub with some friends for happy hour after a long day in the office. I came here for half price wings night on Tuesday after work. It was a good thing that I got here early to get a table because this place is extremely busy. The longer we sat, the line got longer and longer. We all ordered wings and a drink. I ordered two pounds of wings and asked for two different flavors — garlic parm and Mississippi honey bbq. I have to say I liked the Mississippi honey bbq better then the garlic parm. The garlic parm needed more parmesan cheese. Our server was really nice and friendly. Overall this is a good place for half price wings and happy hour after work.

Went back when I was in Toronto again and still liked the experience. Was upset that my server from last time didn’t work there anymore but people move on from jobs. Loved the Caesars and the St. Louis poutine was good. Will be back when I come back to Toronto. The server was friendly and did check on me when she was able to. Would recommend if you are visiting from America and want to experience St. Louis cuisine. I would also recommend to anyone else looking for something new.

Came here tonight for the first time because of the Tuesday half price wings deal. Had to buy a large beverage as part of the deal so I got orange juice and it was really watered-​down. To be honest. it basically just tasted like water with a bit of sugar and food coloring.
My friend and I ordered two pounds of wings, half honey garlic and half garlic parm.
Now let me tell you, I LOVE wings and this place just didn’t cut it. The wings were shamefully tiny, the flavors weren’t prominent, and what little meat there was. was relatively dry. The only tasty part of the meal was the fries which they skimped out on and only gave ~15 for our combined basket of two pounds.
I think I’ll stick to Wild Wings. Their wings are juicy AND saucy. Definitely not as disappointing.

Im obsessed with their dipping sauce!
Overall I have had positive experience at this location.
Nice wings & decent cocktails.
Their salads are good too — large portion very filling.

I have frequented this place many times over the years and it’s usually pretty decent. Service ok, and the wings yummy.
However, recently I came in to grab a quick pint and sat in open view while 3 employees sat and gossiped at a table, even looking over at me a few times and then deciding to continue their conversation.
I get it, you’re not busy, but come on — that’s just rude and terrible service. I hope a manager reads this as the staff needs a wake up call.
Eventually the girl who served me was very nice but she was left alone while all the others just sat and chit chatted. I don’t think I will come back.

St. Louis Bar and Grill has replaced its signature fries with a side order of sexual objectification. I was appalled when I saw their new menu and left without ordering.
— Slogans such as «Mild? Does your mom know you wear panties?» are not acceptable. It is not OK to equate «playing it safe» to being female.
— Phrases like «Sorry. Wait staff are not available for take-​out» is not OK. Wait staff are PEOPLE and should not be equated with items on the menu.
— Describing your sauces as being «saucier than your teenage daughter» is not OK. It is not appropriate to sexualize young females and minors.

Excellent. Went there on a Thursday as my mom and I hadnt eaten all day long. It was ½ priced appetizers/​sharables on this day so that was great.
Ordered the bacon wrapped mac & cheese as it sounded delish and we got a side of Wings with the free side order of fries.
food and service was a 4 star. But this place gets an extra star because of Julie who is a supervisor there. She was outstanding. She walked to all tables in our area and chatted with them to make sure all was great. she even took dirty dishes away and go refills. I have been to a few establishments where a manager/​supervisor thinks a job is beneath them they wont do it. She was total opposite. If im ever back in Toronto i would come back here because of Julie.
The bacon wrap Mac & cheese was as good as it sounds. HOT. it burnt my tounge but excellent. No way would i pay full menu price for it though as it was pretty high.
Too bad i missed Tuesday night as it was ½ priced wing night.
Anyways a good place to go if you go on the right day with the right special lol.
But would recommend this location cause of Julie and you can tell her the people from Colorado think she is awesome.

So went here for the Wednesday deals, Burger and fries for $ 5, also beer same price. Found the burger and fries pretty typical pub style. Nothing special but for the price why not.

I spent the last day and a half at a conference downtown. After it ended today, I had lunch nearby at St. Louis. I love love love St. Louis’ wings and their dipping sauce.
The last time Gord and I were there was in November 2012 and we didn’t have a good experience. I swore I’d never go back to this location. But I thought I’d check them out today and hoped maybe we’d just gone on an off-​night.
I ordered what I always order … medium wings.
Because this is a wing restaurant, I was surprised that it took 35 minutes for my meal to arrive after I’d ordered it. The wings were overcooked (so were a bit dry) and oversauced … their wings usually do have sauce on them but these had more than usual.
So not a great meal again and I mean it this time when I say I won’t be back at this location.

Whatta ripoff. And not vegetarian friendly in the least. They only have one vegetarian option on the menu — a burger. It’s way too pricey, not filling at all, and only comes with a handful of fries. Apart from the burger, the server told me they will wrap a pita around some caesar salad or house salad and charge you money for that — like what, since when is that considered a meal?
All my other friends’ meal portions were tiny — $ 6 for a caesar salad the size of a baby’s fist, $ 11 for 3 taquitos, and $ 15 for the beef burger. Everybody left disappointed, hungry, and a little poorer.

I’ve been to a few different St. Louis location’s, and this one is the best I’ve experienced. All the food I’ve ordered — wings, ribs, burgers, sandwiches, appetizers — are excellent. The service is outstanding, but expect your wait times to increase on Fridays — that’s when the crowds really show up. Still, the wait staff are very professional, hard working, friendly and accommodating.

I can now check off wing-​eating contest from my to do list.
I came here tonight for a work social event. They were unable to accommodate us for Tuesday half-​priced wings, so instead they booked us for Monday and extended the half-​price discount. They also mixed together a special sauce that’s hotter than their hottest sauce for those brave enough to try it.
Their wings are kind of small, as mentioned by others. Their hot sauce was indeed hot, but also too vinegary for my taste. The service here is quick and attentive. Normally I’d give this place 3 stars, but they get an extra +1 for being accommodating to a group of 30 – 40 people.

St. Louis is a chain of the perfectly fake «sports bars». Fake because it is easier to find there a kid with his first date, than an actual drunken and yelling baseball fan.
Food is absolutely bar-​style, no surprises here, but in general (I can speak for two locations I’ve been to) it is clean and well prepared. It is difficult to fail cooking a hamburger, yet so many people manage to do that… Well, St. Louis kitchen is up to the challenge.
This particular location is very good for meeting people (I usually chat with my landlord there). Grab a beer, get a hamburger, watch some bodies moving on the screens while waiting — and no worries about a drunk fight, that shouldn’t happen in St. Louis.

Not my favorite St. Louie’s location, but it sure is convenient after work.
Located inside the Atrium on Bay, it’s right on the subway line and next to the Eaton Center.
A huge bonus is that this place takes reservations for big groups on a Tuesday wing night, Duff’s does not…
Half-​price wings are awesome. I usually order 1 pound of hot and honey wings, but went with the 2 pounds! …That’s a lot of wings and they let you pack leftovers… which many wing places won’t let you do on wing night.
I upgraded to sweet potato fries, which were skinny and tasty, and came with a plastic container of the chipotle mayo. But for the additional charge +$ 1.99, next time I’ll just go with the regular fries which are still good.
The staff was friendly and when we asked to put the Leafs game on, they happily did so! :)
Good wings… Decent service… But I prefer a rowdier place to watch a game.