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Attitudes

It's all in the attitude

4100 Manchester Ave
St. Louis, MO 63110
United States
+1 314 534 3858

One of St. Louis' most popular gay and lesbian bars, Attitudes also attracts a large straight crowd. It's a great place to relax and is a favorite after-work stop. The bar hosts eight televisions for sports fans to watch while relaxing over a glass of frosty beer. The large dance floor invites everyone to unwind and move to the music played by the disc jockey. Surrounding the dance floor are raised seats, mirrors and many lights. There's music here for everyone, from country to rock to golden oldies. For those who are not into dancing, there are dart games, a jukebox and karaoke. A small kitchen serves a few light items and burgers until closing on the weekends. A $3 admission fee is charged after 10pm on Saturdays. Entry is restricted to persons over the age of 21.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Casino Queen

Hotel, Casino, Restaurants 200 South Front Street
St. Louis, IL 62201
United States
+1 800 777 0777
http://casinoqueen.com Casino Queen offers room, board, and gambling in East St. Louis. The Casino features a variety of games and has a reputation for liberal slots payouts, with table limits from $2 to $2000. The Gateway Arch of St. Louis is directly across the river, and is visible from hotel room windows.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Have A Nice Day Cafe

Psychedelic 70s scene 500 St. Louis Union Station
St. Louis, MO 63103
United States
+1 314 436 7311 While in the downtown area, step back in time to the psychedelic 70s and shake a groove in this funky retro café. Among the fun and frolicking, however, there are some rules, including a dress code that requires shirts to be tucked in. Crowds of college students frequent this establishment, but do not be surprised to see a grandma or grandpa here, too. Have a Nice Day Cafe is a popular straight café but is also a hangout among some of the gay/lesbian crowd. A menu of tasty American dishes awaits the hungry visitor. While the list of items is not long, the quality makes up for the lack of quantity.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Meshuggah Coffee House

Cozy & Cheap, but Odd 6269 Delmar
St. Louis, MO 63130
United States
+1 314 726 5662 With alternative music blaring from the speakers and a tasty selection of teas and coffees, this cafe ranks as a favorite among the University City college crowd. The décor is not outstanding, but the tables are spacious. The cafe offers a small reading selection consisting of a dictionary and some magazines. With less than desirable cleanliness and a smoke-filled atmosphere, this may not be the best choice of a place to take business clients or colleagues. However, for those in town on business and looking for a good place to relax, have an iced mocha or coffee and bagel, it could be the place.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Photo: Drew Bell

Riddles' Penultimate Cafe & Wine Bar

Best wine list in St. Louis 6307 Delmar Blvd
St. Louis, MO 63130
United States
+1 314 725 6985
http://www.riddlescafe.com/ Eclectic is the theme in this independently owned restaurant and a relaxed atmosphere enhances the casual decor of Riddles. You can listen to live blues and jazz while sampling the Steak Marchand de Vin, which comes grilled to order with a French-Creole sauce. Fresh seafood specials are prepared daily, and all entrees include a fresh vegetable and choice of salad or soup. Many of the recipes are Andy's own creations, and much of the desserts are homemade. The inside has a bistro-style decor, and there are additional tables outside, making Riddles a good choice for businesspeople looking for a great meal and a laidback place to invite colleagues.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Photo: Christopher Bay
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