Headed to St Louis in 2 weeks to pick up a boat. Where to stay and what to do?
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Headed to St Louis in 2 weeks to pick up a boat. Where to stay and what to do?
We will be heading to St Louis to pick up a boat on the 23rd and 24th of this month. We are also meeting some friends there as well. Can anybody recommend a decent place to stay and maybe a nice bar and restaurant? Not looking to break the bank just looking for something to do while we are there.
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If you are into outside grilling cookouts, Ferguson is the area you want. They are into Bon-Fires and roasting things on a regular basis.
On a more serious note: What area are you picking up the boat? St Louis "area" is a large city with many suburbs and styles of food and cultures.
Just know, EAST St Louis IS NOT an area you will want to stay.
On a more serious note: What area are you picking up the boat? St Louis "area" is a large city with many suburbs and styles of food and cultures.
Just know, EAST St Louis IS NOT an area you will want to stay.
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If you are into outside grilling cookouts, Ferguson is the area you want. They are into Bon-Fires and roasting things on a regular basis.
On a more serious note: What area are you picking up the boat? St Louis "area" is a large city with many suburbs and styles of food and cultures.
Just know, EAST St Louis IS NOT an area you will want to stay.
On a more serious note: What area are you picking up the boat? St Louis "area" is a large city with many suburbs and styles of food and cultures.
Just know, EAST St Louis IS NOT an area you will want to stay.
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You will likely be coming in on I270 which will bring you in through St Charles, The Old Downtown Historic district near the Casino's is a neat place. To me, places off I64 are also nicer areas, especially to the West of the Main city.
I am sure a number of people that live in St Louis will have better more direct suggestions, but St Louis is a large city, so finding out the area you want to be in is really a very important catalyst to finding you the places to stay and visit.
I am sure a number of people that live in St Louis will have better more direct suggestions, but St Louis is a large city, so finding out the area you want to be in is really a very important catalyst to finding you the places to stay and visit.
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You will likely be coming in on I270 which will bring you in through St Charles, The Old Downtown Historic district near the Casino's is a neat place. To me, places off I64 are also nicer areas, especially to the West of the Main city.
I am sure a number of people that live in St Louis will have better more direct suggestions, but St Louis is a large city, so finding out the area you want to be in is really a very important catalyst to finding you the places to stay and visit.
I am sure a number of people that live in St Louis will have better more direct suggestions, but St Louis is a large city, so finding out the area you want to be in is really a very important catalyst to finding you the places to stay and visit.
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the Twizzler factory is there as well as the home of Bigfoot the monster truck . . . . . hey . . . . I was twelve last time I was there lol
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Drive a couple of more hours and meet them at LOTO! Great place to test a new boat and you could meet at the Redhead Yacht Club/Performance Boat Center.
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Stay in St. Charles MO then. You'll be close to the MO river and downtown St. Charles has some nice restaurants/bars. I recommend Trailhead Brewery. That's a good area also. For a general rule of thumb, 270 makes a circle around St. Louis and if you aren't familiar with the city you should stay on the outside of the circle it does around the city.