Best & Cool Bars in Hazelwood

"Housed in a former downtown brothel from the 1840s, Broadway Oyster Bar is the kind of place you go to in the early afternoon and end up spending the next 12 hours at. It feels like a little slice of New Orleans right in the middle of downtown, with a big patio and a menu that includes crawfish, po’boys, and jambalaya. They also stay open until 3am every night, which means you can still get oysters and wings at 1am when those two things suddenly sound like the right move."

"Winning many awards over the years, top-rated Broadway Oyster Bar has been in business for more than 30 years. Whether you are looking for a light dinner or full-course meal, this restaurant is the place for a unique vibe. The oysters are served on half shells."

"When restaurant fatigue sets in and one plate of roasted chicken blends into the next, head to Olio in Tower Grove. This place is located inside a 1930s filling station with some of its original structure intact, like a garage door that opens in the summer. The Israeli-inspired menu is designed for sharing, with an entire section dedicated to mezze and hummus, and a Jerusalem bagel that you should dip into everything."

"If you love small plates because you get to try so many different flavors in one dining experience, you will fall in love with Olio. Dishes here are inspired by foods from the Mediterranean, Middle East, Southern Europe and North Africa. You will truly be transported with every bite."

"Juniper feels like a pop-up restaurant that (fortunately) decided to stick around long-term. $$, 101 Best Restaurants 2016, American Southern, Best New Restaurants 2015, Best Restaurants 2018, Carry Out, Central West End, COVID-19 Temporary Dining Guide, Curbside, Delivery"

"Vin de Set is a French restaurant that was born after the owners’ trip to Provence in 2004. They were inspired to bring approachable French dishes to St. Louis, and the restaurant has become one of the city’s most popular rooftop eateries. The menu is made from fresh ingredients, many of which are grown locally–in fact, they come from the restaurant’s own urban farm and hydroponic greenhouse!"

"Welcome to Pi Pizzeria, home of irrationally delicious deep dish and thin cornmeal crust pizza, and prime craft beers. Open for lunch and dinnerPhone: +1 314-588-7600"

"Mango Restaurant serves authentic Peruvian cuisine in the Washington Loft District in St. Louis. They’re now open for socially distanced indoor diners with preventative safety measures in place. You can reserve a table online at OpenTable or call (314) 621-9993 for curbside pickup."

"The bright decor, offset by the industrial setting, is the perfect scene for the wildly imaginative menu featured at this dynamic restaurant. Calamari salad is made with garbanzo beans and diced beans tossed with a lemon and oil dressing. Eggplant fettuccine is enlivened with a tangy blend of tomatoes, olives, onions and capers and topped with herbed ricotta cheese."

"Bar Italia brings a piece of Europe to the Central West End. Whether you are looking for a patio to sip wine and enjoy a cheese plate or sit down to a fine Italian dinner, Bar Italia is bound to have something for you. Pasta options range from fettuccine with fennel sausage, veal and chicken to rigatoni with an assortment of wild mushrooms."

"The park is an oasis of free interactive art, fountains and gardens spanning two blocks. Paved, winding paths lead visitors past 24 sculptures resting on wide lawns, six rain gardens, a children's spray plaza and a 180-foot-long pool with a six-foot waterfall."

"Quirky, fantastical, and more than life size, sculptures at Citygarden are sure to elicit a few smiles. An outdoor Spray Plaza play place is fun for the kids; adults appreciate grownup beverages at the onsite Kaldi’s Coffee."

"Citygarden Sculpture Garden is an urban park in St. Louis that is owned by the City of St. Louis but maintained by an arts organization known as the Gateway Foundation."

"The beautiful Missouri Botanical Garden is also known as the Shaw Garden, after the businessman and botanist Henry Shaw (1800-89) who laid it out in 1859. In the southeast part of the gardens are the richly appointed Tower Grove House, Henry Shaw's "garden house". The gardens themselves comprise a lovely rose garden, the rather unusual Climatron, built in 1960 for tropical plants, a Japanese Garden, an "aqua-tunnel" under a water-lily pool, and a herbarium."

"Founded all the way back in 1859, the Missouri Botanical Garden is the nation’s oldest botanical garden & National Historic Landmark that is still well-preserved and functional today."

"The downtown St. Louis green space didn’t have much going on until its recent makeover. Now it boasts a colorful playground, two water features, and free weekly Sunrise Yoga classes. There are also evening boot camps and family friendly days with storytelling and lawn games."

"An oldie but goodie, Kiener Plaza is a great spot for a family photo. You’ll get the Arch AND the Old Courthouse. It’s also been spiffed up lately with a nice new tile plaza and a playground for kids."

"The Block in Webster Groves is your neighborhood Butcher shop that just wants to take care of you and your family. Here you will find full family-size meals that everyone will love, plus individual options for the times you stop by solo. Everything is locally sourced, so by eating and shopping here, you are also supporting your St. Louis community."

"After a night at the Big Bang, you'll swear you've never had so much fun. Audience members are invited to sing and dance along and participate in the show. Dueling pianists keep things lively as they take to the keyboards with a vengeance."

"Baseball fans can take in a game at the 46,000 seat ballpark. Next door to the stadium is Ballpark Village, an entertainment district filled with bars, restaurants, nightclubs, and outdoor events. Hours: Varies by game"

"Busch Stadium, which opened in 2006, is home to the St. Louis Cardinals. It is a massive stadium with a capacity of more than 46,000."

"Spanning close to 1400 acres, Forest Park is a public open space that offers stunning surroundings and the chance to enjoy the great outdoors in a beautiful and tranquil environment. This park dates back to the 1870s so you can also enjoy spending time in a historical environment as well as a naturally beautiful one. There have been various big name events held here over the decades including the Summer Olympics in the early 1900s."

"Whether you want to go on a mini jungle safari, surround yourself with solitude and drink in local history and culture or tickle your curiousity with science, you need to visit Forest Park. This large park is the heart of Saint Louis and is home to the city zoo, art museum, local history museum and a science center, plus is a city favourite for picnics, outdoor activities and all around wholeso...Read more"

"Spanning more than 1,300 acres, this vast recreation area is home to four museums and several statues, monuments, and historical landmarks including the St. Louis Zoo, Science Center and The Muny. The park is also an outdoor hub for boating, ice skating, mini golf, and natural conservatories."

"Even if you don't have a green thumb, this place is worth visiting. Explore the flower studio/greenhouse and maybe pick out a plant baby for the two of you to take care of!. Even if you can't decide on a plant to buy, it's nice to browse and ask questions about how to stop killing off plants."