10 Best Breweries and Beer Places in Hazelwood

"Schlafly is a local brewery that brings the community together. The brewery itself, known as Bottleworks, offers free beer schools where those interested can learn about the history of Schlafly, the brewing process, and more interactive features. Bottleworks also hosts tours of the facilities, so you can see with your very own eyes how such delicious beer is made."

"The Schlafly Tap Room is another great spot for those who enjoy a beer with their meal. The Tap Room combines high-quality pub food like crab cakes, steamed mussels, and schnitzel with Schlafly's signature beers. You'll find brews like Pale Ale and Oatmeal Stout on the menu any time of the year, or for a special treat try a specialty or seasonal beer.​"

"The best German-style beers in town reside here: dunkels, zwickel lagers, Berliner weisse bocks, you name it. And if you hit the brewery’s location in The Grove, a popular strip west of the city, you can enjoy a pint in a traditional bierhall setting with schnitzel and currywurst. Hop across the street, and you can even sample a few of the brewery’s test batches at its Urban Research facility."

"Affectionately known to locals as UCBC, this St. Louis brewery perfectly blends timeless taste with modern flavors. They serve 15 beers in their ‘Revolution’ series, which are modern artisanal American beers, and the 13 beers in their ‘Reverence’ series celebrate classic European-styled drafts. Adding to the creative drafts are over 10 delicious bottled beers."

"This German-style brewery has a very traditional tap list and classic biergarten vibes. I recommend getting a stein of something clean like a Pilsner or Lager and the pretzel sticks."

"Anheuser-Busch is a historic staple in the culture of St. Louis. Known for brewing Budweiser, the “King of Beers,” the Anheuser-Busch brewery tour is a must-see attraction for visitors to the city. Located on the corner of 12th Street and Lynch in the historic Soulard district, the tour of the oldest Anheuser-Busch brewery is free of charge and is fully accessible to wheelchair users."

"There are several tour options you can take and there's even a complimentary one too!. The free tour lasts about 45 minutes and takes you through the famous 7-step brewing process."

"The legendary brewing rooms of the Anheuser-Busch Brewery represent perhaps the single most iconic beer location in St. Louis, nay Missouri, nay America!"

"Also a distillery, they make vodka, gin, whiskey, and rum and offer regular tours. There’s a full menu, which features a BBQ pulled pork sandwich, build-your-own burger option, and even a special kids’ menu. Once you try a Square One brew, it’ll instantly become one of your favorites, so when this inevitably happens, join their Beer of the Month Club."

"I feel like you are going to think I am dramatic when I saw this is one of the best restaurants I have ever been to in my life – and there is a REASON that it’s number one on this list. But I swear I’m not being crazy – it just really is that yummy."

"Stop by on Saturdays to take a tour of their 14,000-foot facility to learn about their history, what they brew, and how they do it. The offer over 15 artisan ales for customers to sample and buy, including the ever popular Bailey’s Chocolate Ale. Whether it’s sweet, tangy, or even spicy, Perennial offers an array of flavors that will tickle your fancy."

"On top of a draft menu of Belgian-style ales and tasty amber bière de miels, the bottle list is insanity. The brewery often offers cellared bottles for on-site consumption, including Abraxas, its venerable imperial stout made with cinnamon sticks, ancho chilies, vanilla beans, and cacao nibs. Learn MoreSee on Map Get This Beer Delivered Now on Drizly"

"2nd Shift Brewing is among the most underrated breweries in St. Louis. 2nd Shift moved its operations from New Haven to the Hill neighborhood of the city in 2016, where it occupies a large, open, warehouse-like space. The atmosphere of the brewery is laid-back and casual, while the staff are friendly and knowledgeable."

"2nd Shift also makes an impressive variety of beers—essentially any style of beer you are looking for you can find at their taproom. Lean into the crazier sounding brews and you won’t be disappointed."

"Over in Clifton Heights, check out Chris' Pancake & Dining, which has earned four stars out of 305 reviews on Yelp. Dig in at the all-day breakfast and traditional American spot by heading over to 5980 Southwest Ave. Favorites include the Johnny rabbit with eggs, bacon and pancakes; a Greek omelette; and the Blueberry French toast."

"Chris’ Pancake & Dining is a warm and welcoming spot that serves all-day breakfast and more. They have everything from your classic breakfast favorites, fried chicken, steak dishes, and burgers. Support them by ordering for takeout or delivery."

"I was happy to see that Living Room offered both a traditional drip coffee (in a thermos) and a pour-over option. I ordered the Honduras blend pour over. It was cool to see that they roast their own coffee in-house."

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"Ever since I've moved to Maplewood last year, I have been coming to Living Room for a quick bite or a needed caffeine buzz. I love their rotating lunch…”more"

"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."

"One of the most historically significant buildings in the U.S. is also one of its most architecturally important. Originally opened in 1828, the structure’s cast-iron dome, designed after the dome on St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome, was under construction in 1861 at the same time as the one on the U.S. Capitol building in Washington, D.C. Inside, the landmark has been restored, with artist Carl Wimar’s murals depicting St. Louis’ history on the soaring ceiling."

"On the right-hand side of Market Street is a massive domed building, the Old Courthouse, which is part of the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial Park. It was built in the mid 1800s and has been the scene of several important trials, including the suit by Dred Scott for freedom from slavery and Suffragist Virginia Louisa Minor for the right to vote. The courthouse now showcases exhibits from the Museum of Westward Expansion."

"In 1846, the slave Dredd Scott fought for his freedom, and that of his family in a court of law. In 1872, Virginia Minor attempted to be the first woman to vote in a St. Louis election and was sent to court. What do these two incidents have in common?"

"Designated a National Memorial since the 1930s, the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial Park is located by the Mississippi River and covers over ninety acres. Here, you will not only be able to take in the beauty of the park itself but also take in iconic sights such as the Gateway Arch. You will also be able to explore other features such as the Old Courthouse and the Museum of Westward Expansion so you can look forward to a diverse and educational experience when you visit."

"Next up is downtown's Gateway Arch National Park, situated at 11 N. Fourth St. With four stars out of 243 reviews on Yelp, the landmarks, historical building, museum and park has proven to be a local favorite."

"The Gateway Arch was founded in 1935 after President Franklin D. Roosevelt assigned the land as a monument to Thomas Jefferson. The Gateway Arch was first named the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial."