Best Family Restaurants in Hazelwood

"The Hill's Anthonino's Taverna, located at 2225 MacKlind Ave., is another top choice, with Yelpers giving the Greek and Italian spot, which offers pizza and more, 4.5 stars out of 838 reviews."

"Deep frying the ravioli not only makes them more addicting, but also turns them into a finger food because forks and knives just get in the way."

"Just like the person you’ve been seeing who told you, “we’re not dating, but we’re not not dating,” Sardella is hard to define, but keeps you coming back. It works equally well for a casual lunch or a celebratory dinner; the food is Italian, but includes dishes with green curry and soy caramel; and the airy, brightly-tiled space feels like it should be overlooking the Mediterranean instead of a street in Clayton. Head here with a group and order a bunch of their small plates, like the burrata and octopus, along with a few of their pastas (they come in full and half sizes)."

"Besides being arguably the most beautiful restaurant in the city, Sardella also has one of the most interesting menus, with most dishes taking inspiration from Italy and giving them a twist. You need the smoked foie gras torchon with pepperoni spice in your life. If you’re lucky, they’ll have the cresc’tajat available: a polenta-infused housemade pasta with pesto Genovese, prosciutto crumble, and roasted spring onion."

"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."

"The pizza looks amazing and is delicious way better than a dominos or pizza hut chain. I'll be back to t..."

"You simply cannot miss the award winning, nationally acclaimed BBQ at the retro, family-run Roper’s Ribs. Their delicious meats are hand-rubbed with a special blend of spices and slowly smoked for 12 hours with hickory wood for an intense flavor. Stop in and try a Slab of Ribs St. Louis Style, BBQ Rib Tis, or a combo to sample a bit of everything!"

"As we navigate the evolving impact of coronavirus on our communities, we are temporarily closing our dining room seating to help limit person-to-person contact. Some of our restaurants may only offer service through our drive-thrus, while others may be able to offer takeout, delivery or mobile or..."

"How refreshing it was to witness the kind act of the manager holding an umbrella in the pouring rain over an employee who was emptying the trash."

"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."

"Like a testament to the cycle of life, the Bellefontaine Cemetery is a lusciously green field of grass and shrubbery above the final resting grounds for many. Both somber and serene, both beautiful and macabre, the cemetery is bursting with beauty and stories begging to be seen and heard. In 1849, a group of the most prominent and powerful citizens of Saint Louis decided it was time to create a...Read more"

"The undisputed icon of St. Louis is the Gateway Arch, standing a whopping 192 meters high on the Missouri edge of the Mississippi River banks. Built during the early 60s, the great monument hails in as the largest archway on the planet, and certainly one of the most awesome architectural come engineering feats in the United States. It’s intended to pay homage to the frontiersmen and women who adventured out westwards to discover the Great Plains, the Rockies and eventually California, while other commentators have pointed out how the ambitious design mimics the fearless American spirit and the go-getter attitude of the Midwest."

"Every quiz has one question that is a true “gimme” and this is the one. By law, it’s the tallest structure in St. Louis and defines the skyline as one of the nation’s most-recognized landmarks. Designed by architect Eero Saarinen, this National Park Service-operated attraction is a monument to President Thomas Jefferson and his vision of a United States that stretched across the continent."

"Don’t miss a visit to the world’s largest arch, located steps from the hotel. Reaching 630 feet, the Gateway Arch is the tallest man-made monument in the West, with a unique observation deck accessible by internal tram."

"Mural Mile is the best place in the city for street art, which comes in all styles and sizes. The art is constantly changing and evolving, with some world class pieces of art on show. View this post on Instagram"

"Open since 1920, the company is on its third generation of Gus' (yes, that means Gus III). Over the years, pretzel sticks have been more widely preferred by customers than the classic German twist, but customized twists can be ordered as well."

"Oliver Coffee + Flower Bar just might be the dreamiest café in St. Louis. The Maplewood, Missouri, coffee shop doubles as a flower shop, offering beverages and baked goods alongside bouquets. Owner Olivia Medina designed the space for customers to be able to work and be creative, surrounded by a pink floral backdrop and fresh flowers throughout."

"C. Oliver is a new coffee shop in Maplewood and we decided to give it a shot. It had beautiful decor and it’s definitely IG-worthy. I knew going in that they serve Sump Coffee (instead of roasting their own in-house)."