Top Best Seafood Restaurants 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."

"We are a proud Monterey Bay Aquarium Seafood Watch Conservation Partner – learn more about how you can make ocean-friendly seafood choices by downloading the free Seafood Watch app here!"

"Dive under Union Station’s historic train shed for fresh shrimp, snapper, catfish, and seafood-y delights at Landry’s. Outdoor seating is available, so dress for the weather!"

"Mother's Fish fries up fish southern-style in Clayton and North St. Louis. While you can get delicious, crispy fish, you can also get plenty of other sandwiches: tripe, pork chop, burgers and both steak and chicken versions of a cheesesteak. They also sell wing dinners if you want to stick to land for tonight's meal."

"Whether you are in O'Fallon, Illinois, Shrewsbury, Jennings, or St. Louis proper, Krab Kingz will satisfy your seafood craving with their boils. Seafood boils can include shrimp, crab or lobster, and they come loaded with corn, sausage, eggs and potatoes. Looking for something a little less messy?"

"This Belleville spot from chef-owner Jasmine Brooks specializes in seafood in a cozy atmosphere plastered with local art. Try one of the platters packed with lobster, crab, shrimp or a combination of the three, plus sausage, corn, potatoes and egg. Look for Brooks' specials as well: If you can, try her crab cakes or her peach cobbler."

"From its humble beginnings in 1948 as a small roadhouse in the countryside with homestyle food, Kreis' Steakhouse as it is known today sets the bar for fine dining in St. Louis. Its famous prime rib Sunday special, along with Prime steaks, fresh seafood and German specialties, are served to loyal patrons in an upscale yet cozy and romantic atmosphere. In every entree you order, you can taste the restaurant's dedication to quality, tradition, consistency and genuine hospitality, which all started with the Kreis family and continues today with current owners George Tompras and Renee Tompras Bogdanos."

"The restaurant is known for its signature steaks for any appetite from the petite filet to the porterhouse for two. Ruth's Chris also serves specialty entrees like lamb chops, shrimp, and lobster."

"Enjoy a wide selection of vegetarian Indian dishes in a warm environment. Open daily for lunch and dinner Full service take-out, catering, wine/beer/alcohol VISA/MC/AMEX/DISC/DC, $$"

"Next up is Tower Grove South's Morgan Ford Massage & Spa, situated at 3187 Morgan Ford Road. With four stars out of 82 reviews on Yelp, the day spa, massage and hair removal spot has proved to be a local favorite."

"Aquarius Wellness Center For Healing Arts is where you can heal yourself in spirit, mind, and body. They help you become calm, serene and restored through their spa services. Their doors opened to the public in 2012."

"They offer spa non-invasive services and skincare to anyone who comes to their place. Their services are for everyone, whether you want to visit them to unwind or only a quick visit for reliable service. Furthermore, they are always committed to quality, whether it is a product they offer or a service they provide."

"Saint Louis Science Center is a learning and activity centre with over 750 unique exhibits to entertain, inspire, and enlighten you about the natural wonders and science. The highlight of this science centre is the James S. McDonnell Planetarium where the star projector in the 24 meter dome will let you view the celestial objects in the night sky. With your kids, you can catch an enthralling mo...Read more"

"Last but not least, there's Missouri History Museum, a Forest Park favorite with four stars out of 98 reviews. Stop by 5700 Lindell Blvd. to hit up the landmarks, historical building and museum next time the urge strikes. This story was created automatically using local business data, then reviewed and augmented by an editor."

"Visit this museum for a look at the history of the metro-St. Louis region and its place in Missouri’s development. Offering free admission, ongoing exhibits include the 1904 World’s Fair, World War I, and iconic photographs."

"Since its 1910 founding, the Zoo has been renowned for its beautiful naturalistic exhibits, its diverse collection of animals and its innovative approaches to animal management, wildlife conservation, research and education. The Zoo’s Education Department staff—the largest among the nation’s zoos—offers programs designed to help visitors of all ages and abilities learn through experience, involvement and discovery. Of the three million visitors hosted annually by the Saint Louis Zoo, approximately 1.7 million visitors interacted with an Educational Interpreter, Zoo Docent or Zookeeper who provided educational experiences and information."

"Free to all, the St. Louis Art Museum not only offers a world-class exploration of the world of creative art, but it's one of the best free family activities in the state. The museum features a variety of rotating collections spanning more than five millennia of human creation from six continents and nearly every known society. General admission is free every day, while access to special exhibits is free on Fridays."

"I’m not a huge fan of art museums, but this one is pretty cool, even for me!. It’s quite the size with 3 levels that hold over 30,000 pieces of art from all over the world!. You’ll walk through many different eras of art with each one holding something different."

"One of the only remaining Victorian walking parks in the nation, this landmark greenspace on the south side of the city is dotted with many delights for architecture fans including original gazebos, a bandstand, a beautiful palm house and even a set of faux ruins overlooking a picturesque pond. Visitors can enjoy a Saturday farmers market, take a carriage ride or take part in the many festivals that use the park’s avenues during the year."

"Tower Grove Park is a community park and arboretum retained, functioned, and programmed by an independent Board of Commissioners and staff. The mission of this park is to be an admirable, well-preserved, and well-introduced, that allows essential recreational, educational, and cultural changes for the public in a way that is consistent with its extraordinary and historic character."

"Take advantage of the beautiful parks you have in St. Louis!. As the weather gets cooler, put on your peacoat and head on over to see the leaves changing colors. Take a romantic stroll around the park as you look at the waterlily ponds."

"If you’ve got a mixed group of beer and wine lovers, try Bridge Tap House and Wine Bar, which offers the best of both worlds. With over 55 beers on tap (to sample in 4, 12 or 20-ounce sizes) and dozens more in a bottle, plus a multi-page wine list that spans the globe, the bar is sure to make everyone happy. They also serve great bistro fare that ranges from bar snacks like popcorn and pickles to cheese and charcuterie plates to full meals like coffee-braised beef and sweet potato orzo."

"There are more than 50 brews on tap, plus another 150 bottled varieties. Those who prefer wine can select from a list of more than 100 bottles. Enjoy your drinks with a cheese board, duck tacos or mushroom pad thai from the eclectic and ever-changing menu."