Good area to have a couple to start the night maybe. Later in the night there seemed to be a younger crowed 21- 25 was about right - at 29 I started to feel a little out of place. ( Debated on giving a 3 or 4. didn't want to penalize them bc it wasn't my thing)

the aisles are narrow when walking through the museum and when you go in the basement it reminds you of Halloween. After a couple of Margaritas who knows if the wax figures are moving!!

Walking the cobblestone streets and seeing all the restaurants and even shops is fun. The view of the river is pretty cool too.

This is not a very large area, but it is close to the Gateway Arch and Edward Jones Dome if you are looking for food. I have eaten at three restaurants here and they were all very good. However, the service is not very fast.

A great variety of restaurants, bars, comedy club, dueling piano bars, and you walk on the old cobblestone streets to get around - gives you a great feeling of the old & new aspects of nightlife in the city past & present!

maybe it comes alive in the evenings, but during the day it was a bit sad - lots of restaurants and next to no shops, so we got off the train, walked up one street and back on to the train again. NOT a shopping area in my experience!

This area is definitely best at night. Great food and nightlife. The street performers were a nice touch. It also appears they are keeping the bum problem down to a minimum.

When you get to Laclede's Landing it does not look like much till you get into the middle streets. Lots of fun bars and restaurants. Only few street wide but fun places to go in and out of.

The good news is that there are lots of old warehouses and other structures that have been creatively reclaimed and repurposed for bars & restaurants. Some of the brick streets are even closed to traffic, and you can dine outside & watch passers-by. The bad news is that practically every homeless drunk & bum in the city knows that it... More