Out of Towners going to STL show..

KingJeremyD
KingJeremyD Posts: 2,313
edited March 2010 in The Porch
If your going to the St.Louis and your coming from out of town...If you have time?...Make sure you check out the arch, Bush stadium and you can't go wrong taking a tour of Anheuser Bush factory...Also, great place to eat on the Landing...It is called the Spaghetti factory...I think there is other Spaghetti factories in various cities...

I will try to think of some other places that may be neat to check out..


Jeremy
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  • KingJeremyD
    KingJeremyD Posts: 2,313
    StlJoe can probably add some more places that are well worth checking out...I haven't been to downtown St.Louis in a long time...Even though I only live 20 mins from St.Louis..

    Jeremy
  • mindi
    mindi Posts: 1,862
    St Louis Zoo is FREE!!!
    So is our Science Center.

    So much more!! Grants Farm you get free beer I believe. I know you used to.
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  • ponytd
    ponytd Nashville Posts: 671
    And when I went to the Hooters downtown 2 years ago when I was there for the Foo Fighters, they had the best looking waitresses I've ever seen. ;)
  • mindi
    mindi Posts: 1,862
    My daughter lives off Grand so I'm going to have her post some neat stuff to do. She's at the Dr right now, so it's going to be later or tomorrow.
    To 10c; "Your PJ tshirt should be tight enough to show you're a woman and loose enough to show you're a lady." - bionicamy
  • KingJeremyD
    KingJeremyD Posts: 2,313
    For you guys and gals that like to party hard...We have a little town called Sauget Il...Just across the river from St.Louis..... :roll: ...The landing in downtown St.Louis has a lot of bars...



    Jeremy
  • RE4790
    RE4790 Posts: 826
    Skip the arch.

    See the CITY MUSEUM!!!

    I sh*t you not, it's one of the coolest things in STL.
  • mindi
    mindi Posts: 1,862
    If you wiki Sauget Il it says this

    The Village of Sauget also has a very tolerant attitude toward small business. Many strip clubs exist in this zone of free enterprise. :lol:
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  • ponytd
    ponytd Nashville Posts: 671
    Can anybody recommend some good golf courses around? I might try to hit the links the day of the show if the weather is good.
  • pjsyco
    pjsyco Wilmington, NC Posts: 649
    mindi wrote:
    If you wiki Sauget Il it says this

    The Village of Sauget also has a very tolerant attitude toward small business. Many strip clubs exist in this zone of free enterprise. :lol:
    Hi Mindi!! Congrats on getting a show!
  • mindi
    mindi Posts: 1,862
    That I can't help you with. No clue about golf.
    To 10c; "Your PJ tshirt should be tight enough to show you're a woman and loose enough to show you're a lady." - bionicamy
  • KingJeremyD
    KingJeremyD Posts: 2,313
    RE4790 wrote:
    Skip the arch.

    See the CITY MUSEUM!!!

    I sh*t you not, it's one of the coolest things in STL.


    Forgot about that...If you have never been in the Arch?..I would check it out....

    Also, have plenty of casinos near St.Louis...For those that like do a little gambling..


    Jeremy
  • mindi
    mindi Posts: 1,862
    pjsyco wrote:
    mindi wrote:
    If you wiki Sauget Il it says this

    The Village of Sauget also has a very tolerant attitude toward small business. Many strip clubs exist in this zone of free enterprise. :lol:
    Hi Mindi!! Congrats on getting a show!
    I know!!!!!! SO sweet! Me and Emaline are going to do the party. So much to do. Our first party was only so great because you helped us so much!!!!
    To 10c; "Your PJ tshirt should be tight enough to show you're a woman and loose enough to show you're a lady." - bionicamy
  • PNuttyJam
    PNuttyJam Posts: 837
    The Spaghetti Factory is a chain and is far from offering you a taste of STL. My recommendation for leading up to the show:
    Grab a pizza at Imo's then head over to Schlafly for great local craft beer. Both are less than a mile from Scottrade:
    http://maps.google.com/maps?f=d&source=s_d&saddr=1401+Clark+Avenue,+St+Louis,+MO+63103+(Scottrade+Center)&daddr=2001+Olive+Street,+St+Louis,+MO+63103-1627+(Imo's+Pizza)+to:schlafly+bottleworks+st.+louis&geocode=FUxkTQIdK56f-iEhmviQ4ZLQFilZCC2KE7PYhzExgjLuKgjoMw%3BFRF7TQIdooaf-iFmiC7armp8IildOwPMQbPYhzGPIdE_gCcTjw%3BFS9-TQIdU4Gf-iGSZuj78jKldSk1zwLzQbPYhzHB5XQ41L82Kw&gl=us&hl=en&mra=cc&dirflg=w&sll=38.62969,-90.20627&sspn=0.012103,0.019248&ie=UTF8&z=16
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  • pjsyco
    pjsyco Wilmington, NC Posts: 649
    mindi wrote:
    pjsyco wrote:
    mindi wrote:
    If you wiki Sauget Il it says this

    The Village of Sauget also has a very tolerant attitude toward small business. Many strip clubs exist in this zone of free enterprise. :lol:
    Hi Mindi!! Congrats on getting a show!
    I know!!!!!! SO sweet! Me and Emaline are going to do the party. So much to do. Our first party was only so great because you helped us so much!!!!
    Good luck with the Wishlist party! I think I'm going to catch them in Virginia and hopefully Boston and one of the NY shows. We'll see.
  • KingJeremyD
    KingJeremyD Posts: 2,313
    ponytd wrote:
    Can anybody recommend some good golf courses around? I might try to hit the links the day of the show if the weather is good.


    Hi,

    I am not a golfer myself..My brother is..I will ask him...I know we have a lot of golf courses here in Illinois just like 30 mins from St.Louis...Let me text my brother..I am sure he knows of some golf courses closer to St.Louis..

    You know why they named game golf right?...Ran out of all of the other four letter words.. :lol:


    Jeremy
  • regalturbo
    regalturbo Posts: 300
    Also, to get to the actual show (or a lot of these destinations), I recommend taking the Metro train. I lived there for 4 yrs and I took it to all kinds of events at the Scottrade Center.
  • regalturbo
    regalturbo Posts: 300
    ponytd wrote:
    Can anybody recommend some good golf courses around? I might try to hit the links the day of the show if the weather is good.

    I can't say it's one of the better golf courses, but if you go to Forest Park there's a 27 hole course and a dinky 9-holer. That way you get to see some of the park while you play. The main course isn't too shabby, reasonable price considering it's in St. Louis city limits (most good courses will be in the 'burbs).
  • mindi
    mindi Posts: 1,862
    And if you're in Forest Park to play golf you can go to the Zoo, or Art Museum, so many other things too. Science Center is right across the highway.
    To 10c; "Your PJ tshirt should be tight enough to show you're a woman and loose enough to show you're a lady." - bionicamy
  • Riverrunner
    Riverrunner Posts: 2,419
    And don't forget the Hill for great Italian food.

    I had Imo's pizza for the first time last year and did not like it much. Neither did the friends we were with. I can't remember now why we didn't. I think it had way to much cheese and crust maybe.

    We also ate at a little place called Duff's I think. It was great.

    The Old Courthouse is cool.
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  • mindi
    mindi Posts: 1,862
    Riverrunner wrote:
    And don't forget the Hill for great Italian food.

    I had Imo's pizza for the first time last year and did not like it much. Neither did the friends we were with. I can't remember now why we didn't. I think it had way to much cheese and crust maybe.

    We also ate at a little place called Duff's I think. It was great.

    The Old Courthouse is cool.
    Imo's is very very thin crust. And they use a different cheese than anyone else. Kind of have to be in the mood for it.

    Trying to get together a list of stuff to see and do and local places to eat.
    To 10c; "Your PJ tshirt should be tight enough to show you're a woman and loose enough to show you're a lady." - bionicamy

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