**St. Louis 2022 Roll Call**

offhegoes32 said:

mattcoz said:

BE257117 said:

food: Mac’s local eats has the best burger in town.

Ooh, I'm going to the Science Center on Monday and that would be perfect for lunch, thanks.

I saw Mac’s mentioned above as well, but their website says they are closed Mondays and Tuesdays.:(
A lot of places I’ve seen recommended in different areas seem to be closed Mondays.

Nooooooo! Oh well, maybe I'll have some leftover BBQ. I had this same problem when I visited Denver this summer, was there Mon-Wed and everything was closed on Monday. I get it though, tough to stay open with rising costs on days where they're likely not going to get much business.

I'm looking for a St. Louis merch buddy.  If you plan on lining up and you grab my poster, tube, sticker, and pin(s), I'll gladly pay for your poster, tube, sticker, and pin(s) too.  Let me know if anyone is interested.

Thanks,
Tom

Gern Blansten said:

know1 said:

NewfieintheUSA said:

know1 said:

Apologize if this is a dumb question or if it is addressed somewhere else, but...

We are traveling to the show with another couple. My wife and I each got 2 tickets to this show through the fan club and held onto them all these years. They are in different locations in the arena.

The other couple is just going to pay us cash/trade for the airbnb, etc., so we're not exchanging money online or via any exchanges. 

What is the best way to get the other couple the tickets they will use? Let them login with our ticketmaster info and download them into their phone wallets? Print at the Enterprise Center box office? Something else? 

Login with your TM account and download the tickets to their phones

Thanks. I thought that might be the best way. We'll probably walk in together so that won't be an issue, but then we will split up and might switch up later.

if you walk in together just screenshot them their tickets...they won't need scanned again

Good point. That might be what we do.

elvistheking44 said:

Abe Froman said:

elvistheking44 said:

offhegoes32 said:

STL locals, looking for your best and favorite record stores you’d recommend hitting up.  I’m hoping to go to at least one on Monday morning/early afternoon before leaving town.  Been trying to look up good BBQ places or restaurant to hit for lunch that day and it seems a lot of them are closed Mondays, not sure if record stores are similar. Apologies if it’s already been mentioned in thread.

Not a local but I’ll be hitting up vintage vinyl and having BBQ in the Delmar loop area on Sunday before the show.

Euclid records in Webster is my favorite record store in STL. It is not near enterprise though, about 15-20 minutes west. 

Thanks! 15-20 minutes is no problem at all. I’m not in GA, I’m 47 so shirts, posters, pins, and stickers have no meaning to me, especially standing in line for said stuff. I’ll be showing up to the enterprise center shortly before showtime. Looking forward to spending some time in other areas of St. Louis.

Cool. Webster Groves (I live there) has a fairly small little downtown but it’s pretty awesome. Some great bars and restaurants all walking distance from Euclid Records. 

elvistheking44 said:

Abe Froman said:

elvistheking44 said:

Abe Froman said:

elvistheking44 said:

offhegoes32 said:

STL locals, looking for your best and favorite record stores you’d recommend hitting up.  I’m hoping to go to at least one on Monday morning/early afternoon before leaving town.  Been trying to look up good BBQ places or restaurant to hit for lunch that day and it seems a lot of them are closed Mondays, not sure if record stores are similar. Apologies if it’s already been mentioned in thread.

Not a local but I’ll be hitting up vintage vinyl and having BBQ in the Delmar loop area on Sunday before the show.

Euclid records in Webster is my favorite record store in STL. It is not near enterprise though, about 15-20 minutes west. 

Thanks! 15-20 minutes is no problem at all. I’m not in GA, I’m 47 so shirts, posters, pins, and stickers have no meaning to me, especially standing in line for said stuff. I’ll be showing up to the enterprise center shortly before showtime. Looking forward to spending some time in other areas of St. Louis.

Cool. Webster Groves (I live there) has a fairly small little downtown but it’s pretty awesome. Some great bars and restaurants all walking distance from Euclid Records. 

I definitely recommend Perrenial a small batch brewery and restaurant right there near Euclid. 

Awesome. Good breakfast spot around there?

Yup. The Clover and the Bee. My 15 year old son loves this place. (I actually haven’t eaten there)

elvistheking44 said:

offhegoes32 said:

STL locals, looking for your best and favorite record stores you’d recommend hitting up.  I’m hoping to go to at least one on Monday morning/early afternoon before leaving town.  Been trying to look up good BBQ places or restaurant to hit for lunch that day and it seems a lot of them are closed Mondays, not sure if record stores are similar. Apologies if it’s already been mentioned in thread.

Not a local but I’ll be hitting up vintage vinyl and having BBQ in the Delmar loop area on Sunday before the show.

I’ve had tickets in my wallet since early 2020. Hard to believe that we’re only a few days away from this finally becoming a reality. 

2.5 years ago we surprised our then 11 yr old for his birthday with St. Louis tickets.  It will be his first show.  We are coming in on the Amtrak on Sunday, gonna get him a shirt and a poster.  Made reservations at the Wheelhouse for dinner prior to the show.  Locals, is that place any decent?  It is walking distance for our hotel and the venue.  Just double checking.  Can't wait for his reaction to the start of the show!!

Staying at Drury Inn at Union Station. Is this a good place to walk from to the arena?

elvistheking44 said:

Abe Froman said:

elvistheking44 said:

offhegoes32 said:

STL locals, looking for your best and favorite record stores you’d recommend hitting up.  I’m hoping to go to at least one on Monday morning/early afternoon before leaving town.  Been trying to look up good BBQ places or restaurant to hit for lunch that day and it seems a lot of them are closed Mondays, not sure if record stores are similar. Apologies if it’s already been mentioned in thread.

Not a local but I’ll be hitting up vintage vinyl and having BBQ in the Delmar loop area on Sunday before the show.

Euclid records in Webster is my favorite record store in STL. It is not near enterprise though, about 15-20 minutes west. 

Thanks! 15-20 minutes is no problem at all. I’m not in GA, I’m 47 so shirts, posters, pins, and stickers have no meaning to me, especially standing in line for said stuff. I’ll be showing up to the enterprise center shortly before showtime. Looking forward to spending some time in other areas of St. Louis.

Euclid Records is great.   It's the store ( but not location ) that Jeff Tweedy worked at. The managers working were likely his bosses if you go.  (15-20 minutes from venue)

Record Exchange on Hampton: (15 minutes from venue)
If anyone likes digging through records... the Record Exchange on Hampton Ave is the place to go.  Literally 1,000,000+ records.  99.99% used albums.  It's in an old bank or library.

Planet Score Records in Maplewood.  It's by Schlafly Bottles and 3 other little breweries too.  Lots of food choices near by. (15 minutes from venue)

Dead Wax Records on Cherokee Street. close to an area called Soulard where there are a lot of restaurants. ( 4-5 miles from venue )