Best Dessert in Hazelwood

"And no place is more famous for frozen custard than Ted Drewes. There are two locations in the city that have been serving up sweet treats for more than 80 years. The Chippewa location is located along historic Route 66 and is open much of the year, while the South Grand Boulevard location is open from mid-May through late August."

"Tennis champion Ted Drewes Sr. opened his first frozen custard store in Florida in 1929. The business has been selling frozen custard for over 80 years and Christmas trees for over 50 years. Their menu includes malts, shakes, sundaes, floats, and ice cream sodas."

"Park Avenue serves coffee that is air-roasted in small batches to create a clean and consistent flavor. They work to buy coffee directly from the producers as well, helping to source socially conscious and environmentally friendly coffee. Park Avenue is also well known for making some of the best gooey butter cake in St. Louis, which comes in a range of flavors, from Mom’s Traditional to red velvet."

"Clementine’s knocked everyone’s socks off when they introduced St. Louis to “handcrafted small batch” ice cream, using only the finest natural ingredients. They call their ice cream Naughty and Nice because they have a selection of boozy ice creams–but their ice cream shop is totally family friendly. Their first location is amazingly TINY, so I suggest heading to their newest location in South Hampton at 4715 Mackland."

"There are so many different places to eat that you can’t go wrong with any of them, but the kids will really get a kick out of Fitz’s. This diner doubles as a root beer factory, and during business hours you all can watch the soda being made. In related news, the ice cream floats are a must."

"Their vintage bottles of craft soda can be found in grocery stores across the St. Louis area but the mammoth sized floats are served up at their restaurant in the Delmar Loop."

"There's more than just desserts served at this chocolate themed wonderland. In addition to delectable confections that will keep you coming back, Bailey's Chocolate Bar also boasts flavorful flatbreads and signature chocolate martinis for those who are 21 and older. From the delightful texture of the Salted Chocolate Moose to the deep richness of the dark chocolate Tart Noir, I guarantee you will leave with your chocolate fix fulfilled."

"Chocolate lovers won’t want to miss Baileys’ Chocolate Bar near historic Lafayette Park. The much-loved spot—located above Pop, a new champagne bar by the same owners—serves decadent desserts and martinis. The space is cozy and romantic, with marble tables and French accents that give a nod to the building’s past."

"Just arrive there starving and fill your stomach with delicious treats. And what other way to celebrate bae than to share the Lovers' Plate with her?. Just make sure you keep an eye on how much the other person is eating."

"Upon my last trip to St. Louis, I ran into this gem of a restaurant named Salt + Smoke and I would recommend everyone try this place. It was a rainy day,..."

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"Cafe Napoli has been serving St. Louis delicious Italian cuisine since 1989. It’s been family owned and operated the entire time, and you can definitely feel and taste the difference. Executive Chef Chip Bates has been recently added to the team, and he brings a delightful new array of flavors and inspiration."

"A favorite among Clayton power brokers, Napoli serves pasta and other Italian standards. Pair your meal with a glass from the extensive wine list, available on tablets. $$$, 101 Best Restaurants 2016, Best Restaurants 2018, Clayton, COVID-19 Temporary Dining Guide, Italian, Temporarily Closed"

"For many St. Louisans, this legendary place defines decorous dining. It’s a panoply of tableside presentations, genteel service, and a lavish atmosphere that’s just short of ostentatious. $$$$, 101 Best Restaurants 2016, Best Restaurants 2018, Italian"

"When it comes to fine dining in St. Louis, no one does it better than Tony's. The restaurant is famous for its service, Italian food, and an extensive wine list. Tony's has received national awards from AAA, Mobil, Conde Nast Traveler, and more."

"This elegant, understated restaurant is the ideal place to celebrate special occasions. A favorite dish is the lobster albanello served in a creamy mushroom..."

"Since they moved the Arch’s front door closer to downtown and demolished the north parking garage, you now walk by one of THE best spots to grab a family photo of the Gateway Arch: the Luther Ely Smith Square. (Unless you parked on the levee, but that’s another story.). Because it’s mislabeled as a “park” in Google Maps, you probably thought this little scrap of green space was local city park, especially when it was hemmed in by streets on all four sides."

"An array of red bricked buildings stands side by side, grim and strong against a backdrop of blue sky and green grass. Sometimes, you’ll see fighter planes soaring up above while soldiers train on the lawns below them. Steeped in history and fascinating facts, stands the Jefferson Barracks Historic Park."

"This historic park is focused on Missouri’s military and civil war history. In addition to a large park with trails 7 picnic shelters, you’ll find museums & military exhibits to explore. This is not an exhaustive list of free things to do in St. Louis."

"Though minuscule in comparison to Forest Park Forever, Lafayette Park sits on 30 beautiful lush, green acres. The park is home to three historic cannons of the Revolutionary War; the relics were lost in South Carolina harbor in 1776, but once recovered, they were donated to the park. In addition to the state of the art playground on site, kids love to climb all over the cannons."

"Lafayette Park maintains and recovers the park’s historic heritage, and increases resources for those purposes. Today, they are functioning to proceed to build regional consciousness of and support for Lafayette Park throughout the Greater St. Louis metropolitan area and further, and to enlist personnel, volunteers, and donors in assist of its mission."

"You can explore the pavilions, find all the statues, and take a walk along the lake. But really, the highlight of the park is the bridge. It's gorgeous among all the trees and it's definitely an Instagram worthy photo."

"The employees polite and do a great job.I dont go to the other burger places if I can help it.."