Best Shopping Malls, Outlet and Places in Hazelwood Area

"A drunkard is a person who drinks alcohol in excess and that is what the French word ‘soulard’ translates into. Ironically, the Soulard Weekend Market is far from being a gathering of drunks, on the contrary the weekend market is comprised of men and women dedicated to growing fresh, delicious produce in the most organic manner possible and selling their wares to those who crave nat...Read more"

"Go to the farmers market during the day to pick up some fresh produce so you two can make dinner together. You can even sneak off and buy her flowers to surprise her with. It's not always about going to the fanciest restaurants or spending a ton of money on experiences."

"Anheuser-Busch Brewery is in Soulard, which has a year round farmers market. The Soulard Farmers Market started in 1779. There is plenty to buy, of course, but you can just walk around the market, see flowers and local produce and score a few samples."

"Loaded with a fully-fledged line-up of eating and drinking establishments, the area’s got it all. There’s the Al-tarboush deli, touting cumin-scented staples from the Middle East. There’s Blueprint Coffee, with their artisan brews."

"City Foundry STL is a place in the core of the city to get together, eat, work and play. It is a new place to build a society. Approximately 100 years ago, the Century Electric company bought the Midtown St. Louis belongings now recognized as City Foundry STL. At the moment, Midtown used to be an output hub for the city, thanks to its familiarity with the Wabash Railroad line, which cuts across the City Foundry STL Belongings."

"South County Center is the shopping destination in South St. Louis County. With something for the entire family, South County Center has many restaurants, department stores and specialty shops."

"Grand Slam Market Place is knowingly placed in the North County section just minutes from the Airport, Downtown, or Illinois forming your shopping experience easy and handy. If you are looking for the unique or the average, the exotic or the worldly, household goods or furniture, gift items, or individual items you will find them at the Grand Slam Market Place. Shop rain or shine at St. Louis’ only indoor climate-controlled flea marketplace."

"The flavors are plentiful, unique, and, most importantly, they never skimp on the syrup so the ices are always tasty.My onl..."

"Even if you don't have a green thumb, this place is worth visiting. Explore the flower studio/greenhouse and maybe pick out a plant baby for the two of you to take care of!. Even if you can't decide on a plant to buy, it's nice to browse and ask questions about how to stop killing off plants."

"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."

"Dating back to 1914, the Cathedral Basilica of St. Louis is a very popular attraction offering history, architecture and a range of fascinating sights. When you come to this cathedral you can take in sights such as the stainless steel sculpture known as Angel of Harmony, the crypts and even a museum focusing on the mosaics in the church. There is plenty to explore at this cathedral, which has helped to make it a popular choice amongst visitors to the area."

"You can’t miss seeing the oldest building in St. Louis, the Old Cathedral is practically at the foot of the Gateway Arch. The land was dedicated in 1764, although construction did not begin until 1831. “Big White Gloves, Big Four Wheels,” Jim Dine’s nod to Pinocchio greets visitors to CityGarden, located a couple of blocks from the Gateway Arch."

"Consecrated in 1926, the mosaics depicting the life of Saint Louis were completed in 1930 in the Cathedral’s narthex. Work on mosaics elsewhere in the Cathedral was not completed until 1988. In 1997, the Cathedral was designated as a Cathedral Basilica by Pope John Paul II, who visited it in 1999."

"The undisputed icon of St. Louis is the Gateway Arch, standing a whopping 192 meters high on the Missouri edge of the Mississippi River banks. Built during the early 60s, the great monument hails in as the largest archway on the planet, and certainly one of the most awesome architectural come engineering feats in the United States. It’s intended to pay homage to the frontiersmen and women who adventured out westwards to discover the Great Plains, the Rockies and eventually California, while other commentators have pointed out how the ambitious design mimics the fearless American spirit and the go-getter attitude of the Midwest."

"Every quiz has one question that is a true “gimme” and this is the one. By law, it’s the tallest structure in St. Louis and defines the skyline as one of the nation’s most-recognized landmarks. Designed by architect Eero Saarinen, this National Park Service-operated attraction is a monument to President Thomas Jefferson and his vision of a United States that stretched across the continent."

"Don’t miss a visit to the world’s largest arch, located steps from the hotel. Reaching 630 feet, the Gateway Arch is the tallest man-made monument in the West, with a unique observation deck accessible by internal tram."

"The downtown St. Louis green space didn’t have much going on until its recent makeover. Now it boasts a colorful playground, two water features, and free weekly Sunrise Yoga classes. There are also evening boot camps and family friendly days with storytelling and lawn games."

"An oldie but goodie, Kiener Plaza is a great spot for a family photo. You’ll get the Arch AND the Old Courthouse. It’s also been spiffed up lately with a nice new tile plaza and a playground for kids."

"It’s impossible to see everything there is to see inside Venice Café in just one visit. Every surface in this Benton Park mainstay is covered in tiles, toys, and other colorful knickknacks. The bar is known for its funky décor, super casual atmosphere, over-the-top patio, and live music, which includes open mic night every Monday and blues music on Tuesdays."

"It's nothing like you've seen before with bright colored mosaics and folk art that covers all the walls. There are fairy lights, lanterns and license plates hanging from the ceiling. No two tables are the same!"

"If you’re looking for the most fun things to do in St. Louis, Missouri, then the city’s Venice Café might be just right up your alley."

"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."

"For more than 25 years, CBGB has been a favorite dive bar for the South City crowd. Don't just take our word for it – one year, Thrillist named it one of the best dive bars in America. After all, it's hard not to love a dark, almost dingy bar with $1.50 bottles of Stag, cheap (and gigantic) gin buckets, live music (including the occasional punk show) and friendly bartenders."