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Attractions
Gateway
Arch
Ride in a little egg to the top!
See animatronic Native Americans in the
museum!
Anheuser-Busch
Brewery
Great tour and free beer
Grant's
Farm
Beware of the goats - they will chew on your shorts
St.
Louis Zoo
One of the nation's best and free!
Six
Flags St. Louis
Laclede's
Landing
Cobblestone streets can be treacherous when you're drunk
Gateway
Arch Riverboat Cruises
Missouri
Botanical Garden
Love that koi pond
Serra
Sculpture
It's ugly
St. Louis
Art Museum
National
Bowling Hall of Fame
Forest
Park
Union
Station
No trains, just shopping - and fudge entertainment
Cahokia
Mounds
Dioramas and dirt piles
Events
Fair
St. Louis
It's about Busch, brats, Boeing, and big bangs
St.
Louis Book Festival
Come meet the St. Lou Haiku Authors here
Gypsy
Caravan
Annual mega flea market
Places
to work
Boeing
Anheuser
Busch
Monsanto
Food
Ted
Drewes Frozen Custard
Home of the famous concrete
Riddles
Penultimate Cafe and Wine Bar
One of the area's best and funkiest restaurants
Tony's
Where St. Louis couples go on their anniversaries
Casa
Gallardo
Toasted
Ravioli Recipe
Make your own deep-fried love nuggets
Schnuck's
A supermarket chain that isn't afraid of the
Yiddish connotations of
its name
Dierberg's
Cardwell's
Trendy, fancy food
Crown
Candy Kitchen
A slice of Americana remains in burned-out
North St. Louis. Great
malts!
Parkmoor
- RIP
Funky retro diner fell so we could have yet another Walgreen's
Noah's
Ark - RIP
Favorite 70s childhood restaurant, still standing, but not seaworthy
The
Old Spaghetti Factory
Pasta
House
Grone's
Cafeteria - RIP
Now where do the seniors eat?
Crab
Rangoon Recipe
We can't find this outside of St. Louis and we miss it.
Bevo
Mill
Imo's
Pizza
Thin crust, cut into square slices, orange provel cheese. Nirvana.
Chuck-a-Burger
They still do curb service
Balaban's
Fritz's
Frozen Custard
Some think this North County place beats Ted Drewes
Sports
St.
Louis Cardinals
World Series 2004 Bound!
St.
Louis Rams
St.
Louis Blues
Arizona
Cardinals
In case anyone still cares - they are still losers
Transportation
Lambert
International Airport
Metrolink
Neighborhoods
Ladue
Where the rich folks live
North
County
Where the rich folks don't live
Baden
The
Hill
All the best Italian restaurants are here
University
City Loop
Funky neighborhood for cafes, shopping, nightlife, Walk of Fame
St.
Charles
Grand
South Grand
Entertainment
The Muny
Summer theater in the park - with free seats
Mississippi
Nights
Cicero's
Blueberry
Hill
Great burgers, collection of kitsch, and live music
UMB
Bank Pavilion
We liked it better when it was
called Riverport
(or, colloquially, "Rip-off-port")
Fox
Theater
Wehrenberg
Theaters
Ba buh ba ba buh ba buh ba buh buh baaa
Wrestling
at the Chase - RIP
Low class wrestling in a high class hotel ballroom
Newspapers
and Radio
The St.
Louis Post Dispatch
The
Riverfront Times
K-SHE 95
Real Rock Radio
Colleges
UMSL
Distinguished alums include Mary Ladd
Florissant
Valley Community College
Personalities
Sacajawea
Bob
Costas
Once on KMOX, he made fun of 13-year-old
Julie Wiskirchen's poem
for Rowdy Roddy Piper
Vincent
Price
Nelly
It's getting hot in here. So take off all your clothes.
Dick
Gephardt
Raja
the Elephant
Don
Brown
Becky,
Queen of Carpets
What ever happened to Wanda, Princess of Tile?
Jerry
Berger
He elevated the language of gossip - Enjoy your retirement, Jerry.
Mel
Carnahan - RIP
Even dead, he beat John Ashcroft
Mark
Twain
Ozzie
Smith
Kurt
Warner
He may have been born again as a Giant,
but lest we forget, he won us a Superbowl!
Shopping
Plaza
Frontenac
Saleswomen never acknowledge us when we try to shop here
Westfield
ShoppingTown Northwest
Westport
Plaza
Record
Exchange
Vintage
Vinyl
Hullabaloo
Vintage clothing wholesaler
Left
Bank Books
The area's premiere independent bookstore
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