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This itinerary is crafted for foodies and wine enthusiasts eager to explore St. Louis's rich culinary landscape, from historic breweries and authentic Italian eateries to award-winning BBQ and vibrant international flavors. Discover the city's unique tastes and charming districts over two unforgettable days.
Soulard Farmers Market, Anheuser-Busch Brewery and 3 more
See the daySouth Grand Boulevard (Neighborhood), Pappy's Smokehouse and 3 more
See the dayOpening hours, prices and routes can change, so check the details before you set off.
Start your culinary adventure by exploring one of the oldest public markets in the Midwest, brimming with fresh produce, baked goods, and local specialties.
Arrive early for the best selection and to experience the bustling morning atmosphere; parking can be challenging on busy market days.
Delve into the history of American brewing with a tour of this iconic brewery, culminating in complimentary beer samples.
Book tours in advance, especially on weekends; free parking is available on site, and some tours are family-friendly.
Indulge in authentic Italian-American cuisine for lunch at one of the many renowned family-owned restaurants in St. Louis's historic Italian neighborhood.
Many restaurants are closed on Mondays; take time to explore the charming streets and bocce courts after your meal.
Experience a sophisticated wine tasting in the vibrant Central West End, featuring a diverse selection of global and local wines paired with small plates.
Consider making a reservation for a table, especially on weekends; located within walking distance of other shops and galleries.
Conclude your day with a memorable dinner at one of the Central West End's acclaimed restaurants, offering diverse culinary styles in an elegant setting.
Dress code may apply at some establishments; street parking can be limited, so consider ride-sharing or public transit.
Start your day with a diverse international brunch, exploring a wide array of culinary options from Middle Eastern to Vietnamese in a lively district.
Parking is mostly street parking; many restaurants offer outdoor patio seating when the weather permits.
Savor St. Louis's famous slow-smoked Memphis-style BBQ, known for its tender ribs, pulled pork, and flavorful sides.
Arrive before peak lunch hours to avoid long lines, as they often sell out of popular items; takeout is also an option.
Immerse yourself in an urban winery experience, sampling a variety of wines crafted on-site, often accompanied by live entertainment.
Check their event schedule for live music or special tastings; reservations are recommended for dinner or shows.
Discover a curated selection of gourmet foods, fine wines, and craft beers at this specialty market, perfect for finding unique local treats or gifts.
Great for picking up picnic supplies or specialty ingredients; check their website for information on tasting events.
Enjoy an elegant dinner amidst the stunning Victorian architecture of one of St. Louis's oldest and most picturesque neighborhoods.
Many restaurants offer outdoor patio seating; consider a stroll around Lafayette Park before or after dinner to admire the historic homes.
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