Affordable Cuisine

You can enjoy all St. Louis has to offer in food regardless of your budget or what your taste buds desire. Listed below are some of the restaurants that St. Louis has to offer:

 

·        Dave and Busters: Dave & Busters is a national chain of restaurant/bar/entertainment establishments. It’s a great place for an adult’s only good time or fun for the entire family. The food served at Dave & Busters is a wide variety of all American cuisine. Dave & Busters is located off the Earth City Expressway near the Harrah’s Casino. Prices begin at $3 and go up to $20 on individual items.

·        Chevy’s Fresh Mex: With 6 locations in the St. Louis area your craving for good Tex Mex can always be satisfied. They make their salsa, guacamole, and tortilla’s fresh every day and their tamales are a mush have. Be sure to order yourself one of Chevy’s specialty margaritas. Food starts at $5 and goes up to $14 for individual menu items.

·        Joanie’s Pizzeria: Located in the Soulard area of St. Louis, this pizzeria offers appetizers, salads, soups, sandwiches, pastas, calzones, as well as their famous pizza. Joanie’s is a great choice for families. Prices start at $2 and go up to $19.

·        Caleco’s: Located in the heart of downtown St. Louis, Caleco’s is a wonderful place to get a meal after a ballgame, while shopping, or while exploring the downtown. Caleco’s offers a menu packed with appetizers, steaks, pastas, pizza, desserts, as well as a kids menu. Try their toasted ravioli; it’s some of the best in town. All menu items are priced from $3.99 to $19.99

·        Hard Rock Café: Located downtown at Union Station, the Hard Rock Café is a good choice for either a family meal or a night out with friends. The atmosphere is full of fun and excitement and the menu isn’t too shabby either. Menu items start at $5 and go up in price to $22.

·        St. Louis Fish Market: The St. Louis Fish Market is located in the always happening Laclede’s Landing area. This restaurant has a full sushi menu as well as a regular dining menu offering the likes of lobster, crab, and fresh fish. Menu items are priced from $2 to $48.

·        Big V’s Burgers: You haven’t had a burger until you’ve tried one from Big V’’s. Located in the Loop section of St. Louis, Big V’s offers specialty burgers as well as hot dogs, chili dogs, tuna melts, and onion rings. Prices begin at $1 and go up to $5.75 for individual items.

·        Imo’s Pizza: A St. Louis tradition, Imo’s pizza comes in pieces cut into squares instead of triangles. With over 30 locations in St. Louis there is always an Imo’s close by. Imo’s offers pizza, salads, sandwiches, toasted ravioli, and pastas. Prices start at $4 and go up to $22.

·        Rigazzi’s Restaurant: Rigazzi’s located in the historic “Hill” neighborhood of St. Louis. Rigazzi’s has been serving up traditional Italian food since the 50’s. Rigazzi’s features a large menu with appetizers, sandwiches, pastas, burgers, and pizza. Menu prices begin at $5.50 and go up to $19.

·        Ted Drews: Ted Drews custard is another tasty tradition in St. Louis. There are two St. Louis area locations Ted Drews serves up signature concreates, sundaes, shakes, cones, ice cream sodas, floats, and smoothies. Prices start at $2.40 and go up to $5.60.