St. Louis Bar and Grill

Terrible service, waitress took a long time to bring menus, drinks, check. We had to ask for refills on water and the other tables we’re cleared after people finished dining. I wouldn’t go back to a place where I had to ask for silverware! Don’t go!

We come for Raptors, Wings and a Brew!
He gets the, Hotter than Hell
I get the, Hot
Great flavour and they have spice if that’s what you’re after!
Sports pub vibe, large screen TV’s, friendly staff and speedy service.
If you’re looking for a neighborhood sports pub this is the place!

Cool location, a little more central than the others that I’ve been to, a sports bar downstairs with a sports lounge vibe upstairs. They’ve also got a nice patio upstairs on the second level which is pretty appealing in the summer months. People complain that the wings are small but at least they’re all meat and not all fat/​skin. I’m a fan of the flavours as there are quite a few options, but nothing as redundant and overdone as All Star’s or Wild Wing. St Louis really wins me with their fries. Perfectly crispy on the outside and fluffy inside, and interestingly wave-​cut. The house sauce that comes in the plastic package is also a signature that separates St Louis from the rest.

I’ve given this place a few tries but they always seem to be understaffed. Great place for wings and beers, but the wait is definitely not worth it. I’ve waited almost twenty minutes before having a waitress/​waiter even coming to the table in the beginning on a Saturday after 6.

I used to love this location but last nights visit changed my opinion entirely.
Beer was decent but server was horrible. Not attentive at all and had to ask for the bill more than once. She didn’t take as much time to chat with us or approach us in comparison to the other tables which had a bunch of guys. There was no approach and I didn’t even know her name until I got the bill. I guess she cared more about tips than how to treat a customer with equality. It’s just disappointing.

always my favorite bar to drink and catch up with friendz! Wings are especially great ! Had been here a couple times

God fucking dammit these guys need to get their sound issues sorted out for these ufc fight events upstairs in the lounge area. Very frustrating having to watch live right events with no sound half the time
:(((

St. Louis wings are always awesome. I always prefer the default honey garlic wings. It might just be the timing, because I usually go to St. Louis at late night or for basketball games, but the waiting time for food (other than wings) takes a bit of time. Also, the seats are quite cramped. That said, I tried the rib and wings combo the other day and it was still quite awesome.

Really fast service and a good portion of wings.
We were a party of two and were attended to quickly when we entered. We asked to sit on the patio but later changed our mind when the Sun changed direction. Our waitress was still helpful in getting us set up inside.

I usually head upstairs and order wings. Dry wings are very tasty especially Cajun. Go for cheesy wings if you don’t mind getting ur hands dirty. Wings comes with curly fries which can be substituted for a salad or onion rings
Parking is a headache especially on Tuesday nights (½ price wings night). Otherwise this place is pretty good

I went there for lunch on a weekday, and their steak sandwich with fries was pretty good. The flavours were right, and nothing was burnt/​overcooked (which happens sometimes at grill restaurants). The price for such a meal is about $ 16 including tax and tips.
Mysteriously I wasn’t given the napkin+fork+knife package when my food was served. I had to explicitly ask for it, which I found quite odd because I’m fairly sure it’s standard to receive this. However I forgive this oversight and won’t deduct a star (*) because the waitress was fast and response, and the food was tasty.
(* Note: My standard rating is 4 stars, not 5. Only very exceptional places earn my 5 stars.)

We came here to watch the UFC. We had fries and wings, and they did not disappoint.
We opted to sit in the upstairs area where it was less crowded, and less noisy.
The waitress was a total dummy, but her niceness kind of made up for it…
If she had an attitude, she would have received zero tip.

This was our first experience with St. Louis. My overall impression was of a chilled out sports bar. The only issue I had was with the space in this particular joint. Quite cramped up.
We were seated and attended to quickly and were promptly asked several times if everything was alright.
Wings were quite average to be honest but the veggie burger killed it for me. And yeah, I loved their signature big thick … Hmmmm … Wait for it … Fries!
Anyhoo, a fun evening!

Service was really good, the waitresses came by to check on us and refill any drinks we needed. Came here for ½ price wings on Tuesday, seated promptly and ordered quickly. Food came in a reasonable time, the only negative I dislike about this location is the seating arrangements are very cramped. Especially during the winter when everyone has giant parkas/​jackets on it’s hard to leave on the back of your chairs. I kept my jacket on the whole time and only had my purse at the back of my chair, at one point it was so cramped that when the waitress tried to squeeze between the tables/​chairs she knocked off my purse. (that is how crowded it can get). Loved the food and the service just dislike the seating arrangement.

Can’t go wrong with this bar. I have been here for couple times and foods here are very consistent.
Kinda under staffed for the size though.

Try their chicken bucket deal. $ 15.99 for a bucket of butter milk chicken and a large pint of bud with Cole slaw. Sweet deal.

Great place to go for watching sports. Lots of TVs available. But it gets a bit crowded and they try to send you upstairs but it’s a different store altogether even though probably same owner operating under a different name.
Stay downstairs if possible.

A couple of weeks ago a friend and I decided to take a walk down yonge and stop at the first place that seemed to be happening. We decided on st Louis bar and grill to dine for the evening. It was a beautiful day so we were fortunate to be able to get a patio seat. We enjoyed the lovely world cup atmosphere as well with many tv’s placed inside and outside the bar.
My friend decided to order the special of the day which was an appetizer, main and dessert all for a special price. I decided to order the same thing I ordered in the past at another st Louis. The appetizer was «bacon wrapped mac and cheese» we were super excited because really how can you go wrong with anything bacon :). They were amazing and I know next time I go there these little guys will be on my list.
As for my main I was disappointed. I order the chicken club. The last place I went to did it so well which is why I was excited to enjoy it again. This time around it was even close to what I had enjoyed in the past. For desert my friend ordered the Lindt chocolate ice cream cake. it was amazing! So tasty and full of richness.
The service of the place seemed average along with the atmosphere. Nothing really blew me away with service but being such a busy location I guess they don’t really have to. They are surround by tons and tons of condo and hundreds of residences.
All in all I will return being so close to home. its a good location to unwind after a busy workday or for a get together on the weekend.

Cheap food. Cheap beer. Eye candy service. Good. High douche bag customer factor. Bad.

St. Louis Bar and Grill is one of the few chains that I actually quite enjoy. The St Louis Bar here has an old school pub feel to it. It’s never been extremely crowded every time I’ve gone, but it’s just loud enough to enjoy a game (in particular, the Game 7 between the Raptors and Nets). The place has 2 floors and a patio in case it starts getting all claustrophobic up in there.
Ordered wings as a group and had the Garlic Dill Chicken Sandwich. The Wings are pretty good. They aren’t the largest, but they were naked wings tossed in a good amount of sauce. i had the authentic buffalo which wasn’t really spicy at all. The chicken wings were done very well and it comes with steak fries which are oddly good at scooping up that dill sauce that St. Louis is apparently famous for.
The Garlic Dill Chicken Sandwich ($ 12.99) is breaded chicken breast tossed in hot sauce. Then it’s sandwiched betwen a brioche bun with cheddar cheese, bacon, onion straws, lettuce, tomato, and garlic dill sauce. The sandwich is pretty tall so it’s a challenge to eat, but it’s an impressive sight. The chicken was a bit small but the rest of the ingredients meshed together still made for a pretty good sandwich.
Great place with a good atmosphere. Did I mention the waitresses were pretty hot? I know that’s what most of these places are trying to do, but St. Louis accomplished it. Parking here can be a pain as it can fill up rather quickly, but there are lots everywhere, especially on the weekends. Definitely would rather come here than other bars and pubs in the area.