St. Louis Bar and Grill

Love the apps. platter great for sharing and sampling
Service is average. Wings are great we love the branded dill sauce! I think it’s one of things that keep us coming!

Absolutely terrible service the all you can eat deal was total bullshit they gave us 1 pound to start and then starting serving us 4 wings at time every 20 minutes for what they called another round… Never come here

I’ve been to lots of St Louis but this one sucks the manager is a jerk my BF found a hair in his wings and this jerk manager would not replace his wings. Also he was rude and completely against gay people. This Danforth St Louis HATES GAY PEOPLE! …

Great chicken wings! Even better Half Price Wing Night! I like their Frank’s dry rub. No messy, great to dip on their St. Louis sauce. Their hot water machine never work though, so no hot coffee or tea.

Staff are great! I love this location as it is walking distance to my house. The food is generally good. Wings are not as juicy as other locations, but they are NOT bad either (I have had worst). I have not tried the ribs here, so that would be another review.

Poor service, I felt as if the managers could have help the servers and bartenders out just a little bit more. Instead of just awkwardly hovering around. The woman’s washroom was covered in spiderwebs and potato bugs. Ew. With all the hovering they do you would think that someone would find som time to hover over and take a look at the costumers washroom. The food was some what edible after the first beer and in classic bar fashion the food was way to salty. God damn chains.

This is was stop #4, right after Eton’s, on the Danforth Social Meetup’s 2^nd Danforth pubcrawl. What a contrast!
No live music, no friendly vibe, no patrons there just to have fun and are long since over themselves, no Walter to greet us and tell us about future dates.
I felt like we needed to hit up at least one very «chain» place and that is exactly what this is. Lots of screens, lots of sports, lots of the typical beer.
I felt like the staff were fine – saw no issue with the customer service. A bouncer had to cut off one of our members but I never got the full story as to what was said to who.
The thing that did strike me was that it seems like there was a bad vibe here towards us. It was mostly younger guys and groups of younger people but it felt like we crashed a party we were not invited to. But this is a boring chain pub – aren’t only the little independent dives allowed to act as club houses?
We didn’t stick around for long. Can’t recommend it although it is totally fine for wings and safe beers if you need somewhere to go to watch the game.

I wanted to love this St. Louis location since it’s so close to my house, but it’s just not going to happen. While the service was great in terms of the employees, the speed of service was seriously lacking.
I came in on a Friday evening at about 7pm and there were only 2 waitresses working the floor. The place was considerably full. The tables in the back were all full and there were only a couple tables in the front and a couple of seats at the bar that were empty. The waitresses that were on duty were very friendly and very helpful, but all their efforts weren’t enough to keep up with a full restaurant.
Just to give you an idea of wait times, my friend and I were seated at a table 4 steps from the bar where they grab our drinks. We waited about 10 minutes for our glasses of water to be delivered to our table (at one point, I was just tempted to get it myself because I was so thirsty). Our app took 20 minutes to get delivered and our wings and fries (don’t think it takes that long to cook wings and fries) were delivered another 20 minutes after that. The food was mediocre. The wings that I had at the City Place location were much juicier. These ones were pretty dry.
As much as I’d love to score this place solely on customer service, I just can’t. The servers were super friendly and they were doing everything that they could to help everyone out, but I think they were just very understaffed on the floor and in the kitchen.

Not a bad bar but certainly not great and can’t really compete with their Davisville/​Yonge & Eg location.
In a neighbourhood strip of small independent shops, restaurants, and bars, as strange as it sounds, it can be refreshing to have something mainstream to go to every once and awhile.
I find the service to be quite good but the food to be blah at best but admittedly that doesn’t keep me from staying away. They do have some decent specials each night so for an evening of beers and some wings, it’s not a bad choice.
It’s unfortunate there isn’t much of a patio area — I wonder if all the empty space along Logan was meant to be a designated outdoor area.
Anyway, wouldn’t make this a destination place, rather if you want something simple and expected, then it’s alright and. they accommodate kids which is good for us parents that want to have a few beers without worrying about keeping the kids settled.

Love having one close to me, don’t love the service that night. The 3 I gave is very respectable though.
Came here after a softball game to grab some dins and check out the Jays game (how did we lose in 17 innings?) Now the service was up to par but my friend’s girlfriend is lactose and ordered the fish tacos and asked for no mayo… she got mayo… and waited 20 – 25 mins for her food after she had to bring it back. We all finished our food before she got hers BUT they did save it by paying for her dinner… good call for sure That was the only problem unfortunately it was a noticable one.
I’ve been here a few times and will come back. I like this place and I think the set up is awesome especially for a summer pint… yum

Absolutely the worst restaurant on the Danforth. We had a great server, but the manager is ridiculous. The food is so bad it’s inedible. The chicken was frozen with fake grill marks. My kid ate about 2 bites of her fake boneless chicken wings, and threw up half an hour later. I had some sort of weird club house sandwich that had processed cheddar cheese (?), more of the fake chicken — that was raw, greasy bacon and massive big globs of mayo. Disgusting. When we complained to the manager about my daughters food (not only did it not taste good, it looked a bit off color), he just shrugged. Bizarre. Never again.

** my review was in limbo in another location so moved it where it should be
This location has just opened where the Swiss Chalet used to be at Danforth and Carlaw. They have done a semi reno, blowing out the kitchen area replaced with a bar. The table and chairs, some art work, and design are somewhat a recycled version of what was there. I‘m surprised that a place that has only just opened in the last two weeks is not that clean. The dust on the retractable doors is an eyesore, the floors are mucked up and it‘s not even winter, the bathrooms were not fresh and the pictures on the wall already have spot stains.
On to food. We were the only table being that it was 4pm. We ordered 3 Large Wings, mild, medium and hot&honey. We asked the server how hot was the medium compared to mild, she said that there was no difference in heat that the mild compared to medium was in the amount of sauce. Never heard that one before.
She was great to the kids and very friendly, but who has given her the cue to wear a skirt so short that as she walked by you could actually see her underwear.
The large orders consists of about 16 wings and comes with fries (big chunky crinkle frozen jobs), and their signature dip (dill mayo sour cream mix). I don‘t really like the sterile packages it comes in feels a bit cafeteria instead of pub.
We really just couldn‘t understand how the wings arrived luke warm! We were the only table and they should have been piping hot to handle. They were overcooked dry, except for the hot and honey which were saucy and I think masked the dry bits.
I’m going out on a limb here but I think this franchise restaurant is commissary style. Those were not fresh cooked in the least. Another funny thing you get about 10 fries with each large order thrown on top of the wings. Not that you need a tonne of fries but you would assume large wings, large fries.
This neighbourhood is family all over it and I don’t think a dirty pub with big screen TV’s badly cooked over priced wings and sexy servers is going to cut rug. Good luck to them, but I will not be back.
1 star for our server who worked hard and one star for the company I was with.
3 large orders of wings w/​fries
4 Beers
Jug of Pop $ 94.62 + 15 tip.
That was 4 tweens and 2 adults

I normally have mediocre experience at this chain of restaurants but in a new part of the city when I’m really hungry mediocre is better than unknown. This location fell short on all counts, maybe my standards have gone up or their standards have slipped.
The service was slow, forgetful and obviously confused. We were told to sit wherever we chose and then no server was seen for the next 20 minutes, this forgetful service continued throughout the night.
The food was even more mediocre than I remember, the wings at this location were extremely small, overcooked and oversalted; to put the size in perspective I normally can’t finish 1.5lbs of wings at any other restaurant but here I went through 2lbs with no problem. The fries stood out however as a good point on the night. The drinks we ordered were less than expertly mixed and left a lot to be desired. Overall to eat and drink here for two it cost upwards of $ 60 and at that price range it could not compete with many wing/​bar spots in Toronto.

This is a great place to take the kids after school for a munch! The staff and menu are quite kid friendly.
We always enjoy our time here.

This place is a typical chain bar for beer, wings, ribs and other grub, although it makes an effort to be more than that.
The food is fairly predictable, but it’s not terrible. I tend to stick with the wings when I go here to have a few drinks with friends and watch whatever game is on TV.
In addition to beer and wings, it’s got the other necessary elements of a sports bar: cute waitresses and plenty of big-​screen TVs.
If the game on TV is a washout (see: Maple Leafs) at least you can find entertainment in drunken buffoons striking out with the servers.

don’t bother coming here for the following reasons we experienced
— long waits to be served it wasn’t that busy
— single order of 2lb wings, we were charged for 2 orders
— there were no ketchup bottles on any of the empty tables, we asked for ketchup, waitress comes back with ONE take out packet of ketchup
— very little salsa came with the nachos we asked for more and was charged extra without being told when we asked.

Came in at the end of the night for some poutine and beer. Both were not bad but really, the poutine would not have been as enjoyable had we not been drinking I’d expect.
Service was alright. They were not thrilled to have people walk in just before close though it seemed. Oh well.
The place itself was super funky — and not in a good way. Lots of douch-​baggy guys up front with way too much cheap cologne on. No air flow whatsoever… seriously… it’s summer! If you are going to cheap out and not use air conditioning, at least make sure you have the windows and doors open and invest in some fans!
I can’t imagine coming back here — and really the only reason that I did this time was that my drunk friend was INSANE for a poutine and it was the only place around that made them and whose kitchen was still open.

Tits are big, and the 2 pint pitcher of molson for $ 7 is nice (only goes until Canada day though).
Other than that there isn’t much good to say about this place, and there are many places that cheap beer and tits can be found.
Just an Average chain bar really, I had 2 different kinds of wings with my dad, the Cajun and the buffalo. Both were extremely salty and I had a stomachache after about 4 wings, the 2 pints of beer didn’t help either. Although I do admit that the sauce of the wings had good flavor but it was way too salty.
The service was pretty bad, our waitress kept on not caring that our (beer for fucks sake!)glasses were empty and constantly forgot stuff we asked for. She was nice at least, it would have been really bad if she was a bitch as well. I have never seen any other type of service in a liquor serving establishment other than constant hounding of «do you want more alcohol to drink?» this was pretty unbelievable.
There are tons of better bars on the danforth so other than some of their beer deals at st. Louis there really isn’t any reason to come here.

All hail the return of fantastic customer service. *3.5 stars
Not so long ago, I had a hard ban on a single St Louis location and then extended it to the chain after terrible visit at a second location, however, desperate times call for desperate measures: when my first though eighth venues for UFC 129 viewing fell through, I found myself breaking my own rules at the Danforth location.
The bar was much nicer than the other franchise locations: good use of a small space and plenty of big, bright TVs.
The staff, including the manager, were on their game even though the place was packed. From never letting a beer glass empty, to actually pouring our beer because we were «busy watching the fight», I was astounded.
To be fair, because it was a big UFC event, I’m sure that the bar had their A-​staff working and there was definitely some hired scenery as well, so I can’t guarantee that the next visit will be the same.
Food and beverage selection was solid as well. 10’ish beers on tap, though slightly expensive, and a big menu with really tasty wings (smoked BBQ heat).
On the note of expensive beer, after responding to the manager that we switched from brand A to brand B because A was overpriced, he invited us back this week for some freebies courtesy of brand A’s sales rep. I know that doesn’t fix the problem, but it certainly has me thinking that I should be a regular customer.
Well-​played St Louis.