The Muny is an outdoor performing arts theater in Forest Park that has been running for over 100 years. Every summer, there are about seven shows that run for about a week and a half each that share a common thread. The productions are staged by St. Louis’s best actors/actresses, dancers and singers.
Salt and Smoke is a relaxed St. Louis-style barbecue joint. There are four locations across St. Louis – Central West End, Hampton, St. Charles and Delmar Loop. Salt and Smoke’s menu has just about everything a barbecue lover could ask for – from appetizers and salads to sandwiches, plates, and desserts. If you ever visit St. Louis, this is the number one restaurant I recommend.
The Central West End is an area in downtown St. Louis with gorgeous houses, sidewalk cafes, chic boutiques, and upscale restaurants. The Central West End is so diverse and filled with many places to explore. The perfect time to visit is for a night out, brunch, or weekend getaway. The Central West End has some of the oldest and most beautiful architecture in St. Louis. There is so much history in the area. It is clear why it is so important to the city.
Nacho Mama’s is a casual counter service and drive-thru Tex-Mex joint. Located in downtown Rock Hill, the restaurant has been serving the St. Louis community for over 20 years.
All of their dishes are delicious and affordable. They have all things Mexican – fajitas, tacos, burritos, quesadillas, salsa, and more. Nacho Mama’s also caters, so they can fill large orders. If ever in the mood for casual Mexican dinner, Nacho Mama’s is your place.