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Entertainment
BIG BANG
You don't have to be a rocket scientist to have a great time at the Big Bang. Two dueling piano players lead the crowd in a rock & roll sing-along show. Come join the party at the wildest place in Laclede's Landing. The Big Bang ...we've got "having fun" down to a science. Open Tuesday - Sunday until 3 a.m.
Location: 807 N. Second St. Website: http://www.thebigbangbar.com
Phone: 241-2264
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Big Muddy Blues Festival
The annual BIG MUDDY BLUES FESTIVAL takes place over Labor Day weekend and features more than 30 top national and local blues bands. Past headliners include Bobby "Blue" Bland, Henry Townsend, Mavis Staples, Johnnie Johnson, Ike Turner, David "Honeyboy" Edwards, Fontella Bass, Oliver Sain, Hubert Sumlin, Shemekia Copeland, Little Milton, and Alvin Youngblood Hart. As always, the Big Muddy Blues Festival is FREE and open to all ages.
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CARRIAGE RIDES
Horse-drawn carriages offer leisurely, unobstructed views of many downtown sights after dark. Look for them on the riverfront, at downtown hotels, and at First & Morgan streets on Laclede's Landing.
St. Louis Carriage Company Carriages roll nightly after 4 p.m. (314) 621-3334
Brookdale Farms Carriages available nightly after 5 p.m. (636) 938-1005
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CLUB BUCA
Laclede's Landing's nicest multi-level nightclub, featuring Club Buca and Club Buca's Patio. Buca is St. Louis' hottest night spot and a great place to "see and be seen," Thursday - Saturday. Be sure to check out our newest addition, Joey B's on the Landing, to fulfill that late night appetite.
Location: 707 Clamorgan Alley Website: http://www.club-buca.com
Phone: 231-BUCA
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DRUNKEN FISH
A little bit about the drunken fish… - The drunken fish sushi restaurant and lounge was created in May of 2003.
- The concept is simple. Create an era in Japanese Cuisine with an ambience to match.
- The drunken fish offers over 30 original drinks and 10 inventive signature makimonos.
The drunken fish offer an extensive Japanese fare with award winning sushi. Also, local and out of town d.j.’s spin the latest craze in house, progressive, and techno every weekend, and karaoke at a three locations. The drunken fish has set its anchor on St. Louis’ three prominent locations…Laclede’s Landing, Westport Plaza, and Central West End. The Drunken Fish (Laclede’s Landing) is located in the Historic Laclede’s Landing district of downtown St. Louis. This location is next to the Metro Link and within walking distance of the Gateway Arch, the Edwards Jones Dome, new Busch Stadium, convention center, new Pinnacle Casino, and many downtown hotels.
Hours: The drunken fish is open daily for lunch, dinner, with live entertainment every evening in the lounge.
Location: 612 N. Second St. Website: http://www.drunken-fish.com
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HANNEGAN'S RESTAURANT & PUB
Built as a replica of the U.S. Senate Dining Room, Hannegan's richly appointed decor captures all the memories of the 1940s political scene. An extensive menu offers a wide range of creative American cuisine. Lunch and dinner served with seasonal outdoor dining. Hannegan's specializes in tour groups, rehearsal dinners and business meetings. St. Louis' finest jazz bands are featured on weekends. All major credit cards accepted.
Location: 719 N. Second St. Website: http://www.hannegansrestaurant.com
Phone: 241-8877
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LAUGHS ON THE LANDING
The name says it all! Laughs on the Landing features St. Louis' best improv and other comedy forms in a fun and casual atmosphere. Interactive improv shows featuring the Men and Women of the Danger League are featured every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday night, while St. Louis' funniest up-and-coming stand-up comedians take the stage every Wednesday. Take in a show or just relax at our comfortable and stylish bar, where there's never a cover and drink specials are offered nightly. Also perfect for Bachelor and Bachelorette parties, happy hours, fundraisers, and private parties! Open Wednesday through Sunday.
Location: 801 N. Second St. Website: http://www.laughsonthelanding.com
Phone: 241-5233
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MISSISSIPPI NIGHTS
St. Louis' longest-running -- and one of the best -- nightclubs and live music venues! Mississippi Nights is a great place to see a concert and the 1,000-capacity venue has played host to some of the biggest names in rock 'n' roll, as well as punk, funk, and folk.
Hours: call for show times
Location: 914 N. First Street Website: http://www.mississippinights.com
Phone: 421-3853
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MORGAN STREET BREWERY
St. Louis' newest brew-pub catering to friends and family, featuring fresh, handcrafted beers and an excellent variety of foods served seven days a week including a late night menu on weekends. Enjoy an open and relaxed atmosphere in the oldest building on Laclede's Landing or cafe-style dining on those perfect St. Louis days. Our second floor boasts six regulation size pool tables. Brewery tours, banquet facility and souvenirs available. Closed Monday.
Location: 721 N. Second St. Website: http://www.morganstreetbrewery.com/
Phone: 231-9970
Additional Info: "90 Minutes Free Parking" participant
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PRESIDENT CASINO Laclede's Landing
St. Louis' only downtown casino. Free downtown hotel shuttle. Free parking. MetroLink stop at Laclede's Landing. Pennies to $5 slots, popular table games/poker. Two restaurants. Buffet. Galaxy Room provides live entertainment and banquet events as well as an out-of-this-world view of the St. Louis riverfront.
Location: On the riverfront Website: http://www.presidentcasino.com/stlouis/
Phone: 1-800-772-3647 or 314-622-1111
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ROYAL DUMPE DINNER THEATRE
Come join King Henry VIII and all of his lovely serving wenches at the longest running show in St. Louis. The Royal Dumpe is truly all the fun you'll allow yourself, combining 16th century vaudeville, musical comedy, and audience participation. Call for show times and reservations. Royal Dumpe is also available for private parties and receptions.
Location: 809 N. Second St. Website: http://www.royaldumpe.com
Phone: 621-5800
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SCHOOL STREET STATION BISTRO
A spectacular view of the historic Eads Bridge with real Chicago-style pizza, specialty coffees, ice cream, fresh-baked pastries, candy, salads, sandwiches, and Jamie's homemade cookies await you at School Street Station Bistro. Like any top bistro, we have a wonderful collection of specialty beers, wines, cheesecakes, and snacks. Enjoy our food and drink while you listen to top local music talent specializing in acoustic rock on Saturday nights. And if you have the courage, join us on Fridays for our open "mic" nights! Enjoy more live music on Saturday nights!
Location: 707 North First Street Website: http://www.schoolstreetstation.com
Phone: 241-2323
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Tigin Irish Pub
Tigin is a Gaelic word meaning small cottage. Inspired by the environment of the Irish Cottage and its essential hearth, we've created something special encompassing both modern amenities and traditional values - a place for the traveler to find comfort.
Tigin is no novel invention. We're merely following a proud tradition that stems from laws that have governed Irish hospitality for five hundred years. Ancient Irish law dictated hosts had to provide food, drink, a warm bed if possible and entertainment.
Friendliness, humor, hospitality, fine Irish food and drink: all these combine to create the Tigin Irish Pub experience. When you want to meet friends to share good conversation, good food and good drink, Tigin Irish Pub is your place.
Hours: 11:30 a.m. (opening can vary due to European sports schedule) to 3 a.m. Monday-Sunday
Location: 333 Washington Ave. Email: stlouis@tiginirishpub.com
Website: http://www.tiginirishpub.com/stl/
Phone: 314.241.8666
Fax: 314.241.1722
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WAX MUSEUM
More than 180 authentically costumed wax figures from London (monsters of the silver screen, presidents, medieval tortures, movie stars, royalty, world leaders, religion). Open Friday and Saturday only, noon - 6 p.m.
Location: 720 N. Second Street Phone: 241-1155
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Xes Lounge and Bar
Xes is located behind the drunken fish restaurant and lounge on the Laclede’s Landing, and across from the Switzer Building.
Xes is an “Ultra Lounge” specializing in exotic martinis, drinks, and libations.
Local and out of town D.J.’s spinning Wednesday through Sunday from 8pm – 3am.
Contemporary décor with separate lounge and VIP seating.
23 and up for men and 21 and up for women.
Upscale dress required
Location: 612 N. Second Street Phone: 314-588-1010
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