Built in 1945, this mid-century modern home is a true gem. It’s an all-metal Lustron home, made of enameled steel. These prefabricated homes were one of many styles invented to house the huge wave of returning GIs after World War II. Chicago industrialist and inventor Carl Strandlund formed the Lustron Corp. to build low-maintenance, no-fuss […]
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Shocking Photos of the February 1959 Tornado That Tore Through St. Louis
Yes, this really happened. On February 10, 1959, a tornado ripped through St. Louis. It killed 21 people, injured 345 others and left jaw-dropping devastation in its path. Take a look at the aftermath in Gaslight Square and the Central West End all those years ago. All photos courtesy of the State Historical Society of […]
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The 15 Best St. Louis Fish Fry Feasts
Today is Ash Wednesday, which marks the beginning of fish fry season, and in St. Louis we take this very seriously. We look forward to this Catholic holiday almost as much as we look forward to Opening Day. There is a lot to love about this time of the year even if you’re not religious. […]
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Albert Pujols Is Selling His Massive Kansas City Mansion [PHOTOS]
On top of being one of the best players in the history of baseball, Albert Pujols also owns a gigantic (and very fancy) mansion in Missouri. But this Cardinal is now selling his nest. The recently retired baseball giant has listed his massive mansion in Leawood, just west of the Kansas/Missouri border. The one-owner house […]
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All the Mardi Gras Fun We Saw in Soulard on Saturday
Every year St. Louis turns out for Mardi Gras — and Saturday, February 10, was no exception. Surprisingly warm temperatures meant thousands turned out to dance, stroll the streets of Soulard and, of course, drink. Everywhere you looked was a sea of green, gold and purple. As bartenders poured hurricanes and beads rained down freely […]
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The Definitive List of St. Louis Dive Bars
Let other cities have their flashy clubs and mixology meccas. Here in St. Louis, we’re happy with a bar stool, good company and a stiff drink. In short: Give us a dive bar and we’re as happy as a pig in a bathtub of gin. Now, in lesser cities, the “dive” label might connote something […]
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The Mike Talayna’s Jukebox Building on Hampton Is For Sale [PHOTOS]
For those of us who would love to live inside a disco ball, the style of Mike Talayna’s Jukebox building on Hampton Avenue was heaven. Fully mirrored inside with blacklights glowing pink and purple, the inside of this restaurant-cum-nightclub was a dizzying experience — and not just because of the boatloads of alcohol they served […]
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19 St. Louis Restaurants with Ridiculously Scenic Views
Let’s face it: dining out isn’t simply about the food. The atmosphere is also a vital part of your restaurant experience. Sometimes, you’re in the mood for simplicity — but other times, you want a restaurant with a little something more, where your surroundings feel just as special as the food on your plate. And […]
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14 International Restaurants Around St. Louis You Should’ve Tried By Now
Put down the fried chicken and set aside your barbecue (just for a moment, anyway). While we love our Midwestern mainstays, it’s time to step outside of your comfort zone and try some of St. Louis’ amazing international restaurants. From Bosnian to Taiwanese and many cuisines in between, here are some of the delicious eateries […]
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Photos From the Great Flood of ’93 in St. Louis
Our cover package this week looks back on the Great Flood of ’93 in St. Louis. Dig into our coverage to see a timeline of events, to read a personal account from someone who witnessed the devastation and to learn how a local televangelist stepped up to offered free land, telethons and more. This collection […]
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These Hot and Rising Stars Are All From St. Louis
St. Louis has brought us toasted ravioli and the Arch, but it’s also brought us some talented individuals who are on their rise to fame (with a few already there). When you think about famous people from St. Louis, you may think about Nelly, John Goodman and Tina Turner, and sure, we have a list […]
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21 Classic St. Louis Delis and Sandwich Shops
St. Louis is a town of die-hard deli-goers, and everyone has a favorite spot. Dig into this collection of local delis and sandwich shops and maybe you’ll find a new spot to stuff your face. Scroll down to view images Page 1 of 2 Blues City Deli (2438 McNair Avenue, 314-773-8225) Blues City Deli is […]