Hidden Sweet Spots of St. Louis
Here's the forum for letting the symposium attendees in on all of those little-known coffee shops, restaurants and attractions you know about that make St. Louis interesting.
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Permalink Reply by Hannah Berry on -
I was heading home near St. Louis this past weekend and the person I went with got all excited over the World Chess Hall of Fame. I didn't even know that St. Louis had this, but it was right there near all the other great free attractions (like the zoo & the Science Center). http://www.worldchesshof.org/ If you are really into chess this is the place to go.
While I was in St. Louis I had to stop off at Lions Choice! Yum! Why can't they put these everywhere? The person I was with hates fast food, but I convinced him to try it after much pleading and begging (knowing how good they are). His roast beef sandwich was gone in no time. "Much better then Arbys" & "Why are they only in St. Louis" were his two reactions. YOU MUST EAT HERE!
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