Looking for a place to watch the game with your fellow Redbirds fans? Here are a dozen options. Consider the list our own 12 in ’12.
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Where: Circle 7 Ranch
Why: It’s slick, new, and boasts good food and scenery.
Where: The Shack Pubgrub
Why: Great flat-grilled burgers, and distractions like the behemoth Shack-Wich and Sh-Bombs.
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Where: Joey B’s
Why: Wing Ding: 5 # of wings for $24, three sauces
Where: Three Sixty
Why: During home games, sit outside beside one of the fire pits, and enjoy the 3-second delay from the nearby stadium roar and what’s on the screen. During an away game, Three Sixty’s a great indoor /outdoor space. Entertaining food, too.
Where: The Outfield at Mike Shannon’s Steaks & Seafood
Why: Same thing. Game with crowd noise.
Where: Lester’s
Why: Lots of TVs. Volume controls on each table.
Where: Corner Pub & Grill
Why: The TVs are under an awning, and it’s great when the weather’s good. There are plenty of TVs inside as well.
Where: Plaza Grill and Restaurant
Why: There are TVs everywhere, and it’s generally not crowded. TVs are also visible from the dining room.
Where: The Westin’s Clark Street Bar & Grill
Why: It’s right across the street from Busch Stadium. Run across the street, and sneak inside.
Where: The Post Sports Bar & Grill
Why: Game-time specials on food and booze.
Where: The Over/Under Bar and Grill
Why: There’s an outdoor projected TV under a heated tent.
Where: Stadium Sports Bar and Grill
Why: Fifty TVs, The Stadium Challenge (the $50 Man vs Reuben), great chicken wings…and gambling in nearby Lumiere Place Casino
