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FOR YOUR DINING PLEASURE
Located in the historic Soulard Market area just south of downtown St. Louis, Missouri
In the shadow of the brewery
2501 S. 9TH
at
VICTOR
Bill and Brenda welcome you to join them and share a New Orleans tradition of dining in a relaxed and casual, environment, emphasizing the festive enjoyment of good food and pleasant company.
Our classic menu focuses on freshly prepared ingredients;
broiled or sautéed meats, poultry and seafood, augmented daily with an eclectic selection of international and regional recipes.
Entrees are accompanied by an array of choices
featuring colorful and appetizing side dishes
Our menu is enhanced with a wide variety
of delicious appetizers, salads, and house prepared desserts
WE OFFER
FINE WINES
COCKTAILS
DRAFT BEER
WE
ALSO FEATURE
A WIDE VARIETY
OF
NON-ALCOHOLIC
BEVERAGES
AND
SPECIALTY
COFFEES.
HOURS
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
11-2 & 5-10
Friday
11-2 & 5-11
Saturday
12-2 & 5-11
PHONE
(314) 771-2090
FAX
(314) 771-6455
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2501 S. Ninth Street, St.Louis, MO 63104
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HISTORIC SOULARD
The Soulard Web Site
History, Area Business, Restaurants, Churches, News, Information
ST. LOUIS RESTAURANT GUIDES
St. Louis
Restaurants on the Web
Dine Online
STLtoday.com
The St. Louis Online Restaurant Guide
St. Louis Restaurants by area
Hispanic Restaurant Guide
Bite of St. Louis
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COMMUNITY WEBSITES
History, Area Business, Restaurants, Churches, News, Information
Soulard
The Hill
Down Town
South Grand
St. Louis history by neighborhood
ST. LOUIS NEWS ONLINE
The Riverfront Times Online
STLtoday
The St. Louis Business Journal
ST. LOUIS VISITOR GUIDES
St. Louis Virtual Tour
STLtoday.com
St. Louis Convention & Visitors Commission
About.com Guide to St. Louis
Metropolis St Louis
Actual St. Louis
Budget St. Louis
Citysearch
HOTELS
Courtyard Saint Louis
Double Tree Club
St. Louis-Convention Center Drury Inn & Suites
Hampton Inn St. Louis - Union Station
Harley of St. Louis Hotel
Hyatt Regency St. Louis
Holiday Inn - St. Louis-Airport
Omni Majestic Hotel
Regal Riverfront
Renaissance St. Louis Hotel -- Airport
The Ritz-Carlton
BED & BREAKFAST
Lemp Mansion Bed and Breakfast
The Gables Bed and Breakfast
Lafayette House B & B
Napoleon's Retreat Bed & Breakfast
The Winter House
Lehmann House B&B
Eastlake Inn B & B
Fleur-de-Lys Inn
BOONE'S LICK TRAIL INN B & B
(St. Charles)
Geery's Bed and Breakfast
(St. Charles)
Lady B's B & B
(St. Charles)
Meramec Farm B & B
(Bourbon)
The Beall Mansion
(Alton, Illinois)
Bed & Breakfast Inns
(Southern Illinois)
Parker Garden B & B Guest House>
(East St. Louis, Illinois)
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DIRECT LINKS
St.Louis attractions on the web
Anheuser-Busch Brewery Tours
Bigfoot 4x4, Inc.
History of the original monster truck
Darkness Haunted Theme Park
Gateway International Raceway
Goldenrod Showboat Dinner Theatre
The Magic House, St. Louis Children’s Museum
Raging Rivers Waterpark
St. Louis Walk of Fame
Six Flags St. Louis
PARKS and NATURE
Eckert’s Country Store and Farms
Pick your own fruit, bakery, restaurant and gifts
Faust County Park
Restored Historical Village, carousel, Butterfly House.
Grant’s Farm
Animal shows, petting area, train ride, wildlife preserve.
Meramec Caverns
Caverns, motel campgrounds, restaurant, boat rides, canoe rentals
Mid-America Aquacenter, St. Louis Children’s Aquarium
Pet a shark
Missouri Botanical Garden
Climatron, Japanese garden, Chinese Garden the Kemper Center for Home Gardening
Purina Farms
Sophia M. Sachs Butterfly House and Education Center
St. Louis City Parks
St. Louis Zoo
Shaw Arboretum of the Missouri Botanical Garden
Wild Canid Survival & Research Center
Breeding facility for endangered wolves. Founded by Marlin Perkins in 1971
Gateway Trailnet
Biking and hiking trails and greenways in the St. Louis area.
Powder Valley Conservation Nature Center
Nature trails
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MUSEUMS
Center for American Archeology
explore the world of archeology
Cahokia Mounds State Historic Site and Interpretive Center
The largest prehistoric Indian city north of Mexico
City Museum
Children and adults, Art, science, history
DeMenil Mansion and Museum
Forum for Contemporary Art
Gateway Arch - Jefferson National Expansion Memorial
630-ft. Arch, Tram ride to the top, film, Imax theatre, museum
Historic Daniel Boone Home & Boonesfield Village
International Bowling Museum and Hall of Fame
Home of the St. Louis Cardinals Hall of Fame Museum
The Saint Louis Art Museum
St. Louis Artists’ Guild
St. Louis Car Museum & Sales
vintage autos
St. Louis Science Center
600+ exhibits, OMNIMAX Theater, planetarium, animated dinosaurs
Washington University Gallery of Art
Large permanent collection including 19th & 20th century paintings and sculpture
THEATER, ARTS and ENTERTAINMENT
The Muny in Forest Park
America’s oldest and largest outdoor musical theatre
The New Theatre
Contemporary theater
Opera Theatre of Saint Louis
Loretto-Hilton Center at Webster University
Riverport Amphitheatre
Tivoli Theatre
1924 restoration, Independent films, classic cinema series, movie memorabilia, Three screens
Unity Theatre Ensemble
27 year history of Plays, musicals and original works
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CHURCHES, EXHIBITS
Cathedral Basilica of St. Louis (New Cathedral)
Cathedral, mosaic art; museum
Christ Church Cathedral
The oldest Episcopal congregation west of the Mississippi River
Concordia Historical Institute
Museum, archives, world’s largest collection of the history of Lutheranism in America
John E. Connelly Mall, Saint Louis University
Museum of interfaith contemporary art
National Shrine of Our Lady of the Snows
Largest outdoor shrine in North America
Old Cathedral (Basilica of Saint Louis, King of France)
National monument, St. Louis’ earliest church. 164 years old, Museum, Daily mass
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