Headed to St. Louis tomorrow

[greige matter]

Every Spring the wife and I take a road trip to watch the NY Rangers play. This year is St. Louis against the Blues.

So of course I am looking for suggestions on a local cigar joint to visit.

[Bernardini]

Every Spring the wife and I take a road trip to watch the NY Rangers play. This year is St. Louis against the Blues.

So of course I am looking for suggestions on a local cigar joint to visit.

No idea about Cigar bars in St. Louis, but I suggest you find another activity in St. Louis instead of watching the Rangers play! Perhaps paint is drying somewhere in town; you could stare at that for two hours.....


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[penna stogey]

Some good BBQ joints in around the area.....

[WNYTONY]

No idea about Cigar bars in St. Louis, but I suggest you find another activity in St. Louis instead of watching the Rangers play! Perhaps paint is drying somewhere in town; you could stare at that for two hours.....


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You know, I was going to make a similar comment but then I checked the standings for where our Sabres are.......
Much better that it came from an actual Rangers fan.

Never been to St. Louis other than fly in meeting / fly out. So no help to you Steve but safe travels, hope you find a place to smoke and what the hell, hope the Rangers lose in a shootout. (Best I could do)

[greige matter]

No idea about Cigar bars in St. Louis, but I suggest you find another activity in St. Louis instead of watching the Rangers play! Perhaps paint is drying somewhere in town; you could stare at that for two hours.....


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Trip was planned long before we knew how bad they would be so this trip will be centered on good BBQ, Beer and a few good cigars.

[AlanS]

CIgar Aficianado has a free app (Where to Smoke) it lists every place in the USA
Let’s go Rangers

[Rocket Scientologist]

ooo boy, where to start?

Charles P Stanley Cigar Bar - downtown, very classy, a bit overpriced
Gran Cru Cigars - in Soulard (pronounced "soo lard") the Irish part of town, lots of pubs around, and it's byob
Hill Cigar Co - on "The Hill" the Italian part of town, lots of great Italian restaurants around, great selection, comfy lounge, also byob

For BBQ, I'd recommend Pappy's. Get there early cause they run out of food.

Also, besides the Anheuser-Busch brewery (which offers free tours, with free beer at the end), St Louis is home to a bunch of microbreweries. So if you like beer, check out 4 Hands, Schlafly, Square One, Perennial, Urban Chestnut, Civil Life, etc...

[greige matter]

CIgar Aficianado has a free app (Where to Smoke) it lists every place in the USA
Let’s go Rangers

Thanks forgot about their App. Found a place just a couple block from the hotel.

[greige matter]

ooo boy, where to start?

Charles P Stanley Cigar Bar - downtown, very classy, a bit overpriced
Gran Cru Cigars - in Soulard (pronounced "soo lard") the Irish part of town, lots of pubs around, and it's byob
Hill Cigar Co - on "The Hill" the Italian part of town, lots of great Italian restaurants around, great selection, comfy lounge, also byob

For BBQ, I'd recommend Pappy's. Get there early cause they run out of food.

Also, besides the Anheuser-Busch brewery (which offers free tours, with free beer at the end), St Louis is home to a bunch of microbreweries. So if you like beer, check out 4 Hands, Schlafly, Square One, Perennial, Urban Chestnut, Civil Life, etc...

We are staying at the Missouri Athletic Club so Charles Stanley is right up block.

Thanks for the list of microbreweries.

[droy1958]

Trip was planned long before we knew how bad they would be so this trip will be centered on good BBQ, Beer and a few good cigars.

I'd go with the BBQ and some fried catfish. Don't know shit from apple butter about hockey......