Brewhouse Historical Sports Bar
Nestled right along Route 66 in the heart of St. Louis, Brewhouse Historical Sports Bar is a must-visit for hungry road trippers and sports enthusiasts alike. With its rich décor displaying local history and legendary sports memorabilia, this vibrant spot offers a warm, inviting atmosphere perfect for relaxing after a day on the road. Savor delicious craft brews and hearty American fare while soaking in the camaraderie of fellow travelers, all just steps from the iconic Gateway Arch. It's the ideal pit stop to refuel and experience the spirit of the Mother Road!
Renae Price
3 months ago"While staying at the Hyatt Regency I ate at the Brewhouse Historical Sportsbar twice. It was conveniently located near the elevator. I had dinner here my first night and a breakfast one morning. The staff is very friendly in the atmosphere is nice. The menu is very limited, but it is a bar, so... On the first night I had chicken pot pie. It didn't expect the way it came out was pot pie filling in a bowl and the crust on the side, but I absolutely loved this arrangement. It was very good. For breakfast, I had eggs, sausage and crispy potatoes. The service was very good as well as the food. If you are staying at this hoteland don't want to leave for food, this is a very good and reasonably priced option. I would recommend it."
Troy Craig
10 months ago"Dropped in here while on vacation, and the food came out fast! Was very good as well but the soda tasted a bit off. The waitress was super nice and was very fast!! Not a bad spot but we never got silverware or napkins but everything was good as you wouldn't need with a sandwich."
Yvette Leonard
a year ago"We ended up here for dinner because it was late and pretty cold out. We sat for about 10 minutes before we were even greeted by anyone. It wasn’t very busy but I have a feeling they were short staffed. Our waiter emerged from the kitchen with food for a table of 8 and acknowledged us. After that the service was fantastic. Very friendly and attentive. The food was decent but I personally think a little overpriced but it’s also in a hotel so that is to be expected. Steve got a brisket Philly with beans and I got the pork plate with Mac and cheese. The portions were slightly on the large side (also explaining the price) and neither of us could finish all the food. Anywho-the twister cocktail was delicious. The pork tasted great but was “stringy”. The Mac and cheese was “light” tasting and really very enjoyable. The Cole slaw was nice and a little sweet. My husband loved his sandwich because it was flavorful and the beans were really heavy on the BBQ sauce which he liked but I thought was too much. The acoustics were not great so between the other diners (it got busy as the not got on) and the music it was hard to have a conversation."
