
Buddy’s Local Grill & Bar is Now OPEN, in Downtown St. Louis! Your new go-to spot for delicious food, cocktails, beer and wine and a fun, laid-back atmosphere right in the heart of downtown St. Louis! Located just steps away from the convention center, Buddy’s is the perfect place for convention-goers, locals, and visitors to enjoy a casual bistro-style dining experience. Whether you’re looking for a quick bite, a relaxing glass of wine, or a place to catch some live music, Buddy’s has it all!
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1001 Washington Ave, St. Louis, MO 63101
Phone: (314) 339-7478
Website: http://drinkingbuddys.com/
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Reviews
It’s a true neighborhood favorite, and I always recommend it to out-of-town visitors—it’s the kind of place you’ll remember long after you leave. Even my vegetarian husband loves the menu, especially the mac and cheese and the broccolini. Thank you!!!
I highly recommend the Frisco Melt or the steak—both are absolutely delicious—but truthfully, you can’t go wrong with anything on the menu. Last time I was here a few weeks ago, I ordered the Frisco Melt and it was by far the best one I have ever had!
The Wash Ave atmosphere is unmatched, surrounded by stunning architecture and top-tier spots like Buddy’s itself.
Give Buddy’s a try—you won’t regret it!
– Kevin
The food itself was really good. We had the salmon, some sliders, and a flat bread. All good.
The drinks were also very good, although we did get one Manhattan in a glass that had lipstick already on it. This was quickly rectified and made good, though, so no harm.
Ambiance: Warm, cozy, and a little bougie in the “I earned this glass” way. The big dog portrait isn’t just décor—that’s Buddy, the namesake and guardian of good vibes. Loved the living-room-meets-library feel.
Drinks: Smart, fun cocktail list. I went for The Rabbit Hole with a buzz berry (aka Szechuan button). First time I tried one was at the Chandelier Bar in The Cosmopolitan, Las Vegas—tingly, electric, unforgettable—and Buddy’s brought that same magic back. Great wine program, too.
Food: Easy, craveable small plates perfect for lingering—our table devoured the steak skewers, fries, and spring rolls. Hot, well-seasoned, and exactly what you want next to a well-made drink.
Service & People: Met Cory (the owner) and his husband—both genuinely lovely and clearly invested in building community. Friendly, attentive service without any pretense.
Value: Happy Hour is a steal (on my visit: $9.99 signature cocktails and $7.99 bites). Thursdays = half-price bottles of wine. Fridays = a free glass of wine with your entrée. Deals may change, but the vibe and quality are the real draw.
Bottom line: A perfect little retreat in St. Louis—date night, catch-ups, or solo unwind. Order The Rabbit Hole for the buzz-button experience, sit under Buddy’s watchful eyes, and plan your next visit before you leave.
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The star of the menu? The tower of food. It’s as much a feast for the eyes as it is for the taste buds. Piled high with an assortment of apps, it’s the dish to order for a table that wants to share, sample, and try it all.
The vibe is laid-back and stylish, the kind of place where you can dress up a little or roll in for a casual night out. We had so much fun exploring the menu and soaking up the warm energy of the space.
Check out their events. I love a spot trying to build community.
He got 8 bq wings that were overpriced and should’ve been on the appetizer side, not dinner side they were so small. (Visually smaller than a lipstick.)
I had a burger no cheese. It was only ok but a bit pricey for a single plain burger.
With two drinks our dinner came to 62.00. Not worth it. Between the service and the food.
They did not get tipped at all.
Next day they took 14 dollars off the card he used to pay for dinner.
I will tell co-workers, policemen, firefighters, metro drivers, out of town visitors and any Uber driver who ask. We will never go back and will go either next door or across the street instead.