
The BBQ Saloon is located at the end of Central West End in St. Louis! We’re your go-to spot for authentic St. Louis-style barbecue, amazing happy hour deals, and over 700 different choices of whiskey from around the world. Our lively and welcoming atmosphere is perfect for any occasion–from an intimate night out to a fun-filled outdoor gathering with friends. We offer outdoor seating and cornhole for your entertainment. If you’re looking for a little friendly competition, try your hand at trivia on Mondays and Thursdays. Our commitment to quality ingredients and expert preparation ensures that each dish is bursting with flavor. Our selection of whiskey won’t disappoint you either, we have something for any whiskey lover out there.
Restaurant/bar offering BBQ eats & a variety of whiskey options in relaxed, industrial digs.
Hours
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 3 PM–12 AM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–1 AM |
| Friday | 11 AM–1 AM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–1 AM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–12 AM |
| Monday | 11 AM–12 AM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 4900 Laclede Ave, St. Louis, MO 63108
Phone: (314) 833-6666
Website: https://www.wildflowersaloon.com/
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Reviews
We loved it so much that we came back the very next day for their Valentine’s Day special meal, which was absolutely wonderful. The atmosphere, the people, and the quality of everything made it a highlight of our trip.
Don’t miss The Wildflower Saloon if you’re ever in town—it’s a true gem
The BBQ platter, cornbread, buffalo chicken wrap and fries were all very tasty. Freshly prepared upon order with quality ingredients. The old fashioned and Wild Orchid cocktails were superb.
A must try place for great food – but the service is what will keep you coming back again! Super friendly and warm service.
The brisket was incredibly fatty, to the point where it was almost inedible. The pulled pork had an off-putting gamey flavor, and the ribs were unpleasantly dry. Even the sides, which often provide some redemption, fell short. The cornbread was entirely forgettable, and their “signature” slaw was nothing to write home about.
To top it all off, the toasted ravioli, a dish this city is also known for, tasted exactly like the frozen, market-boxed variety. It’s truly a shame, as I was genuinely looking forward to a fantastic BBQ meal.
If you’re traveling, do not come here for either the famed BBQ or the toasted ravioli. It’s no wonder the locals were just getting their beers.
Got the BBQ pulled pork quesadilla because they were out of chicken.
The first bite essentially tasted like a BBQ pizza to me.
The food came with regular sour cream (left) and tomato sauce (right).
I was astounded that it was pork because it tasted so much like chicken.
I will definitely be back to try the BBQ chicken version and other items on the menu.
I was excited to try my first St. Louis barbecue and was just a little hungry–I didn’t want a huge meal with sides and a basket of bread. So their menu looked perfect to me–two different varieties of mini sliders and even individual ribs for $3. I sat on the patio and ordered the brisket sliders and one rib. I was asked if I wanted the spicy or sweet barbecue sauce on the side, and opted for spicy.
The food came out rather quickly. It was the first time in my life I had tasted tough brisket. What a disappointment. Brisket should be fatty, salty, soft to chew. This was stringy and dry. I dipped it in the sauce, which was good, but couldn’t save the meat. I did love the garlic-toasted bun. I hoped the rib might be better, since the menu had called it “falling off the bone.” Unfortunately, GNAWING off the bone was the best I could do. That piece of meat wasn’t worth $3.
My server was at first very friendly and attentive, but when they checked on me at the end of my meal, I said I’d like the check as soon as they were able. Fifteen minutes later the check was brought, and ten minutes after that my card was returned. I actually took the receipt with the tip inside because I hadn’t seen my server in ages and needed to catch a bus (I’d already missed one).
I used their restroom while I was inside. They are very spacious and clean.
I wanted to return on a hungrier day and try their pork steak, but I’m not sure I want to spend $20 if the meat will be the same quality this was. In a city known for its BBQ, they’re going to have to step it up.