St. Louis Bar & Grill

Warning: this place is horrible! I can’t believe anyone finds the food of this franchise appetizing! Having gone to Fairview mall and not knowing what other resturants are nearby, my party and I decided to dine here. There were three tables with patrons, while the bar was full. Clearly, this was the watering hole. It was a disaster! My friend ordered the angus beef burger, which she said lacked a smoky BBQ flavour and did not compare with other places we’ve been to. I had a bite and could attest to the fact that something was off. I could taste the cow in the burger! It was so bad, I had to wash it down with Chipotle sauce. My sweet potato fries were ok. Their regular fries were by far the best out of both our meals; freshly made, huge potato wedge cut, steaming and flavourful. I ordered tacos based on recommendation by our server and was hugely disappointed. Besides the great wait staff, this place scores very low on places to go, especially to eat. I was thankful for not getting sick as that was my main concern after our experience. Never again. I will not step foot into any St. Louis establishment ever, even if you paid me!

Terrible Saints place is hella small can’t get around anywhere and the staff aren’t friendly or helpful. They have this thing where when they’re full they take your number and call people when tables open up. They said wait time is 1 hour … who waits 1 hour for Saints I can say half the people probably won’t be going there at 10pm and waiting in their cars or a closed mall. Pointless didn’t even bother after that as 2 or 3 empty tables and they’re not seating anyone.
Lost my business rather go to the Saints on yonge atleast they don’t do this there

I used to really love St. Louis Wings, but I think since the chain has grown, the quality of the food has suffered greatly. The dill sauce is the ONLY redeeming quality of St. Louis and, let’s be honest, one sauce does not a great restaurant make. But to add insult to injury, the service at the Fairview mall location is deplorable. I find it difficult to understand why there were so many instances I looked up and didn’t see a SINGLE employee on the floor. Our waitress was great for coming in and getting our drinks… then, suddenly, a struggle to find absolutely ANYBODY who worked there to take our orders, refill waters and, the marker of truly terrible service, WAITING FOR OUR BILL. We (finally) had our table cleared of our long-​finished meals only to wait at the empty table for roughly 20 minutes AFTER we had finished just to find someone to ask for our bill. I would never come back here again, and suggest that you don’t waste your time either.

Decent location, usually packed though. Favourite drink hands down is the jolly rancher

Oh my gosh everything is so salty here.
The TVs, fries, and Canadian are the only things that worked for me here.
Caribbean jerk flavoured chicken is a bad idea.

Went there only because I had an excellent food & staff experience with their HWY 7 location in the past. Ordered the same thing as before, their burger, the most economical one and boy, was I disappointed!!!
Food — Oily fries; soggy, oxidized lettuce; stale bun.
Service — OK.
I think, the lettuce or fries by itself would be a BIG turn off and I had a collection of bad stuff going on that day at this location. It was very busy but still does not justify my food quality being poor. Destroyed my appetite and also my experience that day.
I blame the cook, manager & quality control of that Sheppard location and not the restaurant itself. Try the HWY 7 location, it will be a better experience.

I met with my sister for lunch and shopping here. I had a buffalo wrap, and she had the tacos. We sat on the patio (not much of a view, as it faces the Parking lot on the north side of sheppard) and chit chatted. It was nice to be able to chill on the patio, but the poor server was obviously frazzled; he had a few tables both inside and outside, while the female servers (whose uniforms are borderline beach wear — like visible butt cheeks) had perhaps one table to look after and took their time. While their uniforms did make it more comfortable for them in the warm weather, the gentleman server wore I think a black polo and black dickies.
When we got our food, it was about 25 – 30 mins after we ordered, but obviously not the servers fault. It was, well, nothing out of this world. Decent tasting I guess. My iced tea was overly sweet, and my sisters tacos were definitely not worth the price. Teeny and blah.
I don’t think I would recommend any one going here but I wouldn’t steer them away either. Hit or miss I guess. I do hate the ladies’ uniforms though. Just because you make and sell wings doesn’t entitle you to be the ass-​end of Hooters.

Haven’t eaten at St. Louis for a proper meal in a long time, so I was tempted to get either a burger or wings. In the end I decided on Honey Garlic wings with fries and blue cheese on the side. They didn’t have my favourite Blue Honey wings, so side cheese was my back-​up plan. On the other hand, my friend got the steak tacos.
Food was served quickly but I have to remind myself again not to eat wings at St. Louis. It’s not at all on par with other wings restaurants (eg. Wild Wings, All Star Wings). The skin wasn’t cooked as crisp and saucy, and the wings weren’t as meaty. However, the fries were well done and tasty.
Service was below average because after the waiter came with the credit machine, he walked away and just left it there. I had to take my customer copy as well as rip the merchant copy. Then he never came back for at least ten minutes (p.s. tried already to flag down other staff but they were too busy at the bar or talking to friends). This made my friend unsure of how to process their payment. Customers don’t work the machines OK? Employees do. Unless they are fine with customers breaking their property.
Steak taco observation: although I didn’t taste the taco, but it didn’t look like the taco shown on the menu. The steak, according to my friend, was more like minced beef.
This St. Louis is super close to Fairview Mall, which makes it convenient. Other than that, I think it’s best to avoid unless you want a quick beer at the bar. Overall, this restaurant location is more of a 2.5÷5 star.

At least a 3.5 stars — giving it a 4-​stars because the food was so good (and so was the company).
We met up with family at this restaurant, which is not huge by any means. We got a table for 4, and there is sports showing on TVs all around (watch your head — I nearly knocked myself out when I stood up!) Be forewarned: it gets LOUD in here!
The restaurant is attached to the Fairview Mall near the Sears store on the upper level, and doesn’t seem to be accessible from inside the mall. We parked in the wrong place, then discovered all of this once we got into the mall. There were plenty of mall parking-​lot spaces right outside the restaurant. The restaurant faces the street.
The service was a mix of ok and good — we saw a gentleman server have a mishap with a bottle of beverage on a tray: he went one way, the bottle went the other, and out of the spout poured the bevvie — right down the back of the coat and jacket of 2 of the guests! OOOops — not good! On the other hand, our server was chearful and helpful (she even helped him clean up!) They were a little slow bringing the bill, even though the place was starting to fill up and they really needed our table for the next guests!
The food was good enough that I might try coming here again.

this place was great! a friendly server and food consistent with all other St. Louis locations.
I was thinking to give this place just a regular 3 stars since nothing stood out to me at first and the restaurant layout/​atmosphere wasn’t so great (just lookin out at a parking lot) but the waitress was really nice and cheerful and she gave us new drinks before we even finished ours (which is a super plus: D) so here’s 4 stars !

Met up with a pal here on Thursday night. This location is in Fairview Mall (closest to the Sheppard Avenue side); there’s a lot of parking on site and you can also jump on the subway from here.
Anyway, not unique to this location, but St Louis have deals almost every night of the week. On Thursday, it’s 50% off of starters/​appetizers from 4:00 pm to closing. The food is pretty average here; they serve your typical pub fare. We had the deep fried pickles (you can never go wrong with this) and chicken quesadillas. The latter were pretty ‘meh’ so you can definitely skip ordering it. It’s pretty happening for a Thursday night; my pal and I arrived at around nine o’clock and we managed to snag the last open table.
Considering the food was okay, I have to give kudos to the staff. They were really attentive and came around often to see how we were doing.
My pal lives right across the street and it’s on my way home so I think that we may use this place as a regular meeting point.
Good for: drinks, pub grub, casual night out

I go here on Tuesday’s for their wings special, and I’ll forewarn everyone that expect a wait as the lines get long. WIth that said, I enjoy the wings here a lot. I’ve gone to Allstars, Duff’s, Wild Wing, and find that St Louis wings are what I’m craving more than the others.

Beautiful Sunday full of sunshine and I figure why don’t I find a patio and have an ice cold brew and some wings. Place is close to home and haven’t tried it since I moved into the area. Brew was cold! Wings were hot but seemed small and overdone. Also had the poutine which was OK but not wow. If you are in the area it is a nice patio but the food/​wings are better elsewhere.

Last night, my family and I visited St. Louis Bar and Grill for the first time and were highly disappointed by both the food and the service. We arrived at around 9pm and it was relatively busy. After placing our order, the appetizers arrived in a long-​awaited 40 minutes (the remainder of our food came in intervals of 15 minutes). In this time, my dad light-​heartedly asked our waiter about the food in a joking manner and each time he did, the waiter responded dryly, «Just wait». Later on in the night, my dad attempted to call our waiter for a refill but seeing as how he was far away and the place being as loud as it was, he clapped a few times in order to get his attention. Our waiter returned with a confused look on his face and without even asking what it was that we needed first, he felt the need to lecture my dad in etiquette by telling him, «You shouldn’t clap, it’s very rude». The gesture was not meant to be one with that intent; it was solely a way of grabbing his attention when he couldn’t hear us the first time. The waiter commenting on the matter in such a condescending tone, on top of the cold, unfriendly service we received all night was in my eyes, far ruder than anything we as the customers had done.
As for the food, we ordered their onion rings and butter chicken bruschetta bread to start. The onion rings were merely chopped up squares of onion that had been deep-​fried and the bruschetta bread was a mock imitation of a pizza — both were subpar. For the main course, we ordered the 2lb. wings in both spicy honey garlic and barbecue flavour. The spicy honey garlic tasted a lot fresher and the sauce had more body to it than the barbecue wings. My guess is that the more ‘unique’ flavours have to be prepared on the spot whereas the ever so popular choices such as the barbecue are prepared in bulk beforehand. As a result, the barbecue wings were incredibly dry and the sauce had the consistency of something that had been reheated three times. All in all, I assume the food is pretty standard across different locations, but I truly hope that the waiter in question either improves his attitude or is the exception of the chain.

I love the st. Louis chain because no matter which location you go the food taste the same. I came to this location with my boyfriend for half price wings and to watch the game. The entrance and bar area is a bit small (this place gets crowded). I had smokey BBQ heat wings with a side poutine. Spicy, smokey, lick your fingers type of wings! All the servers were extremely friendly and sociable. My Only complaint is the service. Even though they are nice they made far too many mistakes. I asked for a poutine and they brought me regular fries, then they brought me a poutine with no fork, I asked for blue cheese and receive regular side sauce and I had to ask for napkins. They were very apologetic and friendly but I’m sorry they need help in the department. Maybe they need more staff during peak hours.

This just in! The old 5pm start time for half price wings on tuesdays is now 4PM –close…I think that’s awesome given the demand of the consumers… they also added new flavours to try… such as Mississippi Honey Bbq, Lemon pepper and a couple more others… after dine in experience is awesome… our server is trish (beautiful brown skinned girl), I have had her as a server a couple of times before… and dining at st louis is always a delightful experience. I just couldn’t think of any bad dining experience whenever I have her as a server.

This location rocks. Staff very friendly. Food is standard like any St Louis Bar. I always get the bacon cheddar burger and they always deliver a great burger. A little pricey but the burger is awesome!

The waitress brought me the wrong order. When i told her she took it away and didn’t offer me anything complimentary and i sat and watched my friend eat his meal. When they finally brought the right dish the chicken tasted like hockey pucks. When the bill arrived they didn’t even take off anything from the bill not even a drink to compensate for their mistake. Terrible customer service.

I came here and was blown away by how small and tight this place is! Honestly the size of a classroom.
We came, they gave us a table, whatever. There were 3 waiters, no one seemed to ask if we wanted anything. Eventually they brought up drinks.
Anyways our food came, my boyfriends fries were COLD. And I got my sandwich/​soup/​salad trio with fries. They actually forgot the fries and i had to ask for them. Mine were hot and fresh, the waitress told me to be careful cause they were fresh… I thought it was obvious that ALL foods had to be fresh.
Did i mention that when our food came, we had NO utensils? We had to ask for our forks, napkins etc.
Anyways i didn’t like the french onion soup, they were nice enough to let me have their potato bacon soup. That was really good. Fries were good, sandwich was alright.
Greek salad was kinda gross!!! Not fresh!
They didn’t really come back to check up on us, asked if we wanted more to drink.
The service is alright… ³⁄₅
Food ³⁄₅ (average, minus the cold fries)
Décor/​space ²⁄₅
I wouldn’t come back though, i’d spend a little more for something better or go to the food court (much fresher than what we had there)

My first review of this place went something like this: «This place sucks.»
But it lacked first hand experience, and so it was removed.
My second review about this place goes something like this:
I feel cluster phobic, it’s so small that I’ve never seen any more than one waitress working here at one time. The food takes absolutely eons to arrive, even when the whole place is empty.
Drop ceiling, poor choice of wall paint, horrible natural lighting. this place is as interesting as the parking lot it stares out at. Nothing like frozen wings and watching people park their cars.
The wet naps I was given kept turning out to be not wet at all. It was just pieces of paper folded into a little square. I ordered more… and more turned out to be dry. WHAT THE HELL?! So I wiped my greasy wing sauce covered hands all over the damn table.
This place sucks.