St. Louis Bar & Grill

Great Service!
Service: 5
Great service from the waitress. Attentive, friendly, happy, and really good at serving many customers at once. It was Monday night, the game was on so it was busy; still awesome service. No complains at all!
Food: 5
Ordered a Bacon Cheese Burger, with an iced tea, and it was awesome! Great flavor, fresh toppings and crispy bacon. I devoured it in seconds. The fries it came with were great as well; crispy and cooked perfectly. Also ordered dessert; deep fried cheese cake. Man it was good. Awesome food from what I tasted!
Atmosphere: 4
Waitresses are all friendly happy to serve you, the venue itself can get a little crowded due to the layout, but it’s definitely a great place to catch the game. Not really relaxing if there is a game on, Sports fans an all, but otherwise awesome clean and appealing.
Conclusion: 5
Definitely would come back again and again. Great food, great service, great atmosphere!

We’ve been to St. Louis Bar & Grill countless times. This location isn’t very large and tends to get very busy at dinner time. Tuesday (½ price wing night) is generally extremely busy and even more so if there’s a game on, so expect to wait for a while to be seated.
This is the only wing place we know of that serves free fries with their wings (even on wing night). The fries are outstanding and stay crisp throughout the whole meal.
They have daily specials which can be found at

We find the wings here are always cooked really well and we like that they aren’t covered in any kind of batter or coating other than the wing sauce.
We’ve also tried a few of their other menu items and can definitely recommend the Cobb salad, which is packed full of veggies, meat, cheese and eggs.
Service is usually good, fast and friendly. We have found that at lunchtime the service can be a bit slow, but still very friendly.
The interior of the restaurant is like a typical sports bar, with seats at the bar, in the bar area and in the dining area. In the summer months they open up the patio area for more seating.
As wing places go, this is one of the ones we prefer and is very affordable on a Tuesday night when the wings are half price and there’s often a beer on special.

Came here for my guy friend and I’s monthly ritual of wings and beer visit. lol.
We are always on the lookout for new places to try and this is not a fancy place, just your typical sports bar. We found seats by the bar so we could chat up the bartenders and watch the game on the TV’s.
Beer goes down smooth, and the wings were good. I didn’t have anything special in particular to say about this place.
The staff is friendly and were chatty enough as it did get busy as the night went on.
I would come here again.

Thank You Ladies for the great service!
I spilled my Ceasar which the glass broke with it! Thanks for cleaning up so promptly and providing a 2^nd round on the house. When we ordered our fries we got a fresh new bottle of Mustard (awesome… But would have been nice if the wrapper was removed prior — a total no biggie really, just made me LOL.)

When visiting the Toronto area, my friend took me to his favorite spot near his work. When I first drove up to the place, I thought it was a small fast food joint, but walk inside, it’s a whole different story. There’s a full service bar, plenty of flatscreen tvs and eye candy to keep one entertained for hours. Oh yeah and the wings are great too.
I haven’t had a chance to try the other items on the menu aside from the wings but i’m sure the other items are great. Of the two times i’ve been there in a week, the place has been very busy. I’ve had my fair share of chicken wings at many popular chicken wing spots but i’d have to say this place is friendlier and more inviting than those places with owls and the buffalos. Come here for the wings, the drinks, and most importantly the ambiance. Can’t wait to visit again.

Went here with friends to watch a world cup game. Ordered the salad with grilled chicken. Guess what, the «grilled chicken» wasn’t really made of chicken. It was some kind of processed food that looked like chicken but tasted nothing like chicken. This is becoming a real problem. You order something and they serve something fake that is disguised as what you ordered to increase their profit margins. This deceptive behaviour should become illegal. How about me giving you fake dollar bills in return for the «food» you serve? How would you like that St. Louis?

Came in really late one night, about 40 minutes before they closed and they were nice enough to accommodate us even though there were at least 25 of us and only 2 waitresses left. Very friendly staff and the food was quick but at the expense of its quality. It wasn’t bad, but nothing special. I got the small St. Louis Chicken Wing Poutine and it was reeeaaallly small.
Other than the size of the poutine, it’s a great place to go with friends, especially to watch sports games and catch up over some wings!

Went for AYCE wings. I love wings and can throw them down pretty quickly. The first round was a decent amount but the refills were ½ lb which worked out to be 4 wings. When asked to have a full pound as a refill I was told that its their policy. I spent more time waiting for food than actually enjoying it. Staff was nice and efficient for the most part. Probably won’t be coming back.

In terms of casual restaurants, this is one of my favourites. I have been eating here for years (and before that the Bistro on Avenue and Lawrence) and I don’t think I’ve ever looked at the menu. I’ve never had to because I’ve only ever ordered the wings.
The wings are the best in the city in my opinion, and on top of that the dipping sauce just makes it that much better.
Always a great experience there, never a disappointment (granted I’m only ever going there for the same thing…). I keep thinking that one of these days I’ll actually try something other than the wings, but I probably won’t.

The one and only (at least I think) wing and rib joint in the vacuum that is Oakville.
For the Record: I have never liked the wings from St. Louis. I don’t like dry wings in general (I likes them like I likes mah wimmins — saucy) and as that is how they’re served here I don’t care for them. Many others do, like my friend Phil. I can’t comment on the ribs as there would have to be a gun pointed at my head to eat ribs any where but home — it might be the fear of walking around with sauce somewhere on my face.
Anywhooo, other than the all you can eat wings /​pitcher of beer for $ 20 on nights that the Raps play, I also don’t see this place as a good deal for the money paid.
Is this a fair review? I have not tried probably 80% of the menu, but do I really need to know how the Asian Natchos are? How about the Algonquin Salad? I came to rip meat from a bone, dag gummit.