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Chesterfield
An official publication of the Chesterfield Chamber of Commerce
OUT&ABOUT
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The Shopping, Dining & Entertainment Guide to Chesterfield/West County
MAR-APR, 2012
11th Annual Chesterfield/West County
DINING GUIDE EASTER FUN AND FESTIVITIES AROUND TOWN UNCORKING OUR FINE LOCAL WINE SHOPS DAYCARE DESTINATIONS FOR KIDS, SENIORS & PETS READY YOUR DECK FOR SPRING WITH SEALMAXX
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Contents
Welcome Hello Readers, Welcome to spring and our newest issue of Out & About packed with events to do outdoors! Check out our Taste of ChesterfieldThe11th Annual Dining Guide in this issue. It is the only place where you can find a list of every Chesterfield restaurant as well as many others in west county. One section lists every Chesterfield restaurant alphabetically and another section lists West County restaurants by cuisine. Pull it out- it’s a great reference guide to keep all year. You can also find it on our Chamber website all year long. Be sure to look over all the events happening in March and April. Our 21st Annual Business EXPO takes place on March 8 at the Doubletree Hotel- don’t miss it! It gets bigger and better every year.The EXPO is open to the public and free! More than 80 local businesses, restaurants and community organizations participate showcasing their newest products and services. Restaurants serve samples of their top menu items as well. Mark your calendars for our Annual Golf Classic on Monday April 30 at Persimmon Woods. Come join in the fun.We still have several foursomes open.
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Hot Picks
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New Businesses in Town
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Kidz Korner
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March Events- What’s happening.
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Special Section-Taste of Chesterfield
MAR-APR, 2012
11th Annual Dining Guide- A comprehensive look at all the restaurants in Chesterfield/West County listed alphabetically and by cuisine. Pull it out to keep all year! 19
Front Cover FeatureTahoe Joe’ Famous Steakhouse
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Get Ready for Easter & Hannukah Observing our national holidays.
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Easter Egg Hunts and Festivities
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Fish Fridays Here’s a look at some of the tastiest fish frys in town.
Easter and Passover fall in the month of April and we have lots of events including happening around these holidays- fish frys, easter egg hunts, brunches and other festivities.
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Day Care for all Ages- Pets too!
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Back Cover Feature-
We are always open to your suggestions. Please feel free to contact the Chamber office and let us know how we can make the Out & About even more useful to you. Our mission is to help the local businesses reach the local residents and to let you know what’s happening in Chesterfield.
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April Events- What’s happening.
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Uncorked-Wine Shops
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A look at all the fabulous wine stores around town. 46
Get Outside & Play! The weather is warming up. Go outdoors and enjoy yourself!
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Who’s Out & About in Chesterfield Pictures of people in places around town.
101 Chesterfield Business Parkway Chesterfield, MO 63005 Stop by for visitor information Ph: 636-532-3399 / Fax: 636-532-7446 info@chesterfieldmochamber.com www.chesterfieldmochamber.com www.chesterfieldmotourism.com Published By: Chesterfield Chamber of Commerce Editor: Stella Moritz Contributing Writers/Editors/Photography : Juanita Jahn,Allison Izsak, Mary Phelps, Donna Beck, George Slaughter, Bill Burton Production & Advertising Sales: Gateway Creative, Inc. Pat Catanzaro: President & Publisher Dave Schellenberg: Design & Production Phil Catanzaro: Sales Consultant Front Cover Feature: Tahoe Joe’s in Chesterfield Valley
For advertising rates call Pat Catanzaro at Gateway Creative, 636-532-5805 or email outandabout@gatewaycreative.net View magazine online- gatewaycreative.net Fax event related news releases to the: Chesterfield Chamber of Commerce 636-532-7446, or e-mail stella@chesterfieldmochamber.com Dates for Chesterfield area events listed in Out & About are subject to change. Call the individual establishments for more information on specific events.
Find Us and “Friend” us on Facebook! Search “Out & About” to get the latest on events, contests, giveaways, promotions and more to come!
Out & About is published bi-monthly by the Chesterfield Chamber of Commerce in cooperation with Gateway Creative,Inc. Publication schedule is: January/February, March/April, May/June, July/August, September/October, November/December. © 2012. No part of this publication may be reproduced without the consent of the publisher. Out & About is direct mailed and also distributed throughout the Chesterfield area. You will occasionally receive a copy in your mailbox. If not, you can pick one up at Dierbergs or Schnucks Markets and various places throughout the community. It is always available on-line, on the Chamber website, and Facebook.
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HOT picks Logan College of Chiropractic-“Hare in the Air” Egg Hunt Dates: Sat, March 24 Time: 10 am Cost: FREE and open to the public Location: Logan College Campus Address: 1851 Schoettler Rd Contact: logan.edu The event begins at 10 am with the Easter Bunny scheduled to arrive by helicopter at 11 am. St. Louis Cardinals’ mascot “Fredbird” will be on hand from 10 to11 am The egg hunt is divided into age groups of 2, 3, 4-5, and 6-8. There will be lots of activities for children of all ages including balloon artists, a petting zoo and Super Chiro Man. The Chesterfield Police Department will be on the campus in the D.A.R.E car, along with McGruff the Crime Dog, and members of the Monarch Fire Protection District with a fire truck and ambulance to tour. There is plenty of FREE parking on the upper campus.
Cardinals Opening Day is April 13. Play Ball! Chesterfield Chamber of Commerce Golf Classic Day: Mon Apr 30. (10:30 am registration; 12:30 pm shotgun start) Cost: $195 per player; $760 per team of 4 Location: Persimmon Woods Golf Club, 6401 Weldon Spring Rd Contact: 636-532-3399 chesterfieldmochamber.com Price includes lunch, snacks and beverages on the course, dinner, team prizes plus silent auction.
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New Businesses and other happenings American Girl 2020 Chesterfield Mall www.americangirl.com
Be sure to visit Chesterfield Mall’s newest addition opening this spring.Visitors to Chesterfield Mall's new American Girl store will find the complete assortment of the company's popular historical and contemporary dolls, along with doll outfits, accessories, girl-sized clothing, and a variety of bestselling American Girl books. In addition, American Girl fans will be able to enjoy a meal and a delicious dessert or celebrate a birthday in the store's fun and casual 22-seat Bistro, treat their dolls to a new hairdo in the Doll Hair Salon, or design a cute dollsized T-shirt in the "CreativiTees" boutique. A variety of girland-mom-friendly events and programs will also be offered throughout the year.
Fiesta Modern Mexican 187 Hilltown Village Center A new restaurant opening this spring in the former Blockbuster space near the intersection of Olive Boulevard and Chesterfield Parkway West in Chesterfield. John Signorino, one of the three partners behind Fiesta, says "We're not putting in the normal Mexican restaurant you see in St. Louis. We're trying to do a more modern, elegant restaurant. Not to the point of white tablecloths. We still want a family atmosphere." The signature décor will be framed prints by contemporary Mexican artists.The menu is still being developed. Modern Mexican cuisine offers an innovative, modern take on regional Mexican dishes with a focus on fresh, quality ingredients.
The mobile installation team specializes in both commercial and home installation.The sales team will custom tailor a solution to your individual needs- be it a high-stakes surveillance job or a simple home theater installation. Jule Lingerie and Loungewear 1590 Clarkson Road 636-536-9777 juleonline.com Located in the Shops at Clarkson Corner next to Chico’s and Talbots, Jule is a locally-owned boutique specializing in providing high-quality merchandise and custom fitting for your particular body shape. Jule’s sales associates are trained to provide a rewarding and personalized shopping experience. They carry a designer collection of bras, panties, loungewear and bridal wear as well as an exquisite line of maternity wear, pajamas and robes along with gifts, fragrances and accessories.They also professionally fit bras. Looking for a special treat for that bride-to-be? Host a girl’s night! You pick the night of the week and Jule will supply the wine and cheese and fun. Open Monday-Friday, 10 a.m.-7 p.m., Saturday, 10 a.m.-5p.m. and Sunday, noon-5 p.m.
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MAR W H A T ’ S
H A P P E N I N G
Scavenger Hunt In the ads within this issue, we've hidden a Chamber of Commerce Logo for you to find. (It’s not the one on the table of contents or on the City of Chesterfield ad). When you find it, fax, mail or e-mail your name, address and telephone number to the Chesterfield Chamber of Commerce along with the name of the ad in which you found the logo. We'll enter you into a drawing on Apr. 15 for a $50 dining certificate. Send to:101 Chesterfield Business Pkwy. Chesterfield, MO 63005•E-Mail: stella@chesterfieldmochamber.com Fax: 636-532-7446•Or on Facebook at Out & About Magazine Congrats to the winner of the last scavenger hunt, Charlene Simon of Chesterfield.The logo was hidden in the Legacy Dental Care Ad
* Denotes a Chesterfield Event 5-9 Eco-Art Exhibition Day: Mon-Thu (8 am-7 pm) Fri (8 am-4 pm) Cost: free Location: St. Louis Community College at Wildwood, 2645 Generations Dr Contact: 636-422-2014; stlcc.edu Students from area high schools participate in a juried art exhibition that is open to the public during the week. Artwork shows a conscience for the environment, either in theme or materials used in its creation. A People’s Choice award is given at the end of the exhibit to the student whose artwork receives the most number of votes from visitors.
Arts & Entertainment *1-18 “The Glass Menagerie” by Tennessee Williams
6 St Louis Jazz Orchestra Spring Concert
Day:Thu-Sat (8 pm); Sun (2 pm) Cost: $25 adult; $22 student/senior 60+; $18 active military, theatre or groups Location: Dramatic License Theatre, upper level Chesterfield Mall outside of Sears Contact: 636-220-7012; dramaticlicense productions.org One of the most revered plays of the 20th century. Set in the 1930’s St Louis, this play captures the essence of families: living with them, standing by them, escaping them and loving them. For ages 12+.
Day:Tue (7 pm) Cost: $20 general; cabaret tables for 2 start @ $46 Location: Blanche M.Touhill Performing Arts Center, University of Missouri-St Louis, One University Blvd Contact: touhill.org; 314-516-4949 Under the direction of bassist/educator Jim Widner, the orchestra brings together some of the finest jazz artists in the St Louis Metrpolitan area.
2 Arianna String Quartet: World Premiere
6-7 St Louis Ragtimers 50th Anniversary
Day: Fri (8 pm) Cost: $23 Location: Blanche M.Touhill Performing Arts Center, University of Missouri-St Louis, One University Blvd The centerpiece of the evening is the World Premiere of David Stock’s Quartet No.9, a work written for the Arianna. Stock’s awardwinning compositions have been performed by the New York Philharmonic, Pittsburgh Symphony, Seattle Symphony and St. Paul Chamber Orchestra, to name a few. BEETHOVEN: Quartet in F minor, Op.95, “Serioso” ; STOCK: Quartet No.9; TCHAIKOVSKY: Quartet No.3 in E-flat minor
Day:Tue-Wed (10 am) Cost: call Location: Sheldon Concert Hall Contact: thesheldon.org; 314-533-9900 A dynamic style of ragtime and Dixieland jazz featuring Trebor Tichenor on piano, Al Strikor on banjo, Bill Mason on trumpet and Don Franz on tuba.
7 Artists & Apples Series: Victor Wang Day:Wed (12:30-1:30 pm) Cost: free Location: St. Louis Community College at Wildwood, 2645 Generations Dr Contact: 636-422-2014; stlcc.edu Reknowned painter and art professor at Fontbonne University Victor Wang will share how his experiences in northern China as a child and as a prisoner in one of the labor camps during China’s Culture Revolution inspire his paintings.Visit victorwang.net to view his work.
2 A Room Divided Exhibit
Top: Spring Break Camps at Stages Center: Art Show at Queeny Park
Day:Wed-Sat (10 am-4 pm); Sun (noon-4 pm) Cost: $5 adult; $1 children under 12 Location: Eugene Field House 634 S Broadway Contact: 314-421-4689 An exhibit depicting life in St Louis inside and outside slavery prior to the Civil War. Runs through December.
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*8-10 Y-Rep Teens present “The Brothers Grimm Spectaculathon” by Don Zolidis Day:Thu-Sat (7:30 pm) Cost: $8 adults; $5 students/seniors/children Location: Community Theatre at West County Family YMCA, 16464 Burkhardt Pl Contact: 636-532-6515x 227 The Fairy Tales of the Brothers Grimm are turned on their heads in this fast-paced, rollicking ride as two narrators and several actors attempt to combine all 209 stories ranging from the classics to the bizarre and obscure stories.
8-11 Once Upon A Mattress:The Musical Day:Thu-Sat (7:30 pm); Sun (2 pm) Cost: $10-$18 Location: J. Scheidegger Center for the Arts at Lindenwood-2300 W Clay Contact: 636-949-4433 lindenwoodcenter.edu This hilarious spin on Hans Christian Anderson’s classic “The Princess and the Pea” is a tale of royal courtship and comeuppance providing some side-splitting shenanigans!
9 Cherish the Ladies Day: Fri (8 pm) Cost: call Location: Sheldon Concert Hall Contact: thesheldon.org; 314-533-9900 An entertaining and humorous evening of Irish culture with captivating arrangements and stunning step dancing.
9 Ron White “Moral Compass Tour” Day: Fri (8 pm) Cost: call Location: Peabody Opera House 1400 Market St Contact: 800-745-3000 peabodyoperahouse.com For mature audiences.
9 St Louis Symphony Youth Orchestra Day: Fri (8 pm) Cost: call Location: Powell Symphony Hall 718 N Grand Contact: 314-534-1700 314-534-1111; slso.org The music of Mozart, Stravinsky, DEBUSSY, Rimsky and Korsakov
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*9 Opening ReceptionSimply Entangled Exhibit Featuring Sherri Jaudes Day: Fri (6-8 pm) Cost: free Location: Chesterfield Arts 444 Chesterfield Center Contact: 636-519-1955 chesterfieldarts.org Exhibit features Sherry Jaudes and other regional artists. Runs through Apr 28.
9-10 The Joffrey Ballet presented by Dance St. Louis Day: Fri (8 pm); Sat (2 & 8 pm) Cost: $40. $55, $60 Location: Blanche M.Touhill Performing Arts Center, University of Missouri-St Louis, One University Blvd Contact: touhill.org; 314-516-4949 A pioneer in ballet creativity since it’s birth in 1956,The Joffrey Ballet flexes it’s muscles in a stunning contemporary program.
9-10 Rick Haydon Trio Day: Fri-Sat (7:30 & 9:30 pm) Cost: $20 Location: Jazz at the Bistro, 3536 Washington Ave, Grand Center Contact: jazzstl.org; 314-531-1012 Guitarist and educator Rick Haydon is widely respected as an authority on 7string guitar. A student of Johnny Smith, Howard Roberts, Pat Martino, & most recently Bucky Pizzarelli, Haydon was recently named Director of Jazz Studies at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville.
10 Mike Epps “I’m Still Standing Tour” Day: Sat (8 pm) Cost: call Location: Chaifetz Arena St Louis University Contact: thechaifetzarena.com 314-534-1111
10 Needtobreathe Day: Sat (8 pm) Cost: $22; $25 at the door Location:The Pageant, 6161 Delmar Contact: thepageant.com; 800-745-3000 Music from Bear and Bo Rinehart
10 St Louis Irish Arts Day: Sat (11 am) Cost: call Location: Sheldon Concert Hall Contact: thesheldon.org; 314-533-9900 Start St Patrick’s Day with these talented young performers in a celebration of the songs, sounds and energetic step-dancing of the Emerald Isle.
10 Syn-Aulois: Rembetika to Modern presented by the Center for International Studies Day: Sat (8 pm) Cost: $18 general; cabaret tables for 2 start @ $46 Location: Blanche M.Touhill Performing Arts Center, University of Missouri-St Louis, One University Blvd Contact: touhill.org; 314-516-4949 The repertoire is a journey through the history, landscape and people of contempo-
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rary Greece.The bluesy, heart-wrenching rembetika, bouzouki-driven music, is the music of the 1920s Greek inhabitants of the waterfront bars of Piraeus.
10 St Louis Symphony Live at Powell Hall Concert:The 5 Browns Day: Sat (7 pm) Cost: call Location: Powell Symphony Hall 718 N Grand Contact: 314-534-1700; 314-534-1111; slso.org Five precociously gifted siblings, five pianos and some of the greatest music ever written.
12 Boyce Avenue Day: Mon, (7:30 pm) Cost: $18; $20 at the door Location:The Pageant, 6161 Delmar Contact: thepageant.com; 800-745-3000 Boyce Avenue, a Florida-based band popular for its strong acoustic roots and melodic rock sound, consists of three brothers Alejandro, Fabian, and Daniel Manzano.
14 David Halen & New Friends from the St Louis Symphony Orchestra Day:Wed (8 pm) Cost: call Location: Sheldon Concert Hall Contact: thesheldon.org; 314-533-9900 A fun-filled, diverse program including Thaikovsky’s “Souvenir de Florence” and more.
14 Galactic Day:Wed (8 pm) Cost: $25 Location:The Pageant, 6161 Delmar Contact: thepageant.com; 800-745-3000 Galactic was formed eighteen years ago in New Orleans, and they cut their teeth playing the biggest party in America: Mardi Gras,
14-17 Vijay Iyler Trio Day:Wed-Sat (7:30 & 9:30 pm) Cost: $25 Location: Jazz at the Bistro, 3536 Washington Ave, Grand Center Contact: jazzstl.org; 314-531-1012 Self-taught and naturally gifted pianist,Vijay Iyer has stunned audiences and critics alike with his keyboard prowess.
16 Mark Twain Tonight! Day: Sun (8 pm) Cost: $38, $58, $68 Location: Blanche M.Touhill Performing Arts Center, University of Missouri-St Louis, One University Blvd Contact: touhill.org; 314-516-4949 Legendary Emmy and Tony award-winning actor Hal Holbrook in a classic portrayal of Mark Twain. This timeless show, first developed by Holbrook in 1954, has made three Broadway runs and been performed over 2,000 times around the world. continued on next page
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all while maintaining his unmistakable voice. His illustrious career spans five decades and 14 Grammy Awards. His latest album is The Imagine Project.
20-22 March Music Series
16 Kelly Clarkson “Stronger Tour 2012” Day: Fri (8 pm) Cost: $32.50-$59.50 Location: Fox Theatre, 527 N Grand Contact: 314-534-1678; 314-534-1111; fabulousfox.com Since bursting onto the music scene 10 years ago, Kelly Clarkson has released 5 studio albums, sold over 20 million albums worldwide, 10 million albums in the U.S. and has had 9 singles in the top 10 on the Billboard Hot 100 Singles Chart.
16-18 St Louis Symphony Orchestral Program: All-Beethoven Day: Fri/Sat (8 pm); Sun (3 pm) Cost: call Location: Powell Symphony Hall 718 N Grand Contact: 314-534-1700; 314-534-1111; slso.org Devoted to the mightiest of composers, this all-Beethoven program features the composer’s lighthearted First and Eighth symphonies led by Louis Langree. Robert Levin joins the Symphony for the delightful Concerto No. 2.
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17 The Sheldon 2012 Gala-Maureen McGovern Day: Sat (7:30) Cost: call Location: Sheldon Concert Hall Contact: thesheldon.org; 314-533-9900 A celebration of music from the 1960’s and 70’s performing timeless songs of the Beatles, Carole King, Bob Dylan and more from her latest album.
18 The St Louis Philharmonic Orchestra: Featuring the Lindenwood Choirs Day: Sun (8 pm) Cost: free; assigned seating Location: J. Scheidegger Center for the Arts at Lindenwood-2300 W Clay Contact: 636-949-4433 lindenwoodcenter.edu Founded in 1860, the St Louis Philharmonic continues to serve the St Louis Metro area as a vital and viable cultural institution.
18 An Evening with Herbie Hancock presented by Jazz St Louis Day: Sun (7:30 pm) Cost: $40, $60, $150 Location: Blanche M.Touhill Performing Arts Center, University of Missouri-St Louis, One University Blvd Contact: touhill.org; 314-516-4949 Throughout his explorations, Hancock has transcended limitations and genres including jazz, bebop, R&B, electro funk and classical,
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Day:Tue-Thu (7:30 pm) Cost: free; general admission Location: J. Scheidegger Center for the Arts at Lindenwood-2300 W Clay Contact: 636-949-4433 lindenwoodcenter.edu Tue; Choral Concert Wed; Jazz Concert Thu; Band & Orchestra Concert
*26-30 Bring It On The Musical Week @ STAGES Day: Mon-Fri (times vary) Cost: call Location: STAGES 444 Chesterfield Center Contact: 636-530-5959; stagesstlouis.org STAGES will partner with Fox Charitable Performing Arts Foundation for a week including a night at the show at the Fox theatre, a master class with STAGES alumni Taylor Louderman (playing Campbell) and other one-time events related to the fun, hit new musical.
27 Bring it On - The Musical Day:Tue-Sun (times vary) Cost: $15-$75 Location: Fox Theatre, 527 N Grand Contact: 314-534-1678; 314-534-1111; fabulousfox.com The explosive new musical comedy that raises the stakes on over-the-top high school rivalries. Set against the world of competitive cheerleading, this powerhouse new show hilariously proves that winning isn't everything when it means losing something - or someone - you really care about.
29 Open Mic Night Day:Thu (6:30 -9 pm) Cost: free Location: St. Louis Community College at Wildwood, 2645 Generations Dr Contact: 636-422-2241; stlcc.edu Students and artists in the community are invited to present their writing, visual art, music or dramatic work in a professional environment at an open microphone. Presentations are limited to 5 minutes and should be suitable for all ages. Advance registration required to guarantee your performance. All others will perform as time allows.
30 Peter Frampton: Frampton Comes Alive! 35 Tour Day: Fri (8 pm) Cost: $27-$87 Location: Peabody Opera House, 1400 Market St Contact: 800-745-3000 peabodyoperahouse.com KSHE 95 & KHITS 96 welcome Peter Frampton to Peabody Opera House! Following his critically acclaimed new release Thank You Mr Churchill, Frampton is currently on a world tour celebrating his multi-platinum-selling live recording Frampton Comes Alive!, performing the legendary album in its entirety.
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* Denotes a Chesterfield Event 31 How to Audition for a Musical Day: Sat (1-3:30 pm) Cost: $30 per student ages 7 and up Location:The Pillar Foundation 15820 Clayton Rd Contact: 636-541-2813 broadwayonthedriveway.com This stress-free class will take you inside the mind of a casting judge and teach you how to prepare for your audition like a pro.
Fairs, Festivals & Family Fun *1-31 March Morpho Mania at the Butterfly House Day:Tue-Sun (9 am-4 pm) Cost: free with admission Location: Sophia M. Sachs Butterfly House in Faust Park Contact: 636-530-0076 Visit us during the month of March, when the Butterfly House floods the tropical conservatory with thousands of breathtaking Blue Morpho butterflies—a perennial favorite.What better way to celebrate spring?
10 Boy’s Night Out Day: Sat (6:30 pm till 8 am Sun morning) Cost: $30 per person, reservations required Location:The Magic House, 516 S Kirkwood Rd Contact: 314-822-8900; magichouse.org Join the fun for a camp out at the museum, do fun guy stuff like work on construction projects, feast on camp food and make s’mores!
10 Spring Cleaning Sale at Gateway Harley-Davidson Day: Sat (9 am-5 pm) Cost: free to shop Location: Gateway Harley-Davidson, 3600 Lemay Ferry Rd Contact: 314-845-9900; gatewayhd.com Gateway opens the garage doors to offer customers a unique and rare buying opportunity.
16 Free Family Night Day: Fri (5:30-9 pm) Cost: free (for 2 adults and up to 4 of their own children) Location:The Magic House, 516 S Kirkwood Rd Contact: 314-822-8900; magichouse.org Sponsored by Target Stores.
17 43rd Annual St Patrick’s Day Parade and 34th Annual Michelob ULTRA St Patrick’s Day Parade Run Day: Sat (9 am run); (noon parade) Cost: call for run (parade is free) Location: Market St Contact: irishparade.org 314-241-7287 for parade; 314-231-2598 for run The annual St. Patrick's Day Parade will begin at 11:30 am in downtown St. Louis.
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The parade takes place "rain or shine." It will begin at 18th and Market streets, and proceed east to its conclusion at Broadway and Market streets.The St. Patrick's Day Parade Run takes place at 9 a.m. on the morning of the parade.With more than 13,000 participants, it is one of the largest events of its kind in St. Louis.
17 Ancient Order of Hibernians’ Dogtown St. Patrick’s Day Parade Day: Sat (noon) Cost: free Location: Dogtown Neighborhood Contact: stlhibernians.com Marching bands, floats, family clans and more. Parade starts at Tamm Ave and Oakland and ends at Tamm and Manchester.
17 Hilton St Louis at the Ballpark Irish Village Day: Sat (9 am-6 pm) Cost: free Location: Keiner Plaza Contact: irishparade.org Marching bands, floats, family clans and more. Parade starts at Tamm Ave and Oakland and ends at Tamm and Manchester.
Our Monthly Fee Includes: • Lite Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner Daily • Scheduled Transportation
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Call 636.779.2600
17-18 Quilt Show
15826 Clayton Road • Ellisville, MO 63011
Day: Sat (10 am-5 pm); Sun (11 am-4 pm) Cost: $7 Location: Queeny Park, 50 Weidman Rd Contact: bitsnpiecesguild.com Over 350 quilts on display, quilt raffle, sewing machine raffle, small quilted treasures auction, vendors, demonstrations, door prizes and much more.
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18 World Eagle Day Day: Sun (10 am-4 pm) Cost: free Location:The World Bird Sanctuary 125 Bald Eagle Ridge Rd Contact: 636-225-4390 x102 worldbirdsanctuary.org Learn about eagles and other fun raptor facts. Live eagle shows presented in our amphitheater. Photo opportunity with Bald Eagle. Concession stands, Free fun kids craft center,tours of wildlife hospital, eagle gifts and souvenirs. Bring your camera! Sponsored by Ameren Missouri.
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22 Women Only Garage Party at Gateway HarleyDavidson
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Day:Thu (6-9 pm) Cost: free to shop Location: Gateway Harley-Davidson, 3600 Lemay Ferry Rd Contact: 314-845-9900; gatewayhd.com Discover the freedom of riding your own HD.
24 New Owners Clinic Day: Sat (9:30-11am) Cost: free to attend Location: Gateway Harley-Davidson, 3600 Lemay Ferry Rd Contact: 314-845-9900; gatewayhd.com Education for new or current Harley owners.
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escapade,Tangled; as Rapunzel, her unlikely companion, Flynn, and Maximus, embark on an uproarious journey that takes adventure to new lengths! All your favorite princesses take to the ice in a spectacular finale at the ultimate Disney Princess event of a lifetime!
* Denotes a Chesterfield Event (11 am-4 pm) Cost: call Location: Greensfelder Recreation Complex in Queeny Park Contact: gslaa.org 314-889-0433 A juried, national exhibit and sale of fine arts and crafts with live musical entertainment throughout the entire weekend.
25 Imagination Movers Live
22-25 Disney on Ice Presents: Dare to Dream Day:Thu-Sun (times vary) Cost: $13-$70 Location: Scottrade Center 1401 Clark Ave Contact: scottradecenter.net 314-622-5400 Experience Disney’s hilarious hair-raising
Day: Sun (3 pm) Cost: $25-$35 Location: Fox Theatre, 527 N Grand Contact: 314-534-1678; 314-534-1111; fabulousfox.com IMAGINATION MOVERS UNVEIL ROCK-O-MATIC TOUR 2012! REAL GUITAR, REAL DRUMS, & REAL FUN! it's an event the whole family can enjoy.
31 Academy of St Louis Dinner Auction-“An Evening of Hope and Promise” Day: Sat (5:30-10 pm) Cost: $45 per person Location: Academy of St Louis 1633 Kehrs Mill Rd
30-4/1 Spring Art Fair at Queeny Park Day: Fri (6-9 pm); Sat (100 am-6 pm); Sun
Contact: 314-973-8997 Join the Chesterfield Community and the Academy of St Louis for an evening of “Hope and Promise,” as we raise funds to help educate and prepare students with learning disabilities for a successful future. Evening to include appetizers, dinner, drinks, live and silent auction and performance by the students of the Academy.
31 Last Day to Purchase Early Bird Pool Passes Day: Sat (9 am-noon) Cost: see below Location: Chesterfield City Hall, 690 Chesterfield Pky W Contact: 636-812-9500; chesterfield.mo.us/2012earlybirdspecial.html Resident family of 4-$153 ($10 per each additional family member) Non-resident family of 4- $306 ( $20 per each additional family member) Price increases by 10% after Mar 31.
Health, Sports & Fitness NEW! Online Childbirth Class Day: any Cost: $60 Contact: 314-205-6906; stlukes-stl.com A convenient option for expectant parents to attend regular childbirth classes due to scheduling conflicts, bed rest or other constraints. Learn about pregnancy, childbirth, breastfeeding and newborn care with this web-based interactive program. Once registered you will receive a code to access the website.
2 Centene Fitness First Fridays Day: Fri (5:30-9 pm) Cost: $8.75 adult; free for kids that participate Location:The Magic House, 516 S Kirkwood Rd Contact: 314-822-8900; magichouse.org
*3 Charity Workout Day: Sat (9:30 am) Cost: call Location: Blue Ocean Fitness 125 Long Rd Contact: 314-952-9496 Workout for a cause! Blue Ocean Fitness is hosting a charity boot camp.This high-energy workout combines strength training and cardio training. All proceeds will benefit Living Water International.
7 Practical SolutionsHow-To’s for Care Givers Day:Wed (6-8 pm) Cost: free Location: Middendorf-Kredell Branch Library, 2750 Hwy K Contact: 636-344-2273 progresswesthealthcare.org An expert from the Alzheimer’s Assoc will discuss issues that caregivers of those with Alzheimer’s or dementia might be facing.
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*8&30 St. Luke’s HeartCaring Wellness Screenings Day:Thu(7:15-9:30 am); Fri (8-9:30 am) Cost: $30 Location: Desloge Outpatient Center; 121 St Luke’s Center Dr-first floor Contact: 314-542-4848; stlukes-stl.com Learn about your heart health through this one-on-one risk analysis that includes blood pressure screening, weight and waist measurement, body mass index and fasting lipid panel with glucose. Immediate results with health-coaching from a HeartCaring professional.
*10 Bigger Sibling Class Day: Sat (9:30-11 am) Cost: $10 for children ages 6-10 years Location: St Luke’s Hospital, 232 Woods Mill Rd; Conf rm 3 Contact: 314-205-6906; stlukes-stl.com Siblings learn about being a big brother or sister. Games, stories and videos help children learn how to hold a baby, what it means to share and how to keep baby safe. Siblings receive a t-shirt, tour and certificate. Children should bring a favorite teddy bear or doll.
*10&24 Infant Care Class Day: Sat (9 am-1 pm) Cost: $40 Location: St Luke’s Hospital, 232 Woods Mill Rd; 3rd floor across from Medical Library Contact: 314-205-6906; stlukes-stl.com This class is designed for new or expectant parents.Topics include bathing, dressing, newborn characteristics, common illnesses, infant CPR and car and home safety. Class limited to 10 couples.
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*21 Women and Sleep
NIGHT
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May 4 5-8 pm Admission is FREE! Sample the summer camps and classes with hands-on art activities
*22 Sitter Skills Day:Thu (noon-3 pm) Location: St. Luke’s Institute for Health Education, 232 S Woods Mill Rd (conf rm 1) Cost: $20 Contact: 314-542-4848; stlukes-stl.com Designed for boys and girls age 11 and older to help make their baby-sitting experience a success.The class covers basic information on safety, first-aid and child development. Each sitter will receive a participation certificate, baby-sitting handbook and bag. A light snack is provided. Classes taught by St Luke’s health educators. Registration required..
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Win prizes and discounts!
Visit www.chesterfieldarts.org or call 636-519-1955 today for more information! 444 Chesterfield Center, Suite 130
*28 Creating Your Successful Weight Loss Plan
*15 Happiest Baby on the Block
Kids,Tweens & Teens
Day: call Cost: $125-$170 all session tickets Location: Scottrade Center 1401 Clark Ave Contact: 314-622-5400; 800-745-3000; scottradecenter.net
it’s STUDIO
*22 Home Alone
Day:Wed, (7 pm) Cost: call Location: Blue Ocean Fitness,125 Long Rd Contact: 314-952-9496 If you are interested in losing weight and improving your health, join in this lively discussion lead by an expert fitness coach on strategies to guarantee success on your weight loss journey.
15-17 NCAA Division 1 Wrestling Championships
from Chesterfield Arts,
Day:Thu (9-10:30 am) Location: St. Luke’s Institute for Health Ed., 232 S Woods Mill Rd (Conf. rm 1) Cost: $15 Contact: 314-542-4848; stlukes-stl.com Designed for children ages 9-11 who may be staying alone for the first time or need to learn more skills to do so.Topics include: handling the unexpected, stranger danger, simple first aid, dealing with loneliness and boredom, storm safety, and trust.
Day:Tue (7 pm) Cost: free; general admission Location: J. Scheidegger Center for the Arts at Lindenwood-2300 W Clay Contact: 636-949-4433 lindenwoodcenter.edu Dr Grandin is a professor at Colorado State University who has lectured about autism around the world and is considered to be a philosophical leader.
Day:Thu (6:30-8:30 pm) Cost: $40 includes DVD & CD Location: St Luke’s Hospital, 232 S Woods Mill Rd, 3rd floor across from Med. Library Contact: 314-205-6906; stlukes-stl.com Learn an extraordinary approach to calm your baby. New parents will learn step-bystep how to help babies sleep longer and how to soothe the fussiest baby in minutes. Call for restrictions and details.
LIVE
Day:Wed (6-7 pm) Cost: free Location: St Luke’s Women’s Center, 6 McBride & Son Corp Center Dr Contact: 314-542-4848 Are you tired, fatigued and exhausted due to lack of sleep? Women are more likely than men to have difficulty falling asleep or staying asleep. Learn healthy sleep habits.
*2 Fun Friday Puppet Shows at the Carousel“The Tortoise and the Hare” Day: Fri (9:30-10:30 am) Cost: $5 per person/$7 at the door Location: St Louis Carousel in Faust Park Contact: 314-615-8383 or stop by Carousel to purchase tickets Children and parents will enjoy entertaining puppet shows and a complimentary twirl on the carousel after the show. Other Friday performances: 3/9-“Peter Rabbit”; 3/16-“Stories Around the World”; 3/23-“Magic Rabbit Tales.”
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*14 Stories@ STAGES: A Sick Day for Amos McGee Day:Wed (call for time) Cost: free Location: STAGES; 444 Chesterfield Center Contact: 636-530-5959; stagesstlouis.org Bring your preschool or elementary aged children to experience their favorite classic kid’s tales in a whole new way! Stories@STAGES features an intersctive reading and performance by STAGES artists, followed by dramatic play activities. Space is limited, reservations required.
*19-23 Spring Break Camps @ STAGES Day: Mon-Fri (9 am-noon or 1-4 pm) Cost: $100 per camp Location: STAGES 444 Chesterfield Center Contact: 636-530-5959; stagesstlouis.org Musical theatre camps for kids of all ages. Little Penquins (ages 3-5) will sing and dance to “Happy Feet2” while older students will enjoy improve-based acting camp “Random Improv” and musical theatre camp “Bring it On the Musical!
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Manchester Rd (Next Generation Center) Contact: 636-779-2376 stjstl.net A fun evening of games with your friends and a chance to make new friends. Snacks provided. For 4th and 5th graders.
15800 Manchester Rd Contact: 636-394-4100 stjstl.net Interactive employment seminar led by John Meyer. Covers resume writing, interviewing and networking. Class size limited.
Adult, Senior & Business Related
*15 Chesterfield Chamber of Commerce Business After Hours Day:Tue (5-7 pm) Cost: free to members $15 to nonmembers Location: Homewood Suites, 840 Chesterfield Pky W Contact: 636-532-3399 chesterfieldmochamber.com Monthly after hours networking. Reservations required 48 hours in advance. Sponsored by Homewood Suites.
*1 Chesterfield Chamber of Commerce First Thursday Coffee Day:Thu (7:30 -9 am) Cost: free to members $15 to non- members Location: Montgomery Bank 13701 Olive Blv Contact: 636-532-3399 Monthly early morning breakfast networking. Food and beverage provided. Reservations required 48 hours in advance. Sponsored by Montgomery Bank
15 Wildwood Business Association “Promoting Your Business After the Great Recession” Day:Thu (5:30-7 pm) Cost: free Location: St. Louis Community College at Wildwood, 2645 Generations Dr Contact: 636-422-2014; stlcc.edu wildwoodba.org A workshop for small business owners featuring a panel of experts sharing information about ideas to market your business.
*8 Chesterfield Chamber of Commerce 21st Annual Business EXPO and Showcase Day:Thu (4-7:30 pm) Cost: free to attend Location: DoubleTree Hotel & Conference Center, 16625 Swingley Ridge Rd Contact: 636-532-3399 Visit over 80 exhibitor booths of area retailers, services and restaurants. Bring plenty of business cards to exchange for information and chances on door prizes.
30 Friday Frenzy
12,14,16 John Meyer Employment Seminar
Day: Fri (7-8:30 pm) Cost: $5 Location: St John Church, 15800
Day: Mon,Wed, Fri (9 am-noon) Cost: free to attend Location: St John Church
*21 White Bordeaux Wine Class Day:Wed, (7 pm) Cost: $25 per person plus tax & gratuity Location: Balaban’s wine cellar & tapas bar 1772 Clarkson Rd. @ Baxter Contact: 636-449-6700 balabanswine.com Enjoy a night out experiencing these wonderful Bordeaux wines.
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21 Earth Day at Amphitheater Day: Sat (9 am-noon) Cost: free Location: 631 Veteran’s Place Dr Contact: 636-537-4000; chesterfield.mo.us Join the fun for on-stage entertainment, recycling of almost anything, free native trees, opportunity to purchase “green” products and education on sustainable practices.
22 23rd Annual t Louis Earth Day Festival Day: Sun (11 am-6 pm) Cost: free Location: Muny Grounds in Forest Park Contact: 314-616-7354; stlouisearthday.org Festival offers live music, cultural performances, local food, vendors and hands-on activities for the whole family.
22&29 Ageless Learning Seminars Day:Thu (10-11:45 am) Cost: free Location: St. Louis Community College at Wildwood, 2645 Generations Dr Contact: 636-422-2014; stlcc.edu A seminar series for adults of all ages featuring different topics each session. 3/22: “And Away We Go” with Jackie Gleason 3/29: “Coffins and Customs”: Funeral Traditions Throughout the Ages
*22 Chesterfield Chamber of Commerce SPEED NETWORKING Day:Thu (5:30-8 pm) Cost: $20 members; $25 to nonmembers Location: DoubleTree Hotel 16625 Swingley Ridge Rd Contact: 636-532-3399 chesterfieldmochamber.com Make up to 100 contacts in just a few short hours. Bring your “elevator speech” and plenty of business cards to share.
*25 French Bordeaux Wine Dinner Day: Sun (6:30 pm) Cost: $85 per person plus tax & gratuity Location: Balaban’s wine cellar & tapas bar 1772 Clarkson Rd. @ Baxter Contact: 636-449-6700 balabanswine.com The world’s best Bordeaux wines pair in five courses with special Balaban’s dishes. Special guest Pierre Hourquebie will describe his work as a French negotiant, who assembles the wine produce of small growers and winemakers to sell.
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An official publication of the Chesterfield Chamber of Commerce
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The Shopping, Dining & Entertainment Guide to Chesterfield/West County
MAR/APR, 2012
11th Annual Chesterfield/West County
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*Addie’s Thai House- 13441 Olive Blvd, Dierberg’s Deli- 1322 Clarkson Center, 314-469-1660. Authentic Thai cuisine in a 636-394-2254; Olive & 141, 314-469-1666; romantic and beautiful setting, Open daily 1730 Clarkson Rd, 636-537-9419 for lunch and dinner. Domino’s Pizza– 14276 Ladue Rd, 314Alibi 25- 15865 Clayton Rd, 636-527275-7979; 14764 W. Clayton Rd, 636-3912425 6304; 105 Long Rd, 636-537-3223 Annie Gunn’s– 16808 Chesterfield Dreamhouse Tea Room– 15425 Clayton Airport Rd, 636-532-7684 Rd, 636-227-7640 Auntie Anne’s Pretzels– Chesterfield Mall, Dream Dinners-1620 Clarkson Rd, 636-519-0473 636-532-3335 Bacana Brasilian Steakhouse- 16123 Dynasty Chinese– 54 Clarkson Wilson Ctr, Chesterfield Pkwy W- 636-532-6969 636-532-8400 Babbo’s Spaghetteria- 17402 Chesterfield East Coast Pizza-17304 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-536-0000 Airport Rd,Suite 100, 636-536-7888 *Balaban’s wine cellar & tapas bar- 1772 *EdgeWild Restaurant & Winery– 550 Clarkson Rd, 636-449-6700. A wine cellar Chesterfield Center, 636-532-0550 and tapas bar offering small plates, flatFabulous new restaurant and winery locatbreads, and classic Balaban’s favorites. ed on the grounds of Chesterfield mall. Open Mon-Thurs 10 am-9 pm and 10 amUpscale atmosphere, great food, reason10:30 pm Fri-Sat.Happy Hour Mon-Thurs able prices. Open for lunch and dinner 4-6 pm. Also featuring take-out deli. daily. Brunch on weekends. Bandana’s BBQ-17164 Chesterfield Airport 88 China-14823 Clayton Rd, 636-527-9009. Rd, 636-532-7300 El Maguey– 13377 Olive Blvd, 314-878*Bistro 1130- Town & Country Commons, 5988; 104 Chesterfield Towne Ctr, 636-394-1130. The sexiest bistro in town. 636-536-2501 Open for dinner Tue-Sat., Lunch Tue-Fri. Emperor’s Palace- 17360 Chesterfield Weekly happy hour. Late night menuAirport Rd, 636-537-8188 Thurs, Fri, Sat Espino’s Mexican Bar & Grill- 17409 Blimpie’s– 17287 Wild Horse Creek Rd, Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-519-0044 636-519-8314 Eugene’s Frozen Custard- 1138 Town & Blue Fire Grille– Marriott West Hotel, 660 Country Crossing, 636-227-7300 Viviano’s Maryville Centre Dr, 314-878-2747 54th St. Grill & Bar– 17395 Chesterfield Brick House Tavern & TapAirport Rd, 636-536-0154 2 McBride Center Dr, 636-536-6055 Fiesta Modern Mexican Cuisine- 185 *Candicci’s-100 Holloway Rd, 636-220Hilltown Center, 636Here’s a comprehensive list of all Chesterfield 8989. Wonderful Italian cuisine. Open Filippo’s Italian Kitchen & Bardaily for lunch and dinner. Sun brunch. 120 Chesterfield Valley Dr, 636-536-6833 restaurants. With more than 180 establishments in Live music Wed-Sun. Great prices and 1682 Clarkson Rd, 636-536-4228 Chesterfield and even more in surrounding areas, there’s Fin– Firehouse Subs-1649 Clarkson Rd, 636service, reasonably priced. 536-0700 California Pizza Kitchen- 636-536-6910. sure to be a restaurant for your every taste and mood. First Watch Restaurant– 120 Hilltown Chesterfield Mall, upper level. Some restaurants listed border Chesterfield. Village Ctr, 636-530-1401 Carmody’s- 49 Clarkson Rd, 636-3949502 Restaurants listed with an asterick (*) and descriptions Five Guys- 1070 Town & Country Dr, 636527-9844; 15869 Fountain Plaza,636-527*Charro Mexican Restaurant- 14839 are advertised within this guide 9844, Clayton Rd, 636-256-7071. Serving Fro Yo Frozen Yogurt- 17408 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-536-4796 authentic Mexican cuisine in a casual, colorful atmosphere. Open for lunch and Fuji Sushi & Teriyaki Restaurant– 84 Clarkson Wilson Ctr, 636-530-1392 dinner daily. Patio dining in season. Reasonably priced. A great place families. Fortel’s Pizza Den– 15483 Clayton Rd at Kehrs Mill, 636-386-7199 Chaucer’s - Doubletree Hotel 16625 Swingley Ridge Rd, 636-532-5000. Fox & Hound Pub & Grill– 17416 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-536-0802. *Charlie Gitto’s- 15525 Olive Blvd, 636-536-2199. Great Italian food in an elegant Genghis Grill-15819 Fountain Plaza Dr, Ellisville, 636-443-9866. setting. Open for lunch and dinner daily. Fabulous Happy Hour. Now serving *Gianfabio Ristorante & Cafe– 127 Hilltown Village Ctr, 636-532-6686. Well brunch on Sat. and Sun. known, popular Chesterfield restaurant serving many signature dishes, Dinner *Charlotte’s Rib BBQ– 15467 Clayton Rd, 636-394-3332. Specializing in Barbecue Mon-Thu 5 to 10 pm & Fri-Sat 5 pm to 11 pm meats. Also offering a good variety of other selections. Open for lunch and dinner Global Quesadilla Co.– 189 Lamp & Lantern Village, 636-256-7600 Tue-Sat 11 am-9 pm, Sun noon-8 pm. Carry-out available. Great sauce! Catering. Golden China– 414 THF Blvd, 636-537-9899 Charley’s Steakery- Chesterfield Mall food court, 636-536-9952 Great American Grill– 16631 Chesterfield Grove Rd (inside the Hilton Garden *Cheeburger Cheeburger- 2012 Chesterfield Mall, 636-532-3210. Wonderful, Inn), 636-532-9400, ext 501 award winning burgers, sandwiches, wraps, ice cream and more. Nostalgic decor Hardee’s- 17368 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-536-5072 takes you back in time. Open for lunch and dinner daily. Happy China– 12921 Olive Blvd, 314-878-6660 Cheesecake Factory- 2028 Chesterfield Mall, 636-536-9662 Harpo’s Bar & Grill– 136 Hilltown Village Ctr, 636-537-1970. Chesterfield Ridge Cafe– 16401 Swingley Ridge Rd, 636-537-5313 The Haus Pizza & Bar- 14815 Clayton Rd., 636-386-5919 Chevy’s Fresh Mex– 1382 Clarkson Clayton Ctr, 636-256-8585 Hearth Room Cafe- 265 Lamp & Lantern Village, 636-220-4120 Chick-fil-A– 17365 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-536-6933. Hibachi San- Chesterfield Mall food court, 636-536-6271 Chili’s Grill & Bar– 955 Chesterfield Ctr, 636-368-4528 Hot N Sour- 45 Forum Ctr, 314-439-5756 Chipotle Mexican Grill– 1676 Clarkson Rd, 636-536-7752 Hot Wok Café- 14346 S. Outer 40 Rd, 314-576-7008 Clancy’s Irish Pub at the Barn- 930 Kehrs Mill Rd, 636-394-2199 Houlihan’s– 210 Chesterfield Mall, 636-532-0277 Classic Red Hots– 41 Forum Center (141 and Olive), 314-878-4687; 390 THF Hunan Empress– 162 Four Seasons Shopping Ctr, 314-878-8828 Blvd, (Inside Home Depot) 314-922-9053 Hunan Express– 1713 Clarkson Square Ctr, 636-530-1089 The Corner Pub & Grill–15284 Fountain Plaza, 636-230-3400 IHOP- #4 McBride & Son Center Dr, 636-536-6905 The Country Club– 288 Lamp & Lantern, 636-256-7201 Imo’s Pizza- 1717 Clarkson Rd, 636-537-0011. Crazy Bowls & Wraps– 1627 Clarkson Rd, 636-519-7277 Imogene’s Tea Room-16635 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-532-9980 Culver’s– 17349 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-536-4040 It’s a Better Burger- 17409 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-536-1600 Dairy Queen– 13435 Olive Street Rd, 314-317-8776; Chesterfield Mall, 636-519-0963 Jason’s Deli- 17245 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-536-6868 Dave’s World Famous– 14306 S. Outer 40, 314-434-6609 Dewey’s Pizza– 1312 Clarkson Clayton Ctr, 636-227-3400
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DINING
In Chesterfield Since 1987 Great Place For a Business Lunch
at a Glance
John Mineo’s– 13490 Clayton Rd, 314-434-5244 Kaldi’s Coffeehouse- 17211 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-5366624 Kim’s Bakery-13357 Olive Blvd, 314-523-1332 *Krieger’s Pub & Grill-1684 Clarkson Rd, 636-530-9665. Great sportsbar serving lunch and dinner daily. Happy hour specials, lots of TV’s to catch the games. Great seasoned fries! Lancia Frozen Yogurt- 14844 Clayton Balaban’s Rd, 636-527-6664 Laura’s Place- 13439 Olive Blvd, 314-628-9883 Lester’s Bar & Grill- 14810 Clayton Rd, 636-991-9850 Lion’s Choice- 17294 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-728-0445 Lisa’s Texas BBQ– 125A Long Rd, 636-537-0341(catering only) LongHorn Steakhouse– 17100 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-728-0347 The Hangar Grill- 127 Chesterfield Towne Ctr, 636-530-1745 Macaroni Grill- 963 Chesterfield Ctr, 636-532-2227 Matador’s Mexican Restaurant- 17304 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-536-6500 *McArthur’s Bakery & Cafe–13700 Olive Blvd, 314-894-0900. Freshly baked breads and sweets. Serving great lunch sandwiches. The place for specialtyparty cakes! McDonald’s– 1701 Clarkson Rd, 636-537-1183; 13559 Olive St., 314-8786620; 100 Long Rd, 636-519-8002; 101 Lamp & Lantern Village, 636-3911772. *Mediterranean Grill– 703 Long Road Crossing, 636-536-2101. True Mediterranean cuisine. Awarded 1st place for Best Ethnic Restaurant and 2nd place for Best New Restaurant in 2011 by Out & About readers. Open Tues-Sat 11 am-9 pm Melting Pot- Lamp & Lantern Village at Woodsmill & Clayton Rds, 636-2076358 *Mike Duffy’s- 1024 Woodsmill Plaza, 636-394-8855. Fabulous burgers. A long-time popular pub and grill locally owned and operated. Serving burgers, sandwiches, brick-oven pizza. Open Monday-Sunday for lunch and dinner. Happy hour specials. Miller’s Crossing in Hog Hollow- 14156 Olive Blvd, 314-439-0400 Mimi’s Cafe- 17240 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-530-4510 Momoyama- 1637 Clarkson Rd, 636-536-7778 Mongolian Bar-B-Que– 100 Four Seasons Shopping Ctr, 314-878-1998 *Morgan LeFay’s– 14314 South Outer Forty Rd, 314-317-9181. Great tapas bar and lounge. Dinner Mon-Sat, lunch Mon-Fri. Happy hour with inexpensive food & drinks! Live music on weekends. Games, wine tastings & more. Mulligan’s Grill – 25 Clarkson Rd, 636-391-6880 Mr. Goodcents Subs & Pasta– 173 Long Rd, 636-537-5300; 1044 Town & Country Crossing, 636-227-1100 Napoli 2- 1054 Town & Country Dr, 636-527-9998 New China- 17535 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-537-9997 Nestle Toll House Cafe- 44K Chesterfield Mall, 636-532-7677 Noodles & Company- 1784 Clarkson Rd, 636-728-1580 Oberweis Dairy- 17215 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-536-0200 Oceana Bistro- 16125 Chesterfield Pkwy West, oceanabistro.com O’Charley’s- 17276 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-519-0661 *Oishi’s Steakhouse and Sushi Bar- 100 Chesterfield Valley Dr, 636-5301198. Open for lunch and dinner daily. Great sushi on one side and Hibachi style meals on the other. Watch the Hibachi chefs entertain the entire family. Old Spaghetti Factory- 17384 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-536-9522 Olive Garden– 17198 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-728-1638 Original Pancake House- 17000 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-536-4044; 13419 Olive Blvd. 314-439-9911
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Steaks, Chicken Seafood, Pasta A unique collection of antique fishing memorabilia Located at 141 & Clayton 165 Lamp & Lantern Village
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Open Daily for Lunch and Dinner Happy Hour Specials Mon - Fri 4:00 - 7:00 p.m. CarryOut • Kid’s Menu
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Stop By Today!
Corporate Box Lunches Available
www.vivianosmarket.com
What Is Vivianos? ❑ Grocery Store ❑ Cafe ❑ Deli ✔All of The Above ❑
Proudly Serving the Chesterfield Community 150 Four Seasons Plaza Chesterfield, MO 63017
314-878-1474 (Intersection of Hwy. 141 and Olive Blvd.)
Lunch & Dinner: Stop by for Sandwiches, Salads, Appetizers, Pastas and Scrumptious Italian Desserts
Catering For: Weddings, Baby Showers Bridal Showers, Anniversaries, Special Events
Open Mon-Thurs 8 am to 8 pm Open Fri-Sat 8 am to 9 pm Closed Sundays
Fenton 62 Fenton Plaza Fenton, MO 63026
636-305-1474 (Intersection of Hwy. 30 and 141)
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Voted #1 Sports Bar in Chesterfield • 2010 & 2011 Follow us on Facebook!
Locally Owned and Operated...
at a Glance
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SPORTS BAR & GRILL
WINNER Best of Chesterfield 2011
Come Celebrate March Madness & St. Pat’s Day! • Great Happy Hour Specials • Kids Free on Tues • Kitchen Open Late
Panda Express- 235G Chesterfield Mall, 636-536-3604 Papa John’s Pizza– 1670 Clarkson Rd, 636-537-5416 Paul Manno’s Cafe– 75 Forum Shopping Center, 314-878-1274 Penn Station East Coast Subs- 480 THF Blvd, 636-536-7445 P.F. Chang’s China Bistro – 1295 Chesterfield Pkwy. East, 636-532-0215 Pi-2-Go- 14870 Clayton Rd, 636-527-5070 *PM BBQ– 103 Chesterfield Towne Centre, 636-536-1966. Award-winning BBQ. Eat-in or take-out. Great ribs, chicken, pulled pork, etc. Open Mon-Sat 11 am-8 pm Pizza Hut– 42 Clarkson Wilson Center, 636-536-2626; 233 Lamp & Lantern Village, 636-230-8888; 126 Four Seasons, 314-576-1717 Planet Sub– 1721 Clarkson Rd, 636-532-1200 The Press Box Bar & Grill-1095 Chesterfield Pkwy East, 636-536-9440. Qdoba Mexican Grill– 16890 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-530-9595 Quizno’s– 17257 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-728-0528 Racquets- Located in The Club at Chesterfield at the Doubletree Hotel, 16625 Swingley Ridge Rd, 636-532-9992 Red Lobster– 17204 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-536-0899 Red Robin Gourmet Burgers & Spirits– 17308 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-733-0066 Rich & Charlie’s Restaurant- 1081 S. Woods Mill Rd, 636-227-8965 Rich & Charlie’s Pizza- 1091 S. Woods Mill Rd, 636-230-7060 St. Louis Bread Company– 46 Four Seasons, 314-878-7373; 17132 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-519-8187; Chesterfield Mall, 636-532-2244; 14888 Clayton Rd, 636-391-3111, 1650 Clarkson Rd, 636-519-0364 St. Louis Sippery & Cafe– 161 Long Rd, 314-993-3535 *Salina’s Mexican Cafe– 20 Clarkson Wilson Centre, 636-530-9010. Exceptional Southwestern cuisine, plus outstanding steaks, seafood and salmon. Serving lunch and dinner. Sarah’s Cake Shop & Catering– 10 Clarkson Wilson Ctr, 636-728-1140. Delectable bakery shop specializing in cakes for all occasions. Satchmo’s Bar & Grill -13375 Olive Blvd, 314-878-3886 Sbarro- Chesterfield Mall food court, 636-532-8139 Schnucks Deli- 141 Hilltown Village Ctr, 636-532-2505 Sheridan’s Frozen Custard- (coffee also) 155 Hilltown Village Ctr, 636-536-3933 Six North Cafe- 14438 Clayton Rd, 636-527-0400 Smashburger-1671 Clarkson Rd, 636-536-3066 Smitty’s Food & Drink– 14876 Clayton Rd, 636-391-1522 Smoke House Market- 16806 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-532-3314 Smoothie King- 703 Long Road Crossing Dr, 636-519-7775 Sonic- 17300 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-519-7235 Spiro’s Restaurant– 1054 North Woods Mill Rd, 314-878-4449 Starbuck’s Coffee Company– 17293 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-536-6885; 1720 Clarkson Rd, 636-536-6695 The Sports Page– 13431 Olive Blvd, 314-434-4115 The Squadron Room– 180 N. Eatherton at the Landings at Spirit Golf Club, 636-728-1927, ext 11
Apps • Salads • Burgers • Pizza • Pasta • Chicken For menu items, specials & events visit our website!
1684 Clarkson Road, Chesterfield, MO 63017
(636) 530-9665 kriegerschesterfield.com
SUNDAY BRUNCH (Buffet Style) 10 am 2 pm Bob Candice
Celebrating A30 TasteYears! of the Hill! Make s vation Reser ster a for E h Brunc ! W O N
Fine Italian Cuisine in a Great West County Location Catering & Banquets! Live Music: Thurs, Fri & Sat nights
• Appetizers • Soups • Salads • Pizza • Pasta • Wraps • Steak Entrees • Dine In / Carryout 100 Holloway Road in Ballwin (near Target)
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• 15 Hot Dog Variations • Salads • Italian or Polish Sausage • Gyros • BLT • Burgers • Jerk Chicken • Brats
at a Glance
Sun & Mon: 11 am - 3 pm
Daily
Steak-N-Shake– 13426 Olive Blvd, 314-434-7339; 17312 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-519-7167 *Stefanina’s Express- 17409 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-530-9200. Great pizzas. Also serving pasta, sandwiches, appetizers and salads. Dine in, Carry out and delivery. Family owned and operated for 31 years. Stoney River- 377 Chesterfield Center East 636-536-1301 Sky Music Lounge– 930 Kehrs Mill Rd, 314-766-5910 Subway Sandwiches & Salads– 274 THF Blvd, 636-733-0006; 40 Clarkson Wilson Ctr, 636-532-0112; 13391 Olive Blvd, 314-542-0444; 123 Hilltown Village Ctr, 636-532-1760; Chesterfield Mall food court, 636-536-6666. Summer Palace– 13399 Olive Blvd, 314-542-9890 Sunrise Café- 24 Four Seasons Shopping Ctr, 314-576-2166 *Surf Dogs Grill- 137 Chesterfield Towne Ctr, 636-537-8799. Enjoy a unique atmosphere the whole family will love. Serving 15 hot dog variations plus salads, sausages, gyros, burgers, jerk chicken, brats. Home of the original key lime pie bar. Open seven days a week. Syberg’s- 17392 Chesterield Airport Rd, 636-532-7600 Taco Bell– 15548 Olive Blvd, 636-537-2308; 17090 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-537-0702 *Tahoe Joe’s Famous Steakhouse– 17258 Chesterfield Airport Rd., 636-728-1811. Offering ‘Sierra Mountain’ dining. Delivering one-of-a-kind taste- Wood grilled steaks, campfire burgers and sandwiches, great seafood entrees and fabulous desserts and appetizers. Comfortable upscale atmoshere. Open for lunch and dinner daily. Good happy hour specials. *Taj Palace– 92 THF Blvd, 636-728-1000. Cuisine of India. Open for lunch and dinnner seven days a week. Everyday lunch buffet. Carry out, catering. Talaynas (Italiano’s)- 68 Four Seasons Shopping Ctr, 314-469-6650. Tees Golf Grill- 6103 Chesterfield Valley Dr, 636-489-2848 Thai Sawadee- 171 Hilltown Village Ctr, 636-728-0308 *Picasso’s- 138 Chesterfield Towne Ctr, 636-532-5353. Serving authentic Italian and Mediterranean cuisine in an upscale setting. Offering a heart healthy menu with olive oil based recipes and the freshest ingredients. Valley Wok– 125 B Long Rd, 636-530-1868 Vega Deli- 177 Hilltown Village Ctr, 636-536-6938 Veritas Gateway to Food and Wine– 1722 Clarkson Rd, 636-530-9505. Villa Farotto– 17417 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-519-0048. *Viviano’s Festa Italiano– 150 Four Seasons Ctr on Olive, 314-878-1474. Local Italian deli, restaurant and grocery. Great meats, pastas, wines, pastries, bread and more. Open for lunch and dinner. *Wente’s O&W Restaurant & Saloon– 18000 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636530-9994. Favorably priced delicious burgers, pizza, dinners and plate lunch specials. Carryouts available. Available for private functions on occasion. Major credit cards accepted. Mon–Thu 10:30 am–11:30 pm, Fri from 10:30 am to 12:30 am, Sat from 11 am to 10:30 pm. Wehrle’s-97 Chesterfield Mall, 314-568-5992 Whipt Cream-143 Chesterfield Towne Ctr, 636-532-0020 Wild Horse Grill- 101 Chesterfield Towne Ctr, 636-532-8750 Waffle-licious-202 Chesterfield Mall, 636-706-3192 Wasabi Sushi Bar Six- 1066 Town & Country Crossing Dr, 636-230-7400 The Wolf Public House– 15480 Clayton Rd, 636-527-7027 Yakuza Sushi Bar- 13419 Olive Blvd, 314-439-9919 Ya Ya’s Euro Cafe- 15601 Olive Blvd, 636-537-9991 *Yellowstone Cafe– 165 Lamp & Lantern Village, 636-207-0501. Come relax and enjoy the tasty choices of Beef with Hunter Sauce, Yellowstone Walleye as well as many selections of sandwiches, burgers and salads. Check out the daily lunch specials and bring the kids! Children 10 years old and younger can choose from items especially for them! Mon-Sat 11 am to 10:30 pm Sun. 4-9 pm
Enjoy a Unique Atmosphere the Whole Family Will Love! 137 Chesterfield Towne Centre (Corner of Edison Ave & Long Rd)
636-537-8799 www.surfdogsgrill.com
Specials!
Tues-Sat: 11 am - 8 pm
Home of the Original Key Lime Pie Bar!
HOURS Sun-Thurs 11 am -10 pm Fri-Sat 11 am - 10:30 pm
Authentic Mexican Cuisine • Open Daily for Lunch & Dinner • Celebrate Cinco De Mayo May 5! charromexicanrestaurant.com
Buy One Entree, Get $5 Off 2nd Not valid with other offers
636-256-7071 14839 Clayton Road (in Baxter Center)
Awarded 1st Place for “Best Ethnic Restaurant” and...
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2nd Place for “Best New Restaurant” in the People’s Choice Awards sponsored by Chesterfield’s Out & About Magazine
Bring this ad for 10% off your entire bill. Cannot be combined with other offers
703 Long Road Crossing Drive (Just West of the Walgreens on Chesterfield Airport Rd.) TheMedGrillSTL.com • Tues-Sat 11am-9pm
636-536-2101
CELEBRATE ST. PAT’S DAY! Charlotte’s Famous Corned Beef & Cabbage: Mar 16-17
WE CATER:
When you visit any of the fine eateries around Chesterfield be sure to tell them that Out&About got you there.
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15467 Clayton Road (in Claymont Center)
• In-Home Parties • Athletic Banquets • Graduations • Business Lunches
636-394-3332
www.charlottesribbbq.com
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American Grills/Cafés Applebee’s - 14830 Manchester Rd, 636-207-0801 Balducci’s at Bennington- 12527 Bennington Place. 314-576-5024 Big Bear Grill- 16524 Manchester Rd, Wildwood, 636-405-1100; 10017 Manchester Rd, 314-821-1000 Big Chief’s- 17352 Manchester Rd, 636-458-3200 Buffalo Wild Wings Grill & Bar15240 Manchester Rd, 636-207-9464 Cheeburger Cheeburger- 2012 Chesterfield Mall, 636-532-3210 Cheesecake Factory- 202 Chesterfield Mall, 636-536-9662 Clancy's Butcher Shop- 930 Kehrs Mill Rd, Ste. 101, 636-394-2199 Culpeppers– 12316 Olive St Rd 314-469-3888 Down Under Restaurant- 1141 Colonnade Ctr, 314-821-6818 Elephant Bar- 1085 West County Ctr Dr, 314-835-0545 54th St. Grill & Bar– 17395 Chesterfield Airport Rd 636-536-0154 Friday’s– 12398 Olive Blvd 314-878-2220 GC Food & Brewery- 11411 Olive Blvd, 314-432-3535 Lazy River Grill-631 Big Bend 636-207-1689 Miller’s Crossing in Hog Hollow14156 Olive Blvd, 314-439-0400 Mimi’s Café- 17240 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-530-4510 Morgan LeFay’s– 14312 South Outer Forty Rd, 314-317-9181 Hearth Room Cafe- 265 Lamp & Lantern Village, 636-220-4120 Houlihan’s– 210 Chesterfield Mall, 636-532-0277 Nordstrom Café Bistro- 47 West County Ctr, 314-255-2000 O’Charley’s– 17276 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-519-0661 The Press Box- 1095 Chesterfield Pkwy East, 636-536-9440 Racquets- At The Club at Chesterfield in the Doubletree Hotel, 16625 Swingley Ridge Rd, 636-532-5000 Ruby Tuesday– 12675 Olive Blvd 314-822-2069 Six North Cafe- 14438 Clayton Rd, 636-527-0400 Sweet Tomatoes- 10401 Olive Blvd, 314-872-9181 Uncle Bill’s Restaurant– 14196 Manchester Rd, 636-394-1416 Veritas Gateway to Food & Wine–
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Charlotte’s Rib
Got a specific taste on your mind? Here’s a helpful list of Chesterfield/ West County restaurants conveniently organized for you by cuisine category. We’re sure you’ll find an establishment to suit your tastes. Bon Appetit! 1722 Clarkson Rd, 636-530-9505 Wildwood Pub & Grill-17253 College Ave, 636-273-4300 The Wolf Public House– 15480 Clayton Rd, 636-527-7027 Yellowstone Café– 165 Lamp & Lantern Village, 636-207-0501
Oceana Bistro- 16125 Chesterfield Pkwy West, oceanabistro.com Table 3- Wildwood Town Ctr 636-458-4333 Picasso’s- 138 Chesterfield Towne Ctr, 636-532-5353 Truffles- 9202 Clayton Rd 314-567-9100 Ya Ya’s Euro Café– 1561 Olive Blvd, 636-537-9991 Wild Horse Grill- 101 Chesterfield Towne Ctr, 636-532-8750
American/Bistros Continental/Upscale Annie Gunn’s– 16806 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-532-7684 Balaban’s wine cellar & tapas bar1772 Clarkson Rd, 636-449-6700 Bistro 1130- Town & Country Commons, 636-394-1130 Blue Fire Grille– St. Louis Marriott West Hotel, 660 Maryville Centre Dr, 314-878-2747 Bricktop’s Restaurant- 10342 Clayton Rd, 314-567-6300 Brio Tuscan Grille- 1601 S. Lindbergh Blvd, 314-432-4410 Bristol's Bar & Grill- 11801 Olive Blvd, 314-567-0272 Cardwell's at the Plaza- 94 Plaza Frontenac, 314-997-8885 EdgeWild Restaurant & Winery– 550 Chesterfield Center, 636-532-0550 The Gardens at Malmaison – 3519 St. Albans Rd, 636-458-0131 Napoli 2- 1054 Town & Country Dr, 636-527-9998
Asian/Chinese Wraps/ Bowls Noodles & More Crazy Bowls & Wraps– 1627 Clarkson Rd, 636-519-7277 Dynasty Chinese– 54 Clarkson Wilson Ctr, 636-532-8400; 647 Big Bend China King-1374 Clarkson Clayton Ctr, 917-921-9123 China Hibachi-19 Stonegate Ctr, China First- 15425 Manchester Rd, 636-527-1815 24
Emperor’s Palace- 17360 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-537-8188 88 China-14823 Clayton Rd 636-527-9009. First Wok- 1010 Old Des Peres Rd, 314-821-8880 Fu Lin House- 13935 Manchester Rd, 636-527-2002 Fuji Sushi & Teriyaki Restaurant– 84 Clarkson Wilson Ctr, 636-530-1392 Genghis Grill-15819 Fountain Plaza Dr, 636-443-9866 Golden China– 414 THF Blvd 636-537-9899 Golden Wok- – 15941 Manchester Rd, 636-230-8966 Happy China– 12921 Olive St Rd 314-878-6660 Hibachi San- Chesterfield Mall food court, 636-536-6271 Hot Wok Café– 14346 S Outer 40 Rd, 314-576-7008 Hunan Empress– 162 Four Seasons Shopping Ctr, 314-878-8828 Hunan Express– 1713 Clarkson Square Ctr, 636-530-1089; 16445 Village Plaza View Dr, 636-458-0898 Ichiban Japanese Restaurant-12388 Olive Blvd, 314-579-6002 Kobe Steak House– 12521 Olive Blvd, 314-434-2600 Manee Thai– 481 Lafayette Ctr 636-256-8898 Monsoon Vietnamese Bistro- 14248 Manchester Rd, 636-256-8838 Nippon Tei– 14025 Manchester Rd 636-386-8999 Noodles & Company– 1784 Clarkson Rd, 636-728-1580 New China- 17535 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-537-9997 Panda Express- Chesterfield Mall food court, 636-536-3604: 101 A Highlands Blvd. Dr. Panda Palace- 17 National Way Cntr. P.F. Chang’s China Bistro- 1295 Chesterfield Pkwy E, 636-532-0215 Royal Thai Café- 11054 Olive Blvd, 314-567-8989 Sarku Japan- 168 West County Ctr Stir Crazy- 10598 Old Olive St Rd, 314-569-9300 Summer Palace– 13399 Olive Blvd, 314-542-9890 Thai Sawadee- 171 Hilltown Village Center, 636-728-0308 Valley Wok– 125 B Long Rd 636-530-1868 Wan Fu Chinese Restaurant- 12033 Manchester Rd, 314-821-7999
Bars & Grills/ Sports Bars/Pubs Alibi 25- 15865 Clayton Rd 636-527-2425 Brick House Pub & Grill- 17253 New College Ave, 636-273-4300 Brothers Bar & Grill-16443 Village Plaza View Dr, 636-405-0990 Chuck's Bar & Grill- 1181 Colonnade Ctr, 314-984-0970
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LEGENDARY RESTAURANT
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15525 Olive Blvd Chesterfield, MO 63017 636-536-2199
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Voted Best New Restaurant in St. Louis! West County ‘s
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636-394-1130 Dinner 5-10 pm, Tues-Thurs Till 11 pm, Fri & Sat
1130 Town & Country Crossing Drive (Corner of Clayton & Woods Mill)
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Clancy’s– 40 Old State Rd, 636-3916154; 930 Kehrs Mill Rd, 636-394-2199 Carmody’s– 49 Clarkson Plaza, 636-394-9502 The Country Club– 288 Lamp & Lantern, 636-256-7201 Corner Pub & Grill- 15284 Fountain Plaza, 636-230-3400 Debz Corner- 685 Big Bend Rd. Fox & Hound Pub & Grill-17416 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-536-0802 Frailey’s Pub & Grill– 15850 Manchester Rd, 636-227-2622 French Quarter- 14766 Manchester Rd, 636-391-8297 Harpo’s Bar & Grill– 136 Hilltown Village Ctr, 636-537-1970 Indigo Joe’s-16721 Main St, Wildwood, 636-458-4900 International Tap House- 161 Long Rd, 636-537-8787 Krieger’s Pub & Grill– 1684 Clarkson Rd, 636-530-9665 Lester’s Bar & Grill- 14810 Clayton Rd, 636-991-9850 The Hangar Grill- 127 Chesterfield Towne Ctr, 636-530-1745 Max & Erma’s- West County Center Mike Duffy’s Pub & Grill– 1024 Schnucks Woodsmill Plaza 636-394-8855 Mulligan’s-11 Clarkson Rd 636-391-6880 Satchmo’s Bar & Grill– 13375 Olive Blvd, 314-878-3886
SPORTS ON TV! Come watch your favorite sporting events on multiple flatscreen TV’s
“The Neighborhood Bar Without The Neighborhood” • Specializing in Burgers, Pizzas & Happy Hour • Casual Dining • Daily Lunch Specials, Monday–Friday • Free Wings,Wednesday, 4:00 p.m.–?
Check out our website for special events, live music schedule and daily lunch specials...
www.wentesow.com Located Two Miles West of Annie Gunn’s on Chesterfield Airport Road
(636) 530-9994 Mon-Fri: 10:30 am to 1:00 am Sat: 11:00 am to midnight • Sun: 11:00 am to 9:00 pm
Dine-In • Carryout • Catering Let Us Cater Your Next Party!
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Breakfast Blue Fire Grille– St. Louis Marriott West Hotel, 660 Maryville Centre Dr, 314-878-2747 Chesterfield Ridge Café–16401 Swingley Ridge Rd, 636-537-5313 Chaucer’s - Doubletree Hotel & Conference Ctr, 16625 Swingley Ridge Rd, 636-532-5000 First Watch Restaurant–120 Hilltown Village Ctr, 636-530-1401 Gingham’s 15662 Manchester Rd, 636-230-5600 Great American Grill– 16631 Chesterfield Grove Rd, 636-532-9400 IHOP– #4 McBride & Son Center Dr, 636-536-6905 Mimi’s Café- 17240 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-530-4510 Original Pancake House- 17000 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-536-4044 Steak-N- Shake– 13426 Olive Blvd, 314-434-7339; 17312 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-519-7167 Sunny Street Cafe–2464 Taylor Rd, Wildwood, 636- 273-4070 Sunrise Café- 24 Four Seasons Shopping Ctr, 314-576-2166 Uncle Bill’s- 14196 Manchester Rd, 636-394-1416 Wildwood Pub & Grill-17253 College Ave, 636-273-4300 The Wolf Public House– 15480 Clayton Rd, 636-527-7027
Bar-B-Que
WINNER Best of Chesterfield
• Daily Specials • Homemade Side Dishes • Real Hickory Smoked BBQ • Catering from 20-200 • Box Lunches • Locally Owned & Operated
By Category
Smitty’s Food & Drink– 14876 Clayton Rd, 636-391-1522 Sportsman's Park- 9901 Clayton Rd, 314-991-3381 The Sports Page– 13431 Olive Blvd, 314-434-4115 Syberg’s- 17392 Chesterield Airport Rd., 636-532-7600 Tees Golf Grill-103 Chesterfield Valley Dr., 636-489-2848 The Village Bar- 12247 Manchester Rd, 314-821-4532 Wente’s O&W– 18000 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-530-9994
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PEOPLES CHOICE CHAMPION
“Favorite New Restaurant - 2011”
103 Chesterfield Towne Centre Chesterfield, MO 63005 Long Road and Edison, next to Wildhorse Grill
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Bandana’s BBQ– 14141 Manchester Rd, 636-386-1133; 17164 Chesterfield Airport Rd. Barney’s B-B-Q– (Summer only) 636-227-2300 Charlotte’s Rib BBQ– 15467 Clayton Rd, Clayton & Kehrsmill, 636-394-3332 Dickeys Barbecue Pit- 13721 Manchester Rd 314-909-9000 Lisa’s Texas BBQ– 125A Long Rd, 636-537-0341(catering only) Mongolian Bar-B-Que– 100 Four Seasons Shopping Ctr, 314-878-1998 PM Barbecue- 103 Chesterfield Towne Ctr, 636-536-1966 Pepper’s Deli & Bar-B-Q– 32 Clarkson Rd, 636-256-7900 Rib City- 31090 Old Des Peres Rd., 314-965-7427
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Brasilian Bacana Brasilian Steakhouse- 16123 Chesterfield Pkwy W, 636-532-6969
Burgers & More Cheeburger Cheeburger- 2012 Chesterfield Mall, 636-532-3210 Christy’s- 14560 Manchester Rd. 636-527-4737 Culver’s-17349 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-536-4040 Five Guys Burgers & Fries- 1070 Town & Country Dr, 636-527-9300; 15869 Fountain Plaza, 636-527-9844 It’s a Better Burger- 17409 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-536-1600 Red Robin Gourmet Burgers & Spirits– 17308 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-733-0066 Smashburger-1671 Clarkson Rd 636-536-3066 Steak-N-Shake– 13426 Olive Blvd, 314-434-7339; 17312 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-519-7167
Buffets
(All You Can Eat)
Emperor’s Palace- 17360 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-537-8188 Mongolian Bar-B-Que Buffet– 100 Four Seasons Shopping Ctr, 314-878-1998
Coffee Houses & Bakeries Celebrating Life Cupcakes- 2430 Taylor Rd, 636-458-7727 Daily Bread, The- 11719 Manchester Rd, 314-909-6506 The Donut Palace- 37 Clarkson Rd 636-527-2227 Ebar- 47 West County Ctr 314-255-2000 ext 1615 Einstein Bros. Bagels– 15828 Manchester Rd, 636-207-8044 La Bonne Bouchee– 12344 Olive St Rd, 314-576-6606 Kaldi’s Coffeehouse17211Chesterfield Airport Rd 636-536-6624 McArthur’s Bakery & Cafe–13700 Olive Blvd, 636-894-0900 More Than Coffee-14240 Manchester The Party Pastry Shop– 15447 Clayton Rd, 636-227-7188 Sarah’s Cake Shop & Catering Co.10 Clarkson Wilson Ctr, 636-728-1140
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Sheridan’s Frozen Custard (coffee also) 155 Hilltown Village Ctr, 636-536-3933 Saint Louis Bread Company– 46 Four Seasons, 314-878-7373; 17132 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-519-8187; Westfield Chesterfield Mall, 636-5322244; 14888 Clayton Rd, 636-3913111;1650 Clarkson Rd, 636-519-0364 Six North Cafe- 14438 Clayton Rd., 636-527-0400 Starbuck’s Coffee Company– 17293 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-536-6885; 14815 Clayton Rd, 636-527-0344 The Wolf Public House– 15480 Clayton Rd, 636-527-7027 Waffle-licious-202 Chesterfield Mall, 636-536-1924 Wehrle’s- 97 Chesterfield Mall 314-568-5992 Whipt Cream-143 Chesterfield Towne Ctr, 636-532-0020 Yummy & Co.- 108 Holloway Rd 636-391-2253
Delis Balaban’s wine cellar & tapas bar 1772 Clarkson Rd. 636-449-6700 Callier’s Deli-14787 Manchester Rd, 636-394-2086 Clancy's Butcher Shop- 930 Kehrs Mill Rd, Ste. 101, 636-394-2199 Dierberg’s Deli- 1322 Clarkson Ctr, 636-394-2254; Olive & 141, 314-4691666; 1730 Clarkson Rd, 636-537-9419 Greek Gourmet– 721 N. New Ballas Rd, 314-569-1001 Jason's Deli- 17245 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-536-6868 McAlister’s Deli– 14848 Manchester Rd, 636-230-3354 Pepper’s Deli & Bar-B-Q– 36 Clarkson Rd, 636-256-7900 Pumpernickle’s– 11036 Olive Blvd, 314-567-4496 Schnucks Deli- 141 Hilltown Village Ctr, 636-532-2505 Smoke House Market– 16806 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-532-3314 Vega Deli- 177 Hilltown Village Ctr, 636-536-6938 Viviano’s Festa Italiano– 150 Four Seasons Ctr on Olive, 314-878-1474
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DINING European/ Mediterranean Astoria– 12949 Olive Blvd 314-878-7711 Mediterranean Grill- 703 Long Road Crossing Dr, 636-536-2101 Taj Palace- 92 THF Blvd, 636-728-1000
Fondue Melting Pot– Lamp & Lantern Village, 636-207-6358
French Bistro 1130- Town & Country Commons, 636-394-1130 The Gardens at Malmaison – 3519 St. Albans Rd, 636-458-0131 La Bonne Bouchee– 12344 Olive St Rd, 314-576-6606
Greek Spiro’s Restaurant– 1054 North Woods Mill Rd, 314-878-4449
Ice Cream, Custard, Yogurt, Smoothies Dairy Queen– Clarkson-Clayton Rd, 13435 Olive Blvd, 314-317-8776; Chesterfield Mall, 636-519-0963 Eugene’s Frozen Custard 1138 Town & Country Crossing, 636-227-7300 Fritz’s Frozen Custard– 815 Meramec Station Rd, 636-225-8737 Fro Yo- 17408 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-536-4796 Lancia Frozen Yogurt- 14844 Clayton Rd., 636-527-6664 Maggie Moo’s– 15801 Manchester Rd, 636-391-0919 Oberweiss Dairy– 17215 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-536-0200; Orange Leaf Frozen Yogurt- 15877 Fountain Plaza Dr, 636-527-0655 Sheridan’s Frozen Custard (coffee also)-155 Hilltown Village Ctr, 636-536-3933 Slimberry Frozen Yogurt– 291 Chesterfield Mall, 832-202-6633 Silky Freeze– 16043 Manchester Rd, 636-230-8202 Smoothie King– 703 Long Road Crossing Dr, 636-519-7775; 14505 Manchester Rd, 636-527-9553
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Sapporo- 15583 Manchester Rd 636-527-6684 ShoGun- 12521 Olive Blvd 314-878-3868 Tachibana-12967 Olive Blvd 314-434-3455 Wasabi Sushi Bar Six- 1066 Town & Country Crossing Dr., 636-230-7400 (See Asian Category also) Yakuza Sushi Bar- 13419 Olive Blvd, 314-439-9919
By Category
Italian/Continental Babbo’s Spaghetteria- 17402 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-536-0000 Bellagio–11631 Olive Blvd 314-994-1080 Benedetto's Ristorante- 10411 Clayton Rd, Ste. 100, 314-432-8585 Candicci’s-100 Holloway Rd 636-220-8989. Filippo’s Italian Kitchen & Bar120 Chesterfield Valley Dr 636-536-6833 Gerard’s Restaurant- 1153 Colonnade Ctr, 314-821-0458 Gianfabio Ristorante & Café– 127 Hilltown Village Ctr, 636-532-6686 Grassi's West- 10450 German Blvd, 314-994-1111 John Mineo’s– 13490 Clayton Rd, 314-434-5244 Macaroni Grill- 963 Chesterfield Ctr, 636-532-2227 Massa’s– 15310 Manchester Rd 636-391-3700 Napoli 2- 1054 Town & Country Dr, 636-527-9998 Nicoletti’s Steaks & Pasta– 1366 Big Bend Sq, 636-225-4222 The Old Spaghetti Factory–17384 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-536-9522 Olive Garden– 17198 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-728-1638 Paul Manno’s Café– 75 Forum Shopping Ctr, 314-878-1274 Pasta House– 15601 Manchester Rd, 636-227-1970 Rich and Charlie’s– 1081 South Woods Mill Rd, 636-227-8965 Sapore Italian Café- 403 Lafayette Ctr, 636-256-3949 Talayna’s (Italiano’s)– 69 Four Seasons Shopping Ctr, 314-469-6650 Villa Farotto- 17417 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-519-0048 Viviano’s Festa Italiano- 150 Four Season’s Ctr, 314-878-1474
Korean Korean House- 1261 Castillon Arcade Pl, 314-878-8893
Lebanese Saleem’s West- 14560 Manchester Rd, 636-207-1368
Make-Your-OwnMeals Dream Dinners-1620 Clarkson Rd, 636-532-3335
Mexican/ Southwest/Wraps
Canyon Café- 1707 S. Lindbergh Blvd, 314-872-3443 Casa Gallardo- 12796 Manchester Rd, 314-821-4403 Charro Mexican Restaraunt- 14839 Clayton Rd, 636-256-7071 Chevy’s Fresh Mex– 1382 ClarksonClayton Ctr, 636-256-8585 Chimi’s Fresh-Mex-17209 New College Ave Chipotle Mexican Grill– 1676 Clarkson Rd, 636-536-7752 El Maguey– 13377 Olive Blvd, 314878-5988; 105 Chesterfield Towne Ctr, 636-536-2501; 14559 Manchester Rd,636-230-5733; 2408 Taylor Rd, 636-273-6212 El Nopal- 3 Stonegate Center, 636-861-3855 Espino’s Mexican Bar & Grill- 17409 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-519-0044 Fiesta Modern Mexican Cuisine- 185 Hilltown Center Global Quesadilla Co.– 189 Lamp & Lantern Village, 636-256-7600 Matador’s Mexican Restaurant17304 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-536-6500 Mi Lupita– 15307 Manchester Rd, 636-394-8686 Qdoba Mexican Grill- 16890 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-530-9595
Indian Taj Palace– 92 THF Blvd, 636-728-1000 India’s Kitchen- 14222 Manchester Rd, 636-394-2911 Mayuri Indian Restaurant- 12513 Olive Blvd, 314-576-7272
Japanese & Sushi Fin- 1682 Clarkson Rd, 636-536-4228 Fuji Sushi & Teriyaki- 84 Clarkson Wilson Ctr, 636-530-1392 Ichiban Japanese Restaurant-12388 Olive Blvd, 314-579-6002 Momoyama- 1637 Clarkson Rd 636-536-7778 Oishi Steakhouse and Sushi Bar- 100 Chesterfield Valley Dr, 636-530-1198. San Sai Japanese Grill- 16890 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-735-9422 28
Salina’s Mexican Café– 20 Clarkson Wilson Ctr, 636-530-9010 Senor Pique– 14424 Manchester Rd, 636-394-3455 Tres Banderas– 15939 Manchester Rd, 636-527-1990 Vallarta Mexican Restaurant- 16461 Village Plaza View Dr, 636- 273-9238
Pizza, Etc. Bellacino Pizza & Grinders-13951 Manchester Rd, 636-537-0222 California Pizza Kitchen- Chesterfield Mall, 636-536-6910;109 West County Ctr, Ste 2055, 314-984-0303 Cecil Whittaker’s Pizza & Pasta– 15338 Manchester Rd, 636-527-2505 Chuck E. Cheese's- 15913 Manchester Rd, 636-391-2397 Dewey’s Pizza– 1312 Clarkson/Clayton Ctr Dr, 636-227-3400 Domino’s Pizza– 14276 Ladue Rd, 314-275-7979; 14764 W Clayton Rd, 636-391-6304; 105 Long Rd 636-536-7878; 667 Big Bend Rd. East Coast Pizza- 17304 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-536-7888 Faraci Pizza- 15430 Manchester Rd, 636-230-0000 Fortel's Pizza Den- 15483 Clayton Rd, 636-386-7199 Fox’s Pizza Den- 16023 Manchester Rd, 636-527-3888 The Haus Pizzeria & Bar– 14815 Clayton Rd, 636-386-5919 Imo’s Pizza– 1717 Clarkson Rd 636-537-0011; Village Plaza, 636458-9000; 14329 Manchester Rd.
Little Caeser’s– 431 Lafayette Ctr. Papa John’s Pizza– 1670 Clarkson Rd, 636-537-5416; 21 Stonegate Center Papi’s Pizza & Sub- 17209 New College Ave, 636-458-1313 Pi-2-Go- 14870 Clayton Rd 636-527-5070 Pizza Hut– 42 Clarkson Wilson Ctr, 636-536-2626; 233 Lamp & Lantern Vil, 636-230-8888 Pizzarelli Pizza- 15858 Manchester Rd, 636-394-0094 St. Louis Pizza & Wings- 15638 Manchester Rd, 636-527-6969 Stefaninia’s Express- 17409 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-530-9200 Talayna’s (Italiano’s)– 69 Four Seasons Shopping Ctr, 314-469-6650 Villa Farotto- 17417 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-519-0048 Wente’s O&W– 18000 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-530-9994
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Quick Eats/ Self Serve/Delivery Blimpie’s– 17287 Wild Horse Creek Rd, 636-519-8314 Charley’s Steakery- Chesterfield Mall, 636-537-9952 Chevy's Express Mex- West County Mall food court, 314-856-0071 Chick-fil-A– 17365 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-536-6933 Classic Red Hots– 41 Forum Ctr, 314878-4687; 390 THF Blvd., (Inside Home Depot) 314-922-9053 Crazy Bowls & Wraps– 1627 Clarkson Rd, 636-519-7277; 13831 Manchester Rd, 314-856-9727 Firehouse Subs– 1649 Clarkson Rd. Hardees- 17368 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-536-5072 Lee’s Famous Recipe Chicken- 15602 Manchester Rd, 636-227-1718 Lion’s Choice– 17294 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-728-0550; 14919 Manchester Rd, 636-394-8564; 2401 Hwy 109, 636-458-4696 Long John Silver- 15698 Manchester Rd, 636-552-4990 McDonald’s– 1701 Clarkson Rd 636-537-1183; 13559 Olive St, 314-878-6620; 100 Long Rd, 636519-8002; 15924 Manchester Rd, 636-391-6043; 101 Lamp & Lantern Village, 636-391-1772 Mr. Harry’s Carnival Food 15581 Manchester Rd, 636-583-1418 Noodles & Company– 1784 Clarkson Rd, 636-728-1580 Mr. Goodcents Subs/Pasta– 173 Long Rd, 636-537-5300 Panda Express–Chesterfield Mall food court, 636-536-3604 Penn Station East Coast Subs- 480 THF Blvd, 636-536-7445 Pizza Express– 17287 Wild Horse Creek Rd, 636-519-8314 Planet Sub– 1721 Clarkson Rd 636-532-1200 Quizno’s– 17257 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-728-0528; 1721 Clarkson Rd, 636-536-3650 Sbarro- Chesterfield Mall food court, 636-536-7670 Sonic- 17300 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-519-7235; 601 Big Bend Rd. Subway Sandwiches & Salads– 274 THF Blvd, 636-733-0006; 40 Clarkson Wilson Ctr, 636-532-0112; 13391 Olive Blvd, 314-542-0444; 123 Hilltown Village, 636-532-1760; Chesterfield Mall,636-536-6666; 177 Lamp & Lantern Village, 636-227-0171 St. Louis Wing Co.- 9816 Manchester Rd., 314-962-WING Surf Dogs- 137 Chesterfield Towne Ctr, 636-537-8799
Taco Bell– 15548 Olive Blvd, 636-5372308; 17090 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-537-0702
Seafood Gulfshores Restaurant & Grill– 12528A Olive St Rd, 314-878-3306 McCormick & Schmick’s– 17 West County Ctr, 314-530-9800 Oceana Bistro- 16125 Chesterfield Pkwy West, oceanabistro.com Red Lobster– 17204 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-536-0899
Happy Hour: Mon-Fri, 3-6 pm Live Music: Fri & Sat
Steaks Annie Gunn’s– 16808 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-532-7684 Bacana Brasilian Steakhouse- 16123 Chesterfield Pkwy W, 636-532-6969 Clancy's Butcher Shop- 930 Kehrs Mill Rd, Ste. 101, 636-394-2199 LongHorn Steakhouse–17100 Chesterfield Airport Rd, 636-728-0347 Fleming’s Steakhouse– 1855 S Lindbergh, 314-567-7610 Kobe Steakhouse – 12521 Olive Blvd, 314-469-3900 Kreis' Restaurant- 535 S Lindbergh Blvd, 314-993-0735 Nicoletti’s Steaks & Pasta– 1366 Big Bend Sq, 636-225-4222 Oishi Steakhouse & Sushi- 100 Chesterfield Valley Dr, 636-530-1198 Outback Steak House- 15412 Manchester Rd, 636-256-4411 ShoGun- 12521 Olive Blvd 314-878-3868 Stoney River- 377 Chesterfield Center East, 636-536-1301 Surf & Sirloin- 13090 Manchester Rd, 314-822-3637 Tahoe Joe’s- 14438 Clayton Rd. 636-527-0400 Tokyo’s Steak House– 61 National Way Center Tucker’s Place West– 14282 Manchester Rd, 636-227-8062
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Exceptional Southwestern Cuisine. PLUS Outstanding Steaks, Seafood & Salmon
Chesterfield’s Newest Lunch Hotspot • Lunch Featuring Steak or Chicken Quesadillas - Served with mushrooms, onions, guacamole & sour cream - $5 • Lunch Margaritas - $4 • Home of the original Mexican torta sandwich • Handcrafted Mexican burgers • New kids menu • Free Wi-fi
Snack Food
Lunch & Dinner Mon-Fri 11 am-9 pm, Fri & Sat till 10 pm
Auntie Annie’s Pretzels– Chesterfield Mall, 636-519-0473 Nestle Toll House Café-Chesterfield Mall, 636-532-7677
Tea Room Dream House Tea Room & Restaurant– 15425 Clayton Rd, 636227-7640 Imogene’s Tea Room– 16635 Old Chesterfield Rd, 636-532-9980
Weekend Dinner Specials
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DINING
Authentic
Thai Cuisine
Banquet /Private Party Rooms Balaban’s- (Call for private party) Bistro 1130- (Up to 45) Blue Fire Grille– 40 Charlie Gitto’s- (Up to 25) Chevy’s– Up to 100 (Sun-Thu) Clancy’s- Up to 50 Doubletree Hotel & Conference Center– 200+ Dream House Tea Room– 10-110 (Mon-Sat) EdgeWild Restaurant & Winery10-100 Fox & Hound- Up to 100 Frailey’s– 40 (Sun-Thu) Gardens at Malmaison- Up to 220 Gianfabio’s– 75-110 Hampton Inn & Suites- Up to 100 Imogene’s-up to 60 John Mineo’s- 50-100+
Experience the exciting tastes of Thailand in a romantic and beautiful setting in West County.
addiesthaihouse.com
Located at Olive and 141
By Category
• Innovative and Classic Thai favorites • Bridal Showers, Private Parties & Special Occasions • Take-Out Service
Kemp Auto Museum- Up to 700 Landings at Spirit- 250 Lazy River Grill– 40 (Sun-Thu) Marriott West– 200+ Mike Duffy’s– Up to 60 Miller’s Crossing– Up to 22 Napoli 2- (Up to 24) Original Pancake House- From 20 up Paul Manno’s Cafe– 30 Provinces– 800 Spiro’s– 65 Sports Page– Call Table Three- (Up to 50) Talayna’s- 80-100 Veritas- Appr. 40 Villa Farotto– Up to Wente’s O & W– Up to 75 Wild Horse Grill– 6-12 Ya Ya’s– 16
Sunday Brunch/Breakfast Great American Grill– 7-11 am Houlihan’s– 10 am 2 pm Sunny Street Cafe-7 am-2 pm Original Pancake House-7 am-3 pm Mimi’s Cafe– 7 am-11 pm O’Charley’s–10:30 am- 3 pm Sunrise Cafe– 7 am-2 pm Table Three- 10 am-3 pm Ya Ya’s– 10 am-2 pm Veritas– Sat & Sun am Wildwood Pub & Grill– 7-10:30 am
Alibi 25– Sat & Sun am Blue Fire Grille– 7 am-1 pm Brio Tuscan Grill-11 am-3 pm Sat & Sun Candicci’s- 11 am- 2 pm Chaucer’s–10:30 am - 2 pm Charlie Gitto’s- Sat & Sun am EdgeWild- Sat & Sun am Espino’s- 9:30 am Sat & Sun First Watch– 7 am- 2pm GC Food & Brewery– Sat & Sun am
Open Daily: Lunch & Dinner Lunch Specials Mon-Fri
Elegant/Special Occasion Annie Gunn’s Balaban’s wine cellar & tapas bar Bistro 1130 Charlie Gitto’s Italian Restaurant EdgeWild Restaurant & Winery Gianfabio Ristorante John Mineo’s Napoli 2 Paul Manno’s Cafe
Picasso’s Spiro’s Stoney River Table Three Truffle’s The Melting Pot Villa Farotto
A Sports Bar That Caters to Families and Sports Fans Alike Everyday Lunch Buffet: 11:30 to 2:30 Serving Dinner: Sun-Thurs 5-9 / Fri-Sat 5-10
1095 East Chesterfield Parkway (by Spring Hill Suites) • • • • • • •
• Carry-Out • Catering • We Serve Halal Meat 92 THF Boulevard in Chesterfield Valley
Phone 636-728-1000
Serving Lunch and Dinner Daily BEST Burgers, Wings, Wraps & More Extensive Menu With All Your Favorites! Join Us On Our Outdoor Patio Hi-Def TV’s With All The Big Games Early & Late Evening Happy Hour KIDS EAT FREE: Mon-Wed after 5 pm (with each purchased adult dine-in entree)
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OUT&ABOUT The BEST of Chesterfield People’s Choice Ballot American_______________________________________ Steaks_________________________________________
Trivia Night Every Fri 10-Close Drink Specials and Prizes
Fine Dining _____________________________________ Eclectic/Upscale Bistro ____________________________ Sports Bar, Bar & Grill or Pub ______________________ Mexican________________________________________ Italian _________________________________________ Barbeque ______________________________________ Counter Service Cafes ____________________________ Seafood _______________________________________
$7.25 Lunch Specials Monday - Friday
Sushi__________________________________________
Hi-Def TVs to Catch All the Games
Asian__________________________________________ Breakfast_______________________________________ Deli ___________________________________________ Hamburger _____________________________________
Announcing the 3rd Annual Best of Chesterfield
Outdoor Patio ___________________________________ Best Ethnic Food ________________________________
People’s Choice
Happy Hour_____________________________________
AWARDS Help Us Choose the Winners and You Could Win a $50 Dining Gift Certificate
“BEST of Chesterfield” Restaurant Winners will be announced in our Jul/Aug issue.
Coffeehouse ____________________________________ Tapas _________________________________________ Pizza __________________________________________
RULES:
Dessert Place ___________________________________
• Fill out, then send or fax the form on page 30 • Must vote for at least 7 different selections to qualify • You may not mention any restaurant more than 5 times • All duplicate votes will be disregarded • All information on entries must be complete to qualify for prizes • Restaurants must be in or nearby the borders of Chesterfield • Submission deadline 5/30 • Every entry qualifies for the drawing
Sunday Brunch __________________________________ Ice Cream _____________________________________ Best New Restaurant
(In 2010 or 2011) _____________________________
Best All-Time Favorite ____________________________
Name _________________________________________ Phone _________________________________________ E-Mail _________________________________________ Where Did You Pick Up Your Copy of Out&About? ______________________________________________ Fill out and Send this form to:
Best of Chesterfield c/o Out and About Magazine 1734 Clarkson Road #312 • Chesterfield, MO 63017
NOTE: Although chain restaurants qualify, we are seeking your input on locally owned favorites...
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Tour a unique collection of four fine wineries...
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Experience
Weinstrasse!
Any Day is A Great Day for Weinstrasse!
636-228-4301 • augustawinery.com
636-482-8466 • balduccivineyards.com
Travel one of Missouri’s most scenic roadways en route to an afternoon of fine wine and relaxation at four exceptional wineries. Wine Country is only a short drive from West County and St. Charles along Hwy. 94.
• Area designated first wine district in United States • Family-owned “boutique wineries” • Award winning wines and specialty foods • Live entertainment
• Free wine tasting • Rated by Readers Digest as one of the 100 most scenic drives in America • Featured in Midwest and Southern Living Magazines
636-228-4464 • montelle.com
636-987-2400 • sugarcreekwines.com
Call the wineries for more information or details about specific events.
Sugar Creek Augusta Balducci Montelle
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Celebrations The Observance of
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On average, each year 16 billion jelly beans and 90 million chocolate bunnies are made in preparation of Easter. Statistics show that 76% of people eat the ears of the chocolate bunny first. Each year, the White House hosts an Easter Egg Roll on the front lawn. The tradition was started by President Rutherford B. Hayes in 1878.
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In celebration of spring, here are some fun facts, customs and traditions surrounding Easter and Passover...
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or Christians, Easter commemorates the resurrection of Christ and his promise of eternal spiritual life. Many different customs have grown around this holiday in the United States and their origins lie in both pre-Christian religions and Christianity. In ancient Egypt, Greece, Rome, and Persia, eggs were dyed for spring festivals, starting the tradition of giving colored eggs at Easter time. • Christians consider eggs to be "the seed of life" and symbolic of the resurrection of Jesus Christ. • The most famous eggs in history were produced by the House of Fabergé for Alexander III and Nicholas II of Russia; these are often referred to as the 'Imperial' Fabergé eggs. Of the approximately 50 made, 42 have survived and sell for millions of dollars. • In the Orthodox tradition, the week before Easter is a time for spring-cleaning in the home.
Each year, the White House hosts an Easter Egg Roll on the front lawn. The tradition was started by President Rutherford B. Hayes in 1878. •
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For Orthodox families, a fast is observed on Holy Saturday and not broken until after the midnight mass, when families come together to celebrate with mountains of food. The Easter Parade had its beginning in New York in the 1870’s. The social elite would attend church services and parade down Fifth Avenue so they could show off their new Easter clothes. The poplar Easter Lily is the fourth largest selling potted plant in America with 15 million Easter Lily bulbs grown in America. According to the Guinness Book of World Records, the largest Easter egg ever made was just over 25 feet high and weighed 8,968 lbs. 33
assover is the spring Jewish holiday celebrating the redemption of the Israelites from slavery to freedom 3,000 years ago. At that time the Jews were held as slaves in Egypt and Moses was sent to Pharaoh to seek their release. Pharaoh did not release the Jews until ten plagues were visited upon the Egyptians. These plagues did not strike the Jewish households and after the tenth plague, Pharaoh released the Jews. • There is no fixed date for Passover. The date is dependant on the phases of the moon. • The first two nights of the eight-day holiday are celebrated with special meals called Seders in which the stories and history of Passover are celebrated. Special foods, plates, and silverware are all a part of the Seder. • At Seder, children are sometimes asked; “Why do we eat matzah (or matzo) – a bread with no yeast?” Answer: matzah reminds them that when the Jews left the slavery of Egypt they had no time to bake bread. They took the raw dough on their journey and baked it in the hot desert sun into hard crackers called matzah. • After the main meal, children search for a piece of matzah that has been hidden. This piece of matzah is called “afikomen” which means dessert. The Seder cannot be officially concluded until the afikomen is eaten. By Juantia Jahn
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Logan College of Chiropractic“Hare in the Air” Egg Hunt Date: Sat, March 24 Time: 10 am Cost: FREE and open to the public Location: Logan College Campus Address: 1851 Schoettler Rd Contact: logan.edu The event begins at 10 am with the Easter Bunny scheduled to arrive by helicopter at 11 am. St. Louis Cardinals’ mascot “Fredbird” will be on hand from 10 to11 am The egg hunt is divided into age groups of 2, 3, 4-5, and 6-8. There will be lots of activities for children of all ages including balloon artists, a petting zoo and Super Chiro Man. The Chesterfield Police Department will be on the campus in the D.A.R.E car, along with McGruff the Crime Dog, and members of the Monarch Fire Protection District with a fire truck and ambulance to tour. There is plenty of FREE parking on the upper campus.
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Egg-citing Easter Egg Hunts and Activities
City of Wildwood – Egg Hunt Date: Sat, March 31 Time: 10 am-noon Cost Free and open to the public Location: Wildwood Towne Centre Address: 221 Plaza Dr. Contact: 636-458-0440 Kids in three age groups (3 and under; 4 to 6; 7 to 11) hunt for thousands of eggs. Following the hunt, stay for helmet fittings, games with prizes, kettle corn, hot dogs and music. The hunt starts promptly at 10 am. Please allow extra time to park and get to the hunt site on time. Bring your own baskets.
Easter Egg Roll Date: Mon, April 9 Time: call Cost: Free with museum admission Location:The Magic House Address: 516 S Kirkwood Contact: 314-822-8900; magichouse.org Join the fun on the front lawn while children ages 21 and under roll up their sleeves and participate in an “egg-citing” race and “egg-stravaganza” activities.
Delmar Gardens of Chesterfield – Egg Hunt
St. Louis Zoo – Spring Breakfast Dates: Sat & Sun, March 24 & 25 Sat & Sun, March 31 & April 1 Sat, April 7 Time: 9 am & 11 am seating Cost: Call Location: St. Louis Zoo Contact: 314-646-4857 Hop into spring and bring the whole family to Breakfast with the Bunny at the St. Louis Zoo’s McDonnell Center at River Camp. While indulging in a delectable breakfast, meet costumed characters and pose for photos with the bunny. He will have surprises in his basket, a treat bag for the kids and free parking for Mom and Dad. Pre-paid reservations are required. Seating is limited.
Hop on in to the Y for a hot buffet breakfast with the Bunny. Kids will make an Easter craft, have pictures taken with the Bunny and hunt for eggs at the outdoor hunt. (bring baskets!). Space is limited, advance reservation required.
Ellisville Parks & Recreation Egg Hunt Date: Sat, March 31 Time: 10 am Cost: Free and open to the public Location: Bluebird Park Contact: 636-227-7508 Children ages 1-9. Bring your own camera and basket for thousands of eggs, candy, and other prizes. Get your picture taken with Mr. & Mrs. Bunny.
Living Word Easter EGGstravaganza Date: Sat, March 31 Time: 9-11 a.m. Cost: zero. Zilch. FREE! Location: Living Word Church Address: 17315 Manchester Road Wildwood Contact: 636-821-2800, www.livingwordumc.org Massive egg hunt, games, snacks, scavenger hunt and pictures with the Easter Bunny! For children in 5th grade and younger…and their families! Event will take place rain or shine!
West County Family YMCA Breakfast and Egg Hunt Date: Sat, Mar 31 Time: 9 am Cost: $10/person; $5/member; under 2, free Location:The Dierberg Family Hub at the Y Address: 16464 Burkardt Place Contact: 636-532-3100 34
Date: Sun, April 1 Time: 1:30-3 pm Cost: Free and open to the public Location: Delmar Gardens of Chesterfield Address: 14855 N. Outer 40 Contact: 636-532-0150 Gather the family together and get to the area’s ultimate egg hunt. Kids of all ages will be delighted with special activities planned just for them including games, prizes, balloons, face painting, etc.
Easter Egg Hunt at St. John Church Date: Sat, April 7 Time: 6 pm Cost: Free and open to the public Location: St. John Church Address: 15800 Manchester Rd Contact: 636-394-4100; stjstl.net Held rain or shine on the east parking lot by members of the Monarch Fire Protection District with a fire truck and ambulance to tour.There is plenty of free parking on the upper campus.
ADULT EGG HUNT Presented by Ellisville Parks & Recreation, Manchester Parks and Recreation, and Ballwin Parks and Recreation Date: Friday, March 30 Time: 7:30 pm Location: Schroeder Park Address: 359 Old Meremac Station Rd Cost: $6 per person if registered by March 23. $10 late registration after that date. Bring your own snacks and drinks for this adult egg hunt. Stay after the hunt for prizes and bonfire. Registration required and participants must be 21 years or older. For registration, please call 636-227-7508
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FISH FRY FRIDAYS
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t’s that time of year again when we all get hooked on the fish fry frenzy! The Fridays during Lent are the time to sample some of the best food around. Local churches and community organizations offer dinners of the non-meat variety that will please even the meat and potato lover! Dine in or carry-out, you won’t be disappointed. Holy Infant 248 New Ballwin Rd• Ballwin 636-227-7440 4:30-8 p.m.; 4:30-6:30 on April 6. Every Friday from February 24-April 6. Featuring the area’s “Premium Fish Fry” of grouper, salmon and cod served as meals or as cod sandwich. Prices start at $4.25. Meals include 2 large side portions and beverage. Reasonably priced kids meal ( including pizza) is also available. Ballwin VFW Hall 115 Mimosa Lane • Ballwin 636-527-9555 5-7 p.m. every Friday during Lent; 2nd and 4th Friday all year. Dinners available: Cod $8.50; Catfish -$8.00; Shrimp (8 shrimp fried or boiled)-$8.00; Walleye -$10. Dinners are served with two sides including macaroni and cheese, slaw, applesauce, baked beans, french fries or spaghetti with tomato sauce. Sandwiches available: Cod-$6.50 or Catfish-$6.50. Sandwiches served with chips. Bar open to the public. St. Clare of Assisi 15642 Clayton Road • Ellisville 636-394-7307 4-7 p.m. Fridays during Lent except Annual fish fry sponsored by the St. Clare Athletic Association. Enjoy freshly breaded and fried to order fish dinners
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as well as specialty menu item such as homemade cod bisque, salads, peel and eat shrimp and children’s menu featuring PaPa John’s pizza. All dinners are $8.50; children’s at reduced prices. Be prepared for a short wait-grab a beer and let the kids participate in the child specific entertainment while your dinner is prepared.
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Personalized Stationery & Gifts • Interchangeable Stampers • Monthly ladies night with special discounts
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Incarnate Word Church 13416 Olive • St. Louis 314-576-5336 4:30-7:30 p.m. on Fridays during Lent. Annual fish fry sponsored by the Knights of Columbus Council #9981. Menu includes fried Icelandic cod, butterfly shrimp, spaghetti with tomato sauce, fries, slaw, green beans and applesauce as well as home-made cakes, pies, cookies, brownies and other scrumptious desserts. Bulk Fish and shrimp orders are available. Dinners include two sides.
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St. Joseph Parish 567 St. Joseph Lane • Manchester 636-227-5247 4:15-7 p.m. Fridays during Lent. Dine in or carry out a full dinner that includes two pieces of fried or baked fish or eight shrimp and choice of two sides, bread and dessert. Smaller meals also available. American Post #208 225 Old Sulphur Springs Rd 636-391-9424 4-7:30 p.m. Serving fish and chicken dinners the 1st and 3rd Friday all year and every Friday during Lent. All dinners include a choice of two sides such as slaw, french fries, applesauce, macaroni salad and spaghetti with red sauce. Shrimp, cod; catfish, jack salmon, chicken, chicken. Children’s meals available. Hall rental also available.
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FOR CHILDREN: Kids Play (for ages 2-11) Lafayette Center, Baxter & Manchester by Dierbergs 636-227-1800; kidsplayfun.com • Open days, evenings and weekends (till midnight on Fri and Sat) • Rates start at $7.90 per hour. No appointment needed • Discounts and weekly rates • Space for private parties Bounce U 17365 Edison Ave. (636) 532-JUMP (5867); bounceu.com • Kid’s Night Out ($20 first child; $17 per sibling) 3rd. Fri. of each month for self-sufficient kids age 5+ 6-9:30 p.m. • Price includes pizza dinner • Be sure to bring socks! • Reservations required Other local places also provide day services for kids. Please call or check websites for more information. • JCC- 16801 Baxter Rd. 314-432-5700, jccstl.com • YMCA- 16464 Burkhardt Pl.- 636-532-6515, ymcastlouis.org • Kindercare- Chesterfield2275 Village Green Pkwy., 636-227-5074; Ballwin14733 Clayton Rd., 636391-6929; Creve Coeur12821 Portulaca Dr., 314542-4030. kindercare.com
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Social work support Nursing/personal care Kosher meals Activities include: Daily exercise with modified sports activities • Musical entertainment • Sing-a-longs • Pet Therapy • Arts and crafts • Welcoming adults of all religious beliefs and ethnicities • Medicaid accepted; limited scholarships and grants available • Program fee: $75 a day, depending on the level of care
Jewish Community Center Adult Day Center #2 Millstone Campus Dr. 314-432-5700 Mon-Fri; 7:30 am-6 pm The Adult Day Center serves adults who: • May be socially isolated, but who can continue to live in the community • Need assistance in performing activities of daily living • Need special care, but are able to participate in a group setting The Details: • Provides door-to-door, escorted transportation
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Garden View Care Center of Chesterfield 1025 Chesterfield Pointe Pkwy. 636-537-3333 gardenviewcarecenter.com Mon-Fri; 8 am-4 pm • For older adults who still live at home but require care and supervision during the day. Those enrolled in the adult day center enjoy a full day of exciting activities and the opportunity to socialize with their peers. • Ice-cream • Activity Therapist • Food prepared on-site • Nursing supervision • Monthly birthday parties • Program fee: $75 a day for 3-5 day participation; $80 a day for 2-day minimum participation. • Reservations required West County Family YMCA Active Older Adults Program 16464 Burkhardt Place 636-532-3100 ymcastlouis.org Mon-Fri, noon-3:45 • A comprehensive and integrated program that encourages members to grow in the areas of physical, emotional, social, vocational, intellectual and spiritual well-being. Requirements: • Must be 55 years or older • Membership must be renewed annually • Pay a yearly fee, plus a daily fee only on the days you use the Y. Other Senior Day Centers Nearby: Living Better Adult Day Center 2032 Dorsett Village Center Maryland Heights 314-542-6050 LivingBetterAdultDayCare. com. Mon-Fri 7 am-6 pm $75 per day; $40 half day- (4 or less hours)
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• Serving seniors with memory loss, physical conditions and lonliness. Family Partners Adult Day Services 12880 Manchester Road 314-686-4444 familypartners.com Mon-Fri 7 am-6 pm $75-$85 per day • Specializing in seniors with Alzheimer’s and dementia.
FOR YOUR PET: (They’re Family Too!) Petropolis Pet Center 16830 Chesterfield Airport Rd 636-537-232; petropolis.com With a full range of activities, the Doggie Day Care has experts that will evaluate your dog and develop a customized play/socializing schedule that focuses on enriching your dog’s life both during your pet’s stay and beyond. • Mon-Fri drop off 7:30 a.m.pick up as late as 6 p.m.
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• Half-day ($22.25) or full day ($24.00-$30.50) • Full day includes two 3-hour group playtime sessions along with a full menu of activities • No reservation required. Overnight boarding available
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Every month there is a different themed DayCamp Howliday party. DayCamp is also available for guests that are vacationing in our Pet Resort. No reservations required Puppy Play date first Wed. of each month Daily rate-$23 A full menu of activities participants must be spayed or neutered and friendly toward other pets and people. Pets with fleas or contagious diseases are not admitted Pets must be vaccinated
Pets & Company 17701 Edison Ave. 636-530-7387 www.petsandcompany.net A full service boarding, grooming and day care center providing a safe, clean environment for your pet. Two fenced grassy play yards for daycare and raised beds and luxury suites available for boarding.
Kennelwood #4 Clarkson-Wilson Center 636-537-3221;kennelwood.com • Mon.-Fri., 7 a.m.-6 p.m. • DayCamp - a group play session supervised by Pet Activities Counselors. Your pet will be placed in a group with other dogs of his or her same size and temperament.
• Mon-Fri drop and pick up from 7:30 a.m.to 6 p.m.; Sat 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sun 12-4 p.m. • Half-day- $15 (or $12.50 if grooming or boarding) One 2-hour session morning or afternoon • Full day- $24 includes two 2hour group playtime sessions. 10 a.m-12 p.m. or 2- 4 p.m. • For pups who don’t want to socialize day boarding is available with snacks served and pet time. $24 • No reservation required • Boarding & grooming available • Full service salon and spa By Mary Phelps, Contributing Writer Other contributors- Carol Kuebrich, Stella Moritz and Pat Catanzaro
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Scavenger Hunt In the ads within this issue, we've hidden a Chamber of Commerce Logo for you to find. (It’s not the one on the table of contents or on the City of Chesterfield ad). When you find it, fax, mail or e-mail your name, address and telephone number to the Chesterfield Chamber of Commerce along with the name of the ad in which you found the logo. We'll enter you into a drawing on Apr. 15 for a $50 dining certificate. Send to:101 Chesterfield Business Pkwy. Chesterfield, MO 63005•E-Mail: stella@chesterfieldmochamber.com Fax: 636-5327446•Or on Facebook at Out & About Magazine Congrats to the winner of the last scavenger hunt, Charlene Simon of Chesterfield.The logo was hidden in the Legacy Dental Care Ad
* Denotes a Chesterfield Event 11 Celtic Woman-Believe Day:Wed (7:30 pm) Cost: $42, $72 Location: Fox Theatre, 527 N Grand Contact: 314-534-1678; 314-534-1111 fabulousfox.com Global music phenomenon Celtic Woman announce their breathtaking brand new live show, BELIEVE. Celebrating an enchanting new studio album and companion live concert DVD of the same name, the awe-inspiring vocalists and mesmerizing Celtic violinist now embark on the BELIEVE LIVE US tour.
Arts & Entertainment 3-8 Fiddler on the Roof
12 Cheikh Lo presented by the Center for International Studies
Day:Tue-Fri (8 pm); Sat (2 & 8 pm) Sun (2 pm) Cost: $22-$92 Location: Peabody Opera House 1400 Market St Contact: 800-745-3000 peabodyoperahouse.com A timeless classic filled with a rousing, heartwarming score.
Day:Thu (7:30 pm) Cost: $18 general Location: Blanche M.Touhill Performing Arts Center, University of Missouri-St Louis, One University Blvd Contact: touhill.org; 314-516-4949 A superb singer and songwriter as well as a distinctive guitarist, percussionist and drummer, Cheik Lô has been influenced by the music of West and Central Africa and created a style uniquely his own.
4 Artists & Apples Series Day:Wed (12:30-1:30 pm) Cost: free Location: St. Louis Community College at Wildwood, 2645 Generations Dr Contact: 636-422-2014; stlcc.edu Julie Brown Patton will share with visitors how her professional journey led her from writer to becoming editor of EurekaWildwoodPatch.com.
13 Arts@Play: Muny 4U presented by Touhill & The Muny Day: Fri (7 pm) Cost: $5 Location: Blanche M.Touhill Performing Arts Center, University of Missouri-St Louis, One University Blvd Contact: touhill.org; 314-516-4949 Designed by The Muny, this interactive and lively show will involve the young audience in different aspects of musical theatre and demonstrate they know more about the genre than they might realize. Pulling from different sources, Muny 4U will highlight the integration of musical theatre into popular culture.This program is suitable for middle-school age students.
7 The Lettermen in Concert Day: Sat (8 pm) Cost: $22.50-$40.50 Location: J. Scheidegger Center for the Arts at Lindenwood-2300 W Clay Contact: 636-949-4433 lindenwoodcenter.edu Take a trip down memory lane for a one night event.
Top: Attend an Easter Egg Hunt Center: Celtic Woman at the Fox Bottom: Chesterfield Chamber of Commerce Golf Classic
10 Human Nature The Motown Show presented by Smokey Robinson
13-14 Auditions for “The Music Man”
Day:Tue (7:30 pm) Cost: $32 and up Location: Fox Theatre, 527 N Grand Contact: 314-534-1678; 314-534-1111; fabulousfox.com; humannaturelive.com HUMAN NATURE, Australia’s #1 pop vocal group with millions of albums sold worldwide, is storming America with their first-ever U.S. National tour, a new album release, The Motown Record, a spectacular PBS TV Special and a new DVD.
Day: Fri (noon-6 pm) for ages 7-11 Sat (8 am-noon) for ages 12-25 Cost: free Location:The Pillar Foundation 15820 Clayton Rd Contact: 636-541-2813 broadwayonthedriveway.com Christian Theatre Company, Broadway on the Driveway, celebrates 18 seasons! Auditions by appointment. Instructions, schedule and application form on web site.
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13-14 Aspen Santa Fe Ballet presented by Dance St Louis Day: Fri ( 8 pm); Sat (2 & 8 pm) Cost: $35, $40, $50 Location: Blanche M.Touhill Performing Arts Center, University of Missouri-St Louis, One University Blvd Contact: touhill.org; 314-516-4949 The Aspen Santa Fe Ballet boasts top-flight dancers in an eclectic and engaging repertory. The vibrant troupe performs works by both veteran and up-and-coming European and American choreographers like Twyla Tharp, Dwight Rhoden, Paul Taylor,Trey McIntyre and dozens more.
*13-15 Y-Rep Kids present “In St Louis, at the Fair” by Schubert Fendrich Day: Fri-Sat (7:30 pm); Sun (3 pm) Cost: $8 adults $5 students/seniors/children Location: Community Theatre at West County Family YMCA, 16464 Burkhardt Pl Contact: 636-532-6515x 227 The St Louis World’s Fair in 1904 was a scientific marvel. Newfangled inventions were introduced: autos, phonographs, kinetoscopes and many more…including the world’s first great outdoor lighting display.This musical comedy captures the wonder and excitement of those bygone days, while using the memorable music of the period.
14 The Last Dinner on the Titanic Day: Sat (6 pm) Cost: call Location: Fox Theatre, 527 N Grand Contact: 314-534-1678; 314-534-1111 fabulousfox.com Proceeds benefit the Fox Performing Arts Charitable Foundation Please visit titanic2012stl.com/dinner.html for additional information On April 14, 2012, 100 years to the day, the historic Fabulous Fox Theatre will present a once-in-a-lifetime experience: a recreation of the last dinner on the Titanic.This historic First Class menu and details of the evening have been meticulously researched to authentically replicate the sumptuous eleven course meal with accompanying wines that was served on that fateful night.
20-21 Spring Dance Concert Day: Fri (7:30 pm); Sat (2 pm) Cost: $10 general Location: J. Scheidegger Center for the Arts at Lindenwood-2300 W Clay Contact: 636-949-4433 lindenwoodcenter.edu
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EASTER S U N R I S E S E RV I C E S Easter sunrise services are held by the following churches on April 8. BABLER PARK 7:30 a.m. A 50 year tradition of Heritage Presbyterian of Wildwood. Follow signs to parking. Tent is provided in inclement weather. Call 636938-3855 church; 636-4583813 park. Visit online at mostateparks.com/park/ dr-edmund-babler-memorialstate-park BONHOMME PRESBYTERIAN Service at the Old Stone Church, 14699 Conway.
Outdoors, weather permitting. Call the church for the time: 636-532-3486 ST. JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH 15800 Manchester Rd.-7:45 a.m. Starts at the cemetery and moves to the church. 636.394.4100 stjstl.net ST. LOUIS FAMILY CHURCH 17458 Chesterfield Airport Rd.- 6:30 a.m. Outdoors, weather permitting. 636.532.3446 slfc.org IVY CHAPEL UCC 620 N. Woods Mill Rd.6:30 a.m. 314-434-4991
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The Spring Dance Concert is a powerhouse performance of entertainment that will blow you away.
*22 Peter and the Wolf presented by Alexandra Ballet
20-21 Greater St Louis Jazz Festival presented by UMSL,Touhill & Jazz St Louis
Day: Sun (2 & 5 pm) Cost: $10 adult; $5 children 5 and under Location: Purser Center at Logan College Contact: 314-469-6222 alexandraballet.com Join Peter in this classic tale of a curious boy becoming a hapless hero. Each character is represented by a different musical instrument. ABC’s of Ballet blends the talents of young dancers and the alphabet to introduce audiences to the world of ballet. Attending Scout groups can earn Dance or Music Badge. Purchase tickets day of performance.
Day: Fri & Sat (8 pm) Cost: $20, $40, $65 Location: Blanche M.Touhill Performing Arts Center, University of Missouri-St Louis, One University Blvd Contact: touhill.org; 314-516-4949 Fri night’s headliner: Poncho Sanchez & his Latin Jazz Band, featuring Terence Blanchard with opening set by the UMSL Jazz Ensemble under the direction of Jim Widner. Sat night’s headliner: Christian McBride Big Band with opening set by the UMSL Jazz Ensemble under the direction of Jim Widner
22 Concert V: A Traveler’s Tale presented by the St Louis Chamber Chorus Day: Sun (3 pm) Cost: $28 adult; $10 student Location: First Presbyterian Church of Kirkwood, 100 E Adams Contact: 636-458-4343; chamberchorus.org Exotic locales, from Iceland and the French Alps to Italian lakes and submerged Irish villages are evoked by a dazzling array of composers. Judith Bingham and Carl Orff balance Thomas Weelkes and Johannes Brahms, and a commission from Sydney & Gabriel Guillaume celebrates their recent return to their Haitian homeland.
25-28 The Fuller Quartet Day:Wed-Sat (7:30 & 9:30 pm) Cost: call Location: Jazz at the Bistro, 3536 Washington Ave, Grand Center Contact: jazzstl.org; 314-531-1012
26-28 The Second City: Laugh Out Loud Tour Day:Thu/Fri (8 pm); Sat ( 5 & 9 pm) Cost: $34 general; cabaret tables for 2 start & $78 Location: Blanche M.Touhill Performing Arts Center, University of Missouri-St Louis, One University Blvd Contact: touhill.org; 314-516-4949 The Second City’s trademark improvisation will be on full display in the Lee Theater cabaret with its one-of-a-kind Laugh Out Loud Tour. From the company that launched the careers of Tina Fey, Stephen Colbert,
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Steve Carell, Gilda Radner, Bill Murray and more, comes the next generation of the comedy world’s best and brightest in an evening of hilarious sketch comedy.
*26-May 13 “I Do! I Do!” by Tom Jones and Harvey Schmidt Day:Thu-Sat (8 pm); Sun (2 pm) Cost: $25 adult; $22 student/senior 60+; $18 active military, theatre or groups Location: Dramatic License Theatre, upper level Ches. Mall outside of Sears Contact: 636-220-7012 dramaticlicense productions.org Join Agnes and Michael Snow in this heartwarming musical as they experience all the trials and tribulations, laughter and sorrow, hope and disappointment of a 50-year relationship.
*27-29 Y-Rep Troupers present “The Pied Piper: A Tale of Whoa” by Colleen Forest Day: Fri (10 am & noon); Sat (1 pm); Sun (3 pm) Cost: $8 adults; $5 students/seniors/children Location: Community Theatre at West County Family YMCA 16464 Burkhardt Pl Contact: 636-532-6515x 227 A rag-tag group of actors needs the help of the audience as they try to tell the tale of the Pied Piper; with the help of the fabled Piper himself!
27-29 Saint Louis Ballet presents “Swan Lake” Day: Fri (8 pm); Sat (2:30 & 8 pm) Sun (3 pm) Cost: $25, $35, $45 Location:Touhill Performing Arts Center-Anheuser-Busch Hall Contact: 314-516-4949; stlouisballet.org Choreographed by Gen Horiuchi, the ballet is set to the classic score by Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky. Filled with enchanting scenery, magical lands and splendid dancing, the production caters to all ages.
29 An Evening with Yanni Day: Sun (7:30 pm) Cost: $49.50 to $84.50 Location: Fox Theatre, 527 N Grand Contact: 314-534-1678; 314-534-1111; fabulousfox.com Yanni, music’s true world citizen and most popular contemporary composer, announced the first leg of a major tour of North America commencing in April of 2012.The tour includes a stop at the Fabulous Fox Theatre on April 29th!
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Day: Sun (3 pm) Cost: call Location: Ladue Chapel Presbyterian Church, 9450 Clayton Rd Contact: 314-652-2224 Be the first to hear the world premiere of Te Deum, by Composer-in-Residence Stephen Mager. This stunning new work seeks “to integrate the textures of choral and organ timbre into music of subtle and powerful resonance.”
Fairs, Festivals & Family Fun *2 Chesterfield Mascot Competition Begins Day: Mon (8 am) Cost: free Location: Chesterfield City Hall 690 Chesterfield Parkway W Contact: 636-812-9500; facebook.com/chesterfieldparks Chesterfield is hosting a contest to determine the city mascot! Entries will be accepted Apr 2-27 and voted on through facebook.
4 Gateway H-D Bike Night Day: Every Wed thru October (7-9 pm) Cost: free to attend Location: Gateway Harley-Davidson, 3600 Lemay Ferry Rd Contact: 314-845-9900; gatewayhd.com Come out for an evening of food, drinks and fun.
7 “Bat”urday Day: Sat (noon-4 pm) Cost: free Location:The World Bird Sanctuary, 125 Bald Eagle Ridge Rd Contact: 636-225-4390 x102 worldbirdsanctuary.org Bats are interesting and misunderstood creatures. Learn more about the environmental and economic importance of these animals, the threats they face, and what you can do to help bats survive. Meet our resident Straw-colored Fruit Bats and participate in bat-related fun kids activities.
14 USO Kick-Off Party Day: Sat (9 am-5 pm) Cost: free to attend Location: Gateway Harley-Davidson, 3600 Lemay Ferry Rd Contact: 314-845-9900; gatewayhd.com Enjoy food, drinks and live music and help to start the USO fundraising campaign and a chance to win a new 2012 FLHX.
14 Parkway Trivia Night Day: Sat (doors open @6 pm, questions @7 pm) Cost: $130 for table of 8 Location: Maryland Heights Community Center, 2344 McKelvey Rd Contact: 314-415-8074; parkwayalumni.org To benefit programs of the Parkway Alumni Association. Soda and light snacks provided. Participants will enjoy prizes, attendance and raffle prizes and silent auction.
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28 VIP Spring Fashion Show
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Day: Sat (8 pm) Cost: $35 for VIP seating and reception; $25 general Location: J. Scheidegger Center for the Arts at Lindenwood-2300 W Clay Contact: 636-949-4433 lindenwoodcenter.edu Experience the Art and intricacy of fashion in a New York-style runway show.
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Day: Sat (9:30-11am) Cost: free to attend Location: Gateway Harley-Davidson 3600 Lemay Ferry Rd Contact: 314-845-9900; gatewayhd.com Education for new or current Harley owners.
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28 Hey! There’s Nature in My Woods 20-22 Dealership Overnight Ride Day: Fri-Sun Cost: Hotel and gas Location: Gateway Harley-Davidson, 3600 Lemay Ferry Rd Contact: 314-845-9900; gatewayhd.com Join Gateway HD on a ride to a TBD destination. Check the web site or contact the store for more details.
*21 Journey West Day: Sat (9 am-5 pm) Cost: $12 adult; $10 senior; $5 child Location:The Historic Boone Home & Boonefield Village Contact: 636-798-2005 danielboonehome.com Learn first-hand what it took to travel to new lands and how to settle once there.
21 Earth Day at Amphitheater Day: Sat (9 am-noon) Cost: free Location: 631 Veteran’s Place Dr Contact: 636-537-4000; chesterfield.mo.us Join the fun for on-stage entertainment, recycling of almost anything, free native trees, opportunity to purchase “green” products and education on sustainable practices.
22 23rd Annual t Louis Earth Day Festival Day: Sun (11 am-6 pm) Cost: free Location: Muny Grounds in Forest Park Contact: 314-616-7354; stlouisearthday.org Festival offers live music, cultural performances, local food, vendors and hands-on activities for the whole family.
27 Spring Fashion Show Day: Fri (8 pm) Cost: $20 Location: J. Scheidegger Center for the Arts at Lindenwood-2300 W Clay Contact: 636-949-4433 lindenwoodcenter.edu Experience the Art and intricacy of fashion in a New York-style runway show.
Day: Sat (9-11 am) registration 8:30 am Cost: Small nominal fee Location:The World Bird Sanctuary 125 Bald Eagle Ridge Rd Contact: 636-225-4390 x102 worldbirdsanctuary.org Join us for a leisurely two-hour guided hike through our oak hickory forest. An expert naturalist will lead you on your hike – where you may see birds, mammals, reptiles and amphibians.
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*11 Stories@ STAGES: City Dog, Country Frog Day:Wed (call for time) Cost: free Location: STAGES 444 Chesterfield Center Contact: 636-530-5959; stagesstlouis.org Bring your preschool or elementary aged children to experience their favorite classic kid’s tales in a whole new way! Stories@STAGES features an interactive reading and performance by STAGES artists, followed by dramatic play activities. Space is limited.
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*14 Auditions for TeamSTAGES
47 Unit G Chesterfield Mall / Chesterfield, MO 63017 (Headquarters between Macys and Old Navy on the first floor)
Day: Sat (call for time) Cost: free Location: STAGES; 444 Chesterfield Center Contact: 636-530-5959; stagesstlouis.org TeamSTAGES is the region’s premier teen preprofessional a capella singing ensemble! The group performs at corporate, civic and private events throughout the St Louis metro area.
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n the ads within this issue, we've hidden a Chamber of Commerce Logo for you to find. (It’s not the one on the table of contents or on the City of Chesterfield ad). When you find it, fax, mail or e-mail your name, address and telephone number to the Chesterfield Chamber of Commerce along with the name of the ad in which you found the logo and where you got your copy of Out & About. We'll enter you into a drawing for a $50 dining gift certificate. Entries due by April 15.
14-15 Visiting Artists Series:The “Going Green” Groove Day: Fri Sat & Sun (noon & 2 pm performances) Cost: free with museum admission Location:The Magic House 516 S Kirkwood Rd Contact: 314-822-8900; magichouse.org In honor of Earth Day, award-winning storyteller Bobby Norfolk presents his musical production about how families can take steps to protect our planet.
Send to-101 Chesterfield Business Pkwy. Chesterfield, MO 63005 E-Mail: stella@chesterfieldmochamber.com: Fax: 636-532-7446 Or Friend us on Facebook at Out & About Magazine and post on our wall!
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* Denotes a Chesterfield Event 10 First Day of 50+ Fitness Camp Day:Tue(8-9 am) Cost: $126 for six week session Location: Chesterfield Amphitheater 631 Veteran’s Place Dr Contact: 314-265-9334; inspirefitnessstl.com Simple strength training exercises for any level of fitness to improve balance, coordination, flexibility and strength.Walk the beautiful trails of Central Park.
20 Free Family Night Day: Fri (5:30-9 pm) Cost: free for 2 adults and 4 of their own children Location:The Magic House 516 S Kirkwood Rd Contact: 314-822-8900; magichouse.org Sponsored by Target. Families can enjoy more than 100 hands-on museum exhibits.
*12 Grandparents Class
Day: Sat & Sun (11 am, 1 pm & 3 pm) Cost: $18; $15 members (reservations required) Location:The Magic House 516 S Kirkwood Rd Contact: 314-822-8900; magichouse.org Dress in your storybook best as you sip tea or apple juice, dine on desserts, make bejeweled crowns and watch a performance by your favorite characters.
Day:Thu (6:30-8:30 pm) Cost: $15 Location: St Luke’s Hospital, 232 Woods Mill Rd; 3rd floor across from Med. Library Contact: 314-205-6906; stlukes-stl.com This class for expectant grandparents reviews the current hospital care for mother and baby, infant safety information and tips on being helpful as grandparents. A tour of the birthing suite is included. Registration required.
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*14 Bigger Sibling Class
Day: Fri (7-8:30 pm) Cost: $5 Location: St John Church, 15800 Manchester Rd (Next Generation Center) Contact: 636-779-2376 stjstl.net A fun evening of games with your friends and a chance to make new friends. Snacks provided. For 4th and 5th graders.
Day: Sat (9:30-11 am) Cost: $10 for children ages 6-10 years Location: St Luke’s Hospital 232 Woods Mill Rd; Conf rm A Contact: 314-205-6906; stlukes-stl.com Siblings learn about being a big brother or sister. Games, stories and videos help children learn how to hold a baby, what it means to share and how to keep baby safe. Siblings receive a t-shirt, tour and certificate. Children should bring a favorite teddy bear or doll. Registration required.
6 Centene Fitness First Fridays Day: Fri (5:30-9 pm) Cost: $8.75 adult; free for kids that participate Location:The Magic House 516 S Kirkwood Rd Contact: 314-822-8900; magichouse.org Families can stretch their muscles and minds as they take the 1,000 step circuit through the museum touring hundreds of exhibits and looking for “Fit Facts.”
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*9 First Day of Fitness Camp Day: Mon (6-7 am) Cost: $126 for six week session Location: Chesterfield Amphitheater, 631 Veteran’s Place Dr Contact: 314-265-9334; inspirefitnessstl.com A challenge yet intimidation-free workout with both cardio and strength training exercises. Fun and a great calorie burner!
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Day:Thu (10 am-3 pm) Cost: free Location: St. Louis Community College at Wildwood, 2645 Generations Dr Contact: 636-422-2014; stlcc.edu Mississippi Valley Regional Blood Center will be on campus. bloodcenter.org for questions.
21-22 Fairy Tale Tea with Cinderella
Health, Sports & Fitness
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12 Blood Drive at St Louis Community College
14-15 GO! St Louis Marathon & Family Fitness Weekend Day: Sat-Sun Cost: call Location:TBD Contact: 314-727-0800 gostlouis.org Missouri’s premiere family fitness festival featuring a marathon (26.2 mi), half marathon (13.1 mi), Marathon Relay, 5k Run/Walk (3.1 mi), Read, Right and Run Marathon, Children’s Fun Run and a Mature Mile.
15 American Red Cross Blood Drive Day: Sun (9 am-1 pm) Cost: free Location: St John Church 15800 Manchester Rd Contact: 636-394-4100 stjstl.net Walk-ins welcome-but to make an appointment go to redcross.org or email martajallred@gmail.com
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*18 Chesterfield Chamber of Commerce General Membership Meeting
Chesterfield Chamber Annual Golf Classic
Join the Chesterfield Chamber of Commerce as we tee off on Monday, April 30 at Persimmon Woods Golf Club. Golfers throughout St. Louis have learned that Persimmon Woods Golf Club in Weldon Spring, is one of the premier layouts in Missouri, having hosted NCAA Division III Championships, the Missouri State Amateur and PGA National Championship South Regional.
*19 Happiest Baby on the Block Day:Thu (6:30-8:30 pm) Cost: $40 includes DVD & CD Location: St Luke’s Hospital, 232 Woods Mill Rd; 3rd floor across from Med. Library Contact: 314-205-6906; stlukes-stl.com Learn an extraordinary approach to calm your baby. New parents will learn step-by-step how to help babies sleep longer and how to soothe the fussiest baby in minutes. Call for restrictions and details.
Persimmon Woods is guaranteed to challenge the most experienced golfer while accommodating those with lesser skill levels. Enjoy a day of networking and relaxation including lunch, snacks and beverages on the course, contests, welcome bags, team prizes, dinner and silent auction. Applications are being accepted for teams of four or for individuals. Early Bird rates of $185 per person or $740 per team are in effect until March 9, 2012. Call the Chamber by April 22 for information or to register your team! 636-532-3399.
Day:Wed (11:30 am-1 pm) Cost: $20 to members $25 to nonmembers Location: DoubleTree Hotel & Conference Center Address: 16625 Swingley Ridge Rd Contact: 636-532-3399 chesterfieldmochamber.com Monthly luncheon. Meet other Chamber members and hear local and regional speakers as well as networking. Reservations required 48 hours in advance. Sponsored by Sam’s Club.
Day:Wed, 4-9 pm Cost: Priceless Location: Morgan LeFay’s Restaurant Address: 14314 S. Outer 40 Rd. Contact: 314-317-9181 MorganLeFays.com Come enjoy an evening with the girls. Complimentary Mondavi wines, eight boutiques, drawings, door prizes and lots of fun!
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Day:Thu (5-7 pm) Cost: free to members $15 to nonmembers Location:Tahoe Joe’s Famous Steakhouse, 17258 Chesterfield Airport Rd Contact: 636-532-3399 chesterfieldmochamber.com Monthly after hours networking. Reservations required 48 hours in advance. Sponsored by Tahoe Joe’s.
Day: Sat (10 am) Cost: free Location: Chesterfield Athletic Complex, 17891 N Outer 40 Contact: 636-812-9500 Kids ages 7-14 compete in a baseball/softball skills competition with the opportunity to move on to Nationals at the MLB All Star Game.
21 ASID Expo: Celebrating Sustainable Design
Adult, Senior & Business Related
Day: Sat (9 am-4 pm) Location: St. Louis Community CollegeWildwood 2645 Generations Drive Contact: 314-359-0890. stlcc.edu Come see the vast variety of products that have been recycled, reclaimed and reused, tour the LEED-gold certified campus, and listen to speakers.The event is sponsored by the American Society of Interior Designers and is open to anyone who is interested in learning how to sustain our planet, including architects, designers, students and the general public.
*21&28 Infant Care Class *5 Chesterfield Chamber of Commerce First Thursday Coffee
*24 Mommies Night Out for Fitness
5,12,19 Ageless Learning Seminars
Day:Tue (7:30-8:30 pm) Cost: $40 per person Location: St Luke’s Desloge Outpatient Center, 1st floor fitness center 121 St Luke’s Center Dr Contact: 314-205-6906; stlukes-stl.com Every Tuesday throughJune 12.Take time out for “you” to work your way to good health and fitness during this eight week post-partum class. Recommended for women that are at least six weeks post delivery.
Day:Thu (10-11:45 am) Cost: free Location: St. Louis Community College at Wildwood, 2645 Generations Dr Contact: 636-422-2014; stlcc.edu; 314984-7777 to register A seminar series for adults of all ages featuring different topics each session. 4/5: “Pearl Harbor…An Event to Remember” 4/12: “Veiled Prophet Fair” 4/19: “Early Days of Television”
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*19 Chesterfield Chamber of Commerce Business After Hours
Day: Sat (9 am-1 pm) Cost: $40 Location: St Luke’s Hospital 232 Woods Mill Rd; 3rd floor across from Med. Library Contact: 314-205-6906; stlukes-stl.com This class is designed for new or expectant parents.Topics include bathing, dressing, newborn characteristics, common illnesses, infant CPR and car and home safety. Class limited to 10 couples.When registering please list in comments: number attending, OB name, birthdate, daytime phone.
Live Music at the Weinstrasse Wineries
Day:Thu (7:30 -9 am) Cost: free to members $15 to non- members Location: Lindell Bank Contact: 636-532-3399 Monthly early morning breakfast networking. Food and beverage provided. Reservations required 48 hours in advance. Sponsored by Lindell Bank
30 Chesterfield Chamber of Commerce Golf Classic Day: Mon (10:30 am registration; 12:30 pm shotgun start) Cost:$200 per player; $775 per team of 4 Location: Persimmon Woods Golf Club, 6401 Weldon Spring Rd Contact: 636-532-3399 chesterfieldmochamber.com Price includes lunch, snacks and beverages on the course, dinner, team prizes plus silent auction.
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Augusta Wine & Beer Garden 5601 High St 636-228-4301 augustawinery.com Free live music Sat & Sun, 1-5 pm Sat, 04/7- Adam Stanley Sun, 04/8 - CLOSED FOR EASTER Sat, 04/14 - Jan Marks Sun, 04/15 - Mark Moebeck Sat, 04/21 - Dave Bennett Sun, 04/22 - Joe Fry the Guitar Guy Sat, 04/28 - Terry Beck Sun, 04/29 - TBA
Montelle Winery 201 Montelle Dr 888-595-wine montelle.com Free live music Sat & Sun, 1-5 pm unless noted Sat, 4/7-TBD Sun, 4/8 Closed for Easter Sat, 4/14-Dave Bennett Sun 4/15-TBD Sat, 4/21-Jan Marks Sun, 4/22-Arvell & Dawn Sat, 4/28-Anita Rosamond Duo Sun, 4/29- TBD
Sugar Creek Winery Boone Country La 636-987-2400 sugarcreekwines.com NEVER A COVER CHARGE Open daily from 10 am-6 pm Free live music every Sat & Sun 1-5 pm Sat, 4/1-Tom Nickeson Sat, 4/7-Terry Beck Sun, 4/8- Rick Curtright Sat, 4/14-Rick Curtright Sun, 4/15- Gabie Sat, 4/21-Terry Beck Sun, 4/22- Tom Nickeson Sat, 4/28- Kaylor & Tomassino Duo Sun, 4/29- Dennis Schilligo
Balducci Vineyards 6601 Hwy 94 S 636-482-vino balduccivineyards.com Free live music every Sat 3-7 pm Sat, 4/14-Scott Logan Fri, 4/20-Plein Air (artists paint from 4-8 pm) open for dinner Sat, 4/21-McCready Logan Project Sat, 4/28- Route D
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alaban’s wine cellar & tapas bar, Wine Market, Wine Bar. Titles can be deceiving! Visit any of our local “wine shops” to discover a world of unexpected pleasures. Some serve food, some don’t. Some offer tastings, some don’t; but they all share the desire to please every palate and to offer each customer a unique shopping experience. Lukas Liquor Superstore
Balaban’s wine cellar & tapas bar
Discover Your area
Wine Shops 15921 Manchester Rd 636-227-4543 Owner: Gary Bilder Mon-Thu 9 am-9 pm Fri & Sat 9 am-10 pm Sun 11 am-6 pm One of the largest stores of its kind in the Midwest, making it a destination for educated beer drinkers from many different states across the Midwest. Featuring: • “ Mainstream” items as well as hard to find, unique items.. • Wine Experts (6,700 wines) • Beer Experts (including beer and food pairings)(900 beers) • Cigar Expert (full line of cigars) • Professional Bartender • Party Planning Department • In Home Banquet Service • Personal Shopper Available • Curbside Loading • Margarita machine rental available
Veritas Gateway to Food and Wine 1722 Clarkson Rd 630-530-9505 veritasgateway.com Owners: David and Stephanie Stitt Sun, Tue, Wed, 10 am- 5pm Thu, Fri, Sat, 10 am-10 pm
A unique destination for food, wine, events and shopping- a total culinary experience Featuring: • Lunch and dinner • Outstanding wine selections • Uniques gifts & culinary tips • Gift baskets • Private gatherings • Wine classes & food and wine events • Open kitchen with counter overlooking working chefs
St. Louis Wine Market & Tasting Room 164 Chesterfield Commons Rd. 314-583-8431 Owners: Tom Bush, Jeff Bender, Rich Sterkel stlwinemarket.com Mon-Thu 10 am-7 pm Fri-Sat 10 am-8 pm 4,000 square feet of space that is divided between a retail area and a tasting space. No food served but can order from area restaurants. Retail features: • Huge selection of wine and beer • High-end liquor like “hard-to-find single-barrel whiskeys, aged scotch and boutique vodka and gin Tasting room features: • A comfy, lodge atmosphere – fireplace, 44
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Balaban’s wine cellar & tapas bar 1772 Clarkson Rd. 636-449-6700 balabanswine.com Owners: Steve McIntyre, Brian Underwood Mon-Thu 10 am-9 pm Fri-Sat 10 am-10:30 pm Closed Sun In the spirit and tradition of the original legendary cafe, Balaban’s lives as a wine cellar stocked with signature vintages and a kitchen of small plate creations infused with the tastes and aromas of Balaban’s original cafe recipes and new dishes. Wine cellar and retail store features: • More than 500 fine wines • Gourmet foods and accessories • Gift baskets • Library Wines • Trained staff to help with pairing carryout items • Wine tastings • Wine and food classes • Private wine dinners
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Naked Vine 1624 Clarkson Rd. 636-536-0711 nakedvine.net Owner: Brian Herr Mon, Tue, Wed 11 am-7 pm Thu-Fri 11 am-9 pm Sat 10 am-9 pm Providing a unique collection of boutique, small production wine, craft beer, cheese and salumi from around the world. Featuring: • 120 wines by the glass. Average cost $5 -$12 (that’s any variety from the store you choose!) • 40 craft beers • Superb selection of fine cheese • Naked Cork Club • Wine tasting-Thu (5-8 pm) and Sat (3-6 pm)-FREE! • Beer tasting-Wed (5-8 pm)FREE! • Classes pertaining to beer, wine and cheese-minimal charge (reservations required) • Special events (chili, bbq and gumbo cook-off ) • Private parties • Fundraisers
17223 Chesterfield Airport Rd. Chesterfield, MO 63005 Telephone: (636) 519-WINE info@vineyardswine.com Owner: Matt Facchin Mon 10 am-8 pm Tue - Sat 10 am-9 pm Sun noon-5 pm during the Holiday season Visit for a great selection of spirits as well as: • Domestic, imported and craft beers • cigars • Full service shop • Online shopping available (can purchase and pick up at store) • Glassware and bar accessories • Gift baskets, pre-made and custom orders
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Spring and summer present an opportunity for kids to spend a little extra time enjoying the sports they love! • The Club at Chesterfield, 636-5329992 • West County Family YMCA, 636-532-3100 • Fleet Feet Sports, 636-532-0522
Wow! Can you believe it? Spring is already upon us. It’s time to wake our children from their mental and physical hibernation. Camps and classes are forming and scheduling with the intent of helping us all do just that.
RUNNING - JUMPING - PLAYING Kids just wanna have fun! The energy that the warmer weather brings gets them excited about the great outdoors. Fun activities of all kinds are a great way to help them burn energy, calories and build relationships. The simplest games such as “duck, duck goose” are fun and simple ways to do just that. You can them involved through groups, camps or memberships, or just gather the kids in the neighborhood for some good old fashioned “team sports!” Don’t forget these long-time favorties: kickball, dodgeball, campture the flag, sack races and run for fun.
Get Out and Play! Warm Weather Means Outdoor Activity Time
DAY CAMPS Day camps offer a wide range of activities from kickball to equestrian. Children are encouraged to learn, grow and participate in classes that range from 30 minutes to full day. If you are looking to help expand their horizons in culture, arts, even education, here are a few ideas for spring and summer: • Arts and CraftsChesterfield Arts, 636-519-1955 • Dance and ThespianSTAGES St. Louis, 636-530-5959 Dramatic License Productions 636-220-7012 • EquestrianKennedy Farms, 636-532-7242 • Wildlife Rescue(volunteer opportunities) Wildlife Rescue Center, 636-394-1880 • Prince and PrincessShear Celebrations, 636-675-9919 • Incredible Insects and TreesButterfly House, 636-530-0076
SPORTS CAMPS Times have changed. Sports stars of tomorrow now practice 12 months a year. Honing those special gifts and talents through instruction and motivation has proven to be a successful tool for making the difference. Spring and summer presents an opportunity to give our kids a little extra time to enjoy the sports that they love. Camps offer them a place to interact with professional coaches and mentors in sports of all kinds. • Balls-n-Strikes-Gametime Sports 636-519-0445 • Ozzie Smith’s Sports Academy 636-532-0288 • Velocity Sports Performance 636-532-8771
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1College friends Peggy Kaplan, Judy Arnold and Cindy Kaminski at EdgeWild Restaurant & Winery 2 Jane Massey and Sharon Huber celebrate at a local restaurant 3 Don Chamberlin, Annie McCarthy and Richard Jones at Jason’s Deli, hosts of the Chamber’s First Thursday Coffee 4 Cory Meier, Darla Wertenberger, Elizabeth Smith and Dan Schwartz at Jason’s Deli hosts of the Chamber Coffee 5 Jill Miller, Don Weigand and Libbey & Larry Tucker at the Chesterfield Art Feast at Kemp Auto Museum 6 Angela Nichols and Becky Stark at their boutique Apricot Lane located in Chesterfield Mall 7 Ann Dunn and Terri O’Daniel pose with Bob Candice at Candicci’s Restaurant at the fundraiser for their school, Academy of St. Louis 8 Cathy Shaw Connelly, Debbie Shaw Franke and Stacey Morse at the Chesterfield Art Feast at Kemp Auto Museum 9 Tom Shaw Jr. with Becky & Ken Miller (owners), and Myra Hollenberger having fun at their winery, Sugar Creek 10 Ann Tripodi, Bill Ballard, Stacey and Stuart Morse celebrate Bill Ballard’s birthday bash 11 Shannon & Steve Cancila, John Doty (owners)and Allison Soiseth of Consierge Automotive Services at the Chamber After Hours function which they hosted.
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