St. Louis Bar & Grill

Worse St Louis I have ever been to. Rude and disrespectful servers that talk back to you. Not sure what kind of management is running this location but it’s driving customers away.
Food was below average and inconsistent. Sometimes it’s good and other times it’s horrible — burnt, over cooked and they serve you food that has gone bad claiming that’s what it’s supposed to look like. The manager refuses to give you any form of compensation and if they do its a «favour» don’t expect it ever again. Oh and I’ve never seen the manager because they are never there to resolve the issue instead relay the message over the phone. I’m sorry but I don’t have time to wait 20 minutes to come to the restaurant when I’m on a lunch break.
Conclusion is don’t come here unless you want to be treated like garbage.

Came on Wednesday. Their daily special was a $ 5 angus burger with fries, if you bought a large drink. Apparently, a large drink is any drink on their menu. They don’t have a non-​alcoholic drink menu on paper, but the waitress was more than willing to let me know what they had (although she didn’t tell me the prices). Ended up getting an iced tea.
The iced tea costed $ 2.99? Something like that. Not from a can. Fountain. Slightly watered down, although that might have been my ice melting.
The angus burger and fries were a steal at $ 5. The burger was juicy and came with lettuce, tomatoes, pickle, red onion on a fairly nice bun. The fries were crispy, almost like a thick, crinkle cut chip. The burger didn’t come with any sauces, but there’s ketchup at the table.
No complaints for my $ 8 something meal, but if it weren’t a special, I don’t know whether I’d go or not. Service is slow at times, and the restaurant is surprisingly small and cramped (my first time at any of their locations). Since it’s so close though, I’ll probably come again.

Went Saturday evening and I was surprised to see how small this location was! My boyfriend and I walked in looked around and waited for someone to seat us and saw a waitress drinking from a mug looking disinterested in serving us later on pointing out that we can sit where ever we wanted from across the restaurant. I thought that was bad service, she didn’t even acknowledge us and was more busy drinking then to come serve us. We sat down and waited for someone to bring us a menu, they took too long so we just grabbed one from the reserved table behind us that didn’t show up. After a few minutes of reviewing the menu the waitress decides to bring the other menu… We got a tasty burger and wing and rib combo. Both were well made that’s why I gave the 1 star. Oh yeah they ran out of Stella by 7 pm…
Sorry but we ran out of change for tip as well. It was undeserved. The waitresses there looked unhappy to be there. Worst St. Louis I’ve ever been to. Won’t be back.

Horrible experience. It was an extreme cold alert today and their heat wasn’t working and they had the back doors open for a shipment, we wore out winter jackets the whole time we were there. We had to get the waitress over to take our order, even though there was only two other customers there. My triple decker sandwich was made with bread that was very similar to wonder bread. Smelled weird. There was a strange wire type thing in my sisters order of wings. Won’t be going back.

The only bad thing about all St. Louis is the size of the restaurant. Everyone is packed like sardines and good luck when there’s a Leaf game on. It’s a good thing their wings are fresh on Tuesdays because of how many they push out.

We went to St Louis Bar and Grill for lunch. There was a rush from 12 — 1 and then it was pretty quiet. They have TVs everywhere). We ordered two An gus burgers ($ 5 each) and a pound of wings ($ 11). It was a Wednesday and that was their special. When the food came we realize that both came with fries. I had the burger, no extra toppings (cheese, bacon $ 1.29 each). It was very good and very neat, no grease. The wings were very smokey and salty. I had to dip them in sauce because it was so smokey.
TL:DR All in all, ³⁄₅. I liked the burgers and fries a lot but the 1 lbs wings and fries were not worth $ 11.

I know this place didn’t get a lot of good reviews but I’d like to take a moment to share my thoughts on this establishment.
I found the service, food and atmosphere to be great and while the location is pretty small and cramped, it’s not busy enough to really bother me.
The one great thing about this place is the Angus Burger & the beer. Speaking of beer, it isn’t watered down and tastes great unlike some other bars and restaurants in the city (I’m looking at you Boston Pizza!).
The daily specials are great with the best specials being on Tuesday (½ off wings) Wednesday ($ 5 pints and burger) & Thursday (½ off starters).
Would be a good place to go watch a sports game or hang out with friends. Nothing else in the plaza in terms of being able to sit down and chill out (except maybe for the McDonalds across the plaza).
There is a patio outside, but seeing as it is winter, I haven’t used it yet.
Great place, great service and great food. Highly recommend.

Went on Sunday afternoon, during NFL playoffs. There was one server /​bartender working. Her having to pull double-​duty in a restaurant that was almost full was unfair to her and the customers. At one point, both my friend and I had empty drink glasses for 30 minutes. I finally saw someone else at the bar (the manager, given his outfit) and he was doing a shot with one of the patrons. Not what I wanted to see after 30 minutes with no service. Owner, take note: More servers = more customer check-​ins = more revenue. Server is happier (less stress, better tips), customer is happier (prompter service) and you will be happier (more revenue that day, more repeat business in the future.)
Food was good, as normal, and arrived fairly quickly given how busy things were.

Their famous wings are average IMO. I’m no wing expert, but I know the difference between good wings and meh wings. They are still pretty tasty, it’s just that they are not outstanding. But it is a good to have a bar in the neighbourhood where I can go with friends to have good time without having to travel far. Service is good as servers are friendly and foods come out quick.

Today, I’m a wing hermit with a sports fetish. Sports are here with 9 television screens inside a space of no more than 800 sq ft. and the hermit crab in me loves to get away on a weekday night at about 9pm when this location is almost always empty.
Alas, today is a Friday and the 14 (ish) tables are clucking with happy people (very few chicks though).
Go for the bone-​in wings, honey garlic and sweet chili heat are great. While St. Louis on York Mills is not my go-​to for a romantic dinner and also not a gastro-​pub experience… it’s got friendly staff and a quiet atmosphere on weekdays.

Not bad, not great either.
Wings are good, suds are good. If you want to take advantage of the half-​price Tuesday wing special, this is a good spot to do it. But I wouldnt order a full meal here.
This restaurant has one of the most diverse mix of clientele I’ve ever seen. At first, it was intriguing, but we eventually stopped going because of the unpredicatbility. One night it will be all seniors… another all familes with children… another thugs. On that night, we almost watched a fight break out. That might not sound all that scary, but if you’ve ever been inside this restaurant, you realize there’s really NO room for that kind of thing. Couples sit at tables within elbow distance of barflies.
The food is, however, consistent. Service is not. The waitresses are distracted and consistenly mildly patronizing (in a bad way). Don’t sit in the patio section… its a sauna no matter the time of year (in the winter, the heaters blow directly on diners).
I more I write, the more I remember why we changed locations. I should stop.

Wings. Burgers. Beer… TVs… Bar… meh…

This particular location is pretty small and the crowd is definitely much older, but I like it because it makes you feel like your in some small town diner or something. Everyone is so jolly and old, it’s a very different vibe from the locations downtown and at North York.
Food is the same as any other St. Louis location, it’s a chain. Just stay away from the overpriced salads and you’re good to go.

I’ve done take-​outs and I’ve done dine-​ins. The wings are usually on the dry side, maybe I caught them on their off days but off days have certainly been happening too often. Ribs are okay. For a restaurant that specializes in wings and ribs, they need to do better.

Been here numerous times…
The consistency of the wings can vary. I prefer them to be slightly saucy. Sometimes they can come out a little dry or overdone but the fries are great. The dill sauce is amazing! I have a tough time deciding «do I dip the fries in the dill sauce, or use ketchup» …
9 times out of 10 the wings are perfect.
Tip: Large Hot + Fries if you’re really hungry! They also have lunch specials for before 3pm.

I’ve been to just about every St. Louis in the city, but this location used to be like my home base. A new location opened at Fairview Mall, so that’s my new standard now.
Anyway. If you’ve been to one St. Louis, you’ve pretty much been to all of them. Although this particular location is a bit small and cramped, the great food and atmosphere make up for the lack of space. Service was always fast and friendly, never had a problem.
Typical sports bar fare here, lots of tv’s playing sports, Raptors jerseys and other sports memorabilia adorn the walls, your usual standards.
Every time I go I opt for the «hotter than hell» wings, which are quite spicy, but are also quite tasty. Wings come with fries and that yummy dill sauce. You can also buy bottles of the dips and sauces for home use if you’re so inclined.
If you love wings, give St. Louis a shot. The wings aren’t as big as say, Duff’s, but they’re far tastier in my opinion.