'ssippi — Restaurant in St. Louis

My hubs and I went last night, and I’d highly recommend. It’s a younger crowd (i.e., 20s and 30s folks), but even in our (VERY EARLY 🤣🤣) 40s, we felt totally at home. This was primarily due to the women behind the bar, Kathleen and Jordan. Greeted everyone with a smile, kind as the day is long, never once appearing overwhelmed or out of their element, and just damn good at what they do—these young women MADE the experience.

The interior is adorable, full of red neon from the exterior sign, and the aesthetic and decor are gorgeous and very tastefully done. Even the bathroom was spotlessly clean and beautiful, despite a good crowd our back in their huge patio area.

The wine and beer-on-tap assortment were quite good and very reasonably priced—Delirium Tremens on tap!—and the snacks were the most pleasant surprise. Get the Union Loafers bread, served warm with Partanna olive oil and balsamic vinegar. At $6, it was a bargain and just delightful.

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This wine bar effortlessly delivers on every front from aesthetics to ambience, it’s clear that every detail has been thoughtfully curated. The space strikes a perfect balance between sophistication and comfort, making it ideal for everything from date nights to late-night hangs with friends.

What truly sets this spot apart, though, is its commitment to blending great wine with great music. Hosting top-tier DJs like Umami and Illtemperament is a brilliant move, not only does it elevate the overall experience, but it also creates an atmosphere that keeps people coming back. The energy is consistently fresh, stylish, and inviting.

Whether you’re there for the carefully selected wine list, the ambiance, or the undeniable vibe, this place knows how to deliver. A standout in the scene and a blueprint for how to do a...

Local here living in same neighborhood as the bar. Every time I go in there the bar, owners and staff ignore me because they are being buddy buddy with their Caucasian friends. They only seem to talk to white folks in the establishment. This place is not inclusive ! I feel ignored every-time I go in and never feel like anyone helps me with the selection of wines. I wonder who else gets the help in selecting? probably the friends of the owners. Not going back really disappointed that a local bar becomes a hipster bar where locals don’t feel welcomed. Enough with white hipsters gentrifying south city. Oh yeah and it’s card only so if you don’t have a card you not welcomed here. If the owners so scared to deal with cash out of fear of being robbed they should just go to a white...