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Lakeside Café at Saint Louis Zoo
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Saint Louis Zoo
1 Government Dr, St. Louis, MO 63110
Forest Park
St. Louis, MO 63112, United States
River's Edge
1 Government Dr, St. Louis, MO 63110
Sea Lion Sound
1 Government Dr, St. Louis, MO 63110
Penguin and Puffin
Fine Arts @ St. Louis Zoo NB, 1 Government Dr, St. Louis, MO 63110
Zoo Welcome Desk
4 Wells Dr, St. Louis, MO 63110
Saint Louis Art Museum
1 Fine Arts Dr, St. Louis, MO 63110
McDonnell Polar Bear Point
1 Government Dr, St. Louis, MO 63110, United States
Wild Lights at the STL Zoo
1 Government Dr, St. Louis, MO 63110
North Entrance
North Entrance, St. Louis, MO 63110
Nearby restaurants
Pat Connolly’s
6400 Oakland Ave, St. Louis, MO 63139
Boathouse at Forest Park
6101 Government Dr, St. Louis, MO 63110
Panorama Restaurant
1 Fine Arts Dr, St. Louis, MO 63110
Imo's Pizza
1000 Hampton Ave, St. Louis, MO 63139
Courtesy Diner
1121 Hampton Ave, St. Louis, MO 63139
Felix's Pizza Pub
6401 Clayton Ave, St. Louis, MO 63139
Seamus McDaniel's
1208 Tamm Ave, St. Louis, MO 63139
Stone Turtle | Whiskey Bar & Restaurant
6335 Clayton Ave, St. Louis, MO 63139
Hogtown Smokehouse
6301 Clayton Ave, St. Louis, MO 63139
Sweet EM's
6330 Clayton Ave, St. Louis, MO 63139, United States
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Lakeside Café at Saint Louis Zoo

1 Government Dr, St. Louis, MO 63110, United States
4.1(150)$$$$
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attractions: Saint Louis Zoo, Forest Park, River's Edge, Sea Lion Sound, Penguin and Puffin, Zoo Welcome Desk, Saint Louis Art Museum, McDonnell Polar Bear Point, Wild Lights at the STL Zoo, North Entrance, restaurants: Pat Connolly’s, Boathouse at Forest Park, Panorama Restaurant, Imo's Pizza, Courtesy Diner, Felix's Pizza Pub, Seamus McDaniel's, Stone Turtle | Whiskey Bar & Restaurant, Hogtown Smokehouse, Sweet EM's
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stlzoo.org

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Basket Of Fries

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Nearby attractions of Lakeside Café at Saint Louis Zoo

Saint Louis Zoo

Forest Park

River's Edge

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Zoo Welcome Desk

Saint Louis Art Museum

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Wild Lights at the STL Zoo

North Entrance

Saint Louis Zoo

Saint Louis Zoo

4.8

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Open 24 hours
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Forest Park

Forest Park

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(12.4K)

Open 24 hours
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River's Edge

River's Edge

4.8

(472)

Open 24 hours
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Sea Lion Sound

Sea Lion Sound

4.5

(14)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Nearby restaurants of Lakeside Café at Saint Louis Zoo

Pat Connolly’s

Boathouse at Forest Park

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Boathouse at Forest Park

Boathouse at Forest Park

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Imo's Pizza

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Patrick JohanningPatrick Johanning
The menu is good with variety you would typically not see at a restaurant in a Zoo. However the ordering and food pickup process is terrible. There are several lines than don’t have a clear markings between them so it makes it very confusing to understand where your headed. The pickup isn’t separate from the ordering so you get people ordering and waiting for their food at the same time. And, it seems like making the food isn’t organized. I waiting 15 minutes for a kids grilled cheese while there were several nachos, hot dogs, and chicken sandwiches just sitting there under the warming self. They should have a separate pickup area (there is space for one), one line to wait in for the food, and possibly a ticketing system to prioritize the cooking. See pictures.
INDIANA JONESINDIANA JONES
Kids meals were 6.99. Only Vegitarian option was vegetable quesadilla price was around 12.99. Very busy at times. Food was ok, French fries were cold and soggy. Tons of food in the window waiting for busy time. If you buy a meal and want beer for a drink its only a 3.50 upcharge verses a 7 dollar beer on its own. Get more vegitarian options besides fried food.
Leah LambartLeah Lambart
Great place to stop in and cool down. We went on a super hot day. The heat index was over 100 and we needed a break. It helped us out a lot. The restrooms were cramped and busy but we made it work. They had plenty of tables and chairs to eat and relax. The views of the lake and birds are amazing. I would've visited just to see the scenery.
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The menu is good with variety you would typically not see at a restaurant in a Zoo. However the ordering and food pickup process is terrible. There are several lines than don’t have a clear markings between them so it makes it very confusing to understand where your headed. The pickup isn’t separate from the ordering so you get people ordering and waiting for their food at the same time. And, it seems like making the food isn’t organized. I waiting 15 minutes for a kids grilled cheese while there were several nachos, hot dogs, and chicken sandwiches just sitting there under the warming self. They should have a separate pickup area (there is space for one), one line to wait in for the food, and possibly a ticketing system to prioritize the cooking. See pictures.
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Kids meals were 6.99. Only Vegitarian option was vegetable quesadilla price was around 12.99. Very busy at times. Food was ok, French fries were cold and soggy. Tons of food in the window waiting for busy time. If you buy a meal and want beer for a drink its only a 3.50 upcharge verses a 7 dollar beer on its own. Get more vegitarian options besides fried food.
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Great place to stop in and cool down. We went on a super hot day. The heat index was over 100 and we needed a break. It helped us out a lot. The restrooms were cramped and busy but we made it work. They had plenty of tables and chairs to eat and relax. The views of the lake and birds are amazing. I would've visited just to see the scenery.
Leah Lambart

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4.1
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4.0
3y

Went for breakfast with my wife and 88 year-old mother in law. We called ahead to see what food offerings there were for breakfast because mom is on a soft food only diet because of her age and condition. She can't chew food so I have to mill everything for her. We ordered her a scrambled egg and wanted to just order a single pancake but the server said "No, we aren't doing that, you have to buy a stack." We explained why we just needed one pancake and offered to pay for a stack but she refused saying, "No, we don't do that." So we get a stack and the pancakes are huge. Big enough to make 9 servings for mom if we cut them into 1/3's. She eats about 6 oz. of food per meal as she weighs a whopping 88lbs and is 4' 8" tall and in a wheelchair. I think the menu should allow for a true "Child's or Senior" menu. It was a complete waste of food since we ended up throwing half the egg and 2 & 1/2 pancakes in the garbage so we could walk around and enjoy our day. The food was tasty but the unwillingness of the young lady behind the counter to simply help us in avoiding such a waste of food give us pause to eat there again. It's a big deal, food waste, and simply allowing someone to order a smaller portion of food would be a good practice. I don't care what the cost is but I don't think everyone walks around with a cooler full of ice to store leftovers in for 5 hours while walking around the zoo while pushing an 88 year old around in...

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3.0
6y

The menu is good with variety you would typically not see at a restaurant in a Zoo. However the ordering and food pickup process is terrible. There are several lines than don’t have a clear markings between them so it makes it very confusing to understand where your headed. The pickup isn’t separate from the ordering so you get people ordering and waiting for their food at the same time. And, it seems like making the food isn’t organized. I waiting 15 minutes for a kids grilled cheese while there were several nachos, hot dogs, and chicken sandwiches just sitting there under the warming self. They should have a separate pickup area (there is space for one), one line to wait in for the food, and possibly a ticketing system to prioritize the cooking....

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5.0
21w

We had lunch here while visiting the Zoo with friends and I was impressed.

This is a large building that I expected to be really crowded given the amount of people at the zoo the Sunday we visited, but there were no lines, seating was easily found, it was clean, and the prices were fair.

We purchased Ceasar salads, drinks, and chips and they were extremely fair priced and tasted great. Fresh ingredients inside and good quality chicken.

We found seats outside overlooking the lake and had a great lunch.

A win! I'd def....

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