PBR St Louis: A Cowboy Bar — Restaurant in St. Louis

I also only gave a star so I could write a review. This is by far the worst ran establishment, with the rudest staff I have ever experienced. After paying our cover to get in, opening a tab (leaving our card) we walked out in the atrium part of Ballpark Village to finish the game. To our surprise when we went to get back in (with our same beer over half way full) we were told my husband was to intoxicated to get back in. This is after the man looked at my shirt,his shirt (Dodgers) and chuckled. We thought he was kidding...he was not kidding. I thought I was being punked. As we left my husband tossed his beer in the garbage can,and said man grabbed my husbands shoulder and shoved him while we were going down the stairs. I was in complete shock. I then had to call the police to get my Credit card back. I do not know what makes this place think they can treat people this way. As we were walking outside we notice a young lady they would not let in cause she had tripped(she was wearing wedges). She was as sober as can be. PBR you should be ashamed of your employees behavior. I wish this did not have to put a star. I will say again, the worst bar or club I have ever been to. Sincerely,Appauled Customer.

I have broadcast on my Facebook and told everyone I saw in St.Louis. I don't want anyone to ever get treated the...

I am very upset with the way i was treated by the blue shirt security guards last night. One security guard in paticular was especially rude to me ( did not catch his name but he has dark hair pulled back into a pony tail). I attended the granger smith concert last night and got checked in but i guess i was never given a wristband....i was unaware that i need one when i checked in. I also checked in my coat downstairs. In the middle of the concert my friends and I decided to go upstairs to pbr, but when we tried to leave to go back to the concert they wouldnt let me because i didnt have a wristband. I showed the security guard my concert ticket, my id, and the ticket showing that i had paid for a coat check downstairs and they still wouldnt let me leave. The security guard proceeded to tell me that hes talked to me 4 times already and that i need to go back into the bar. I told him i just want to get my coat and leave. Im a regular at pbr and very upset with the way the security guards treated my friends and I. I understand why they check wristbands, but when i have my id and showed them my concert ticket they should have atleast allowed me to go get a wristband...especially since i paid for the concert that they wouldnt let me go back and see. I will not be...

Dillon, Elizabeth, and the bottle service team at PBR deserve all the praise in the world. Every time I come in, they go above and beyond to make the night unforgettable. KJ and his security team are right there with them making sure everyone stays safe while having an amazing time. What really sets them apart is how cool and collected they are, even when dealing with the chaos that sometimes comes with this scene. Whether it’s juggling last-minute requests, handling those customers (you know the ones), or just keeping the vibe going, they do it all like absolute pros.

They always make sure everything is on point, no matter how wild the night gets. They don’t just accommodate – they anticipate. That kind of effort doesn’t go unnoticed, and it’s one of the many reasons I keep coming back. I genuinely appreciate the energy and professionalism you all bring, and I hope you know how much it means to your regulars (especially this one – yeah, I’m not going anywhere!).

Thank you for everything you all do to make each night special. Y’all are legends, and I’m lucky to be a part of the...