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Butcher and Singer is not your ordinary run-of-the-mill steakhouse. An homage to old Hollywood, low lights and dark woods evoke a feeling reminiscent of a bygone era when women donned full red lips, men wore a suit and tie and post-Prohibition liquor flowed freely.

The Old Town Bar, on East 18th Street in Manhattan, is still one of the great neighborhood bars of New York City. As the blocks around it have consistently changed over the decades, the Old Town has remained a constant. Whether it be a quiet afternoon with a book and a burger or a packed Friday night, the Old Town draw an eclectic mix of New York's people and visitors, young and old, drawn here by it's unique character, the reasonable prices and the casual and unpretentious ambience that has outlasted every trend and fad that had passed through over the past century.

This fun and eclectic meeting place blurs the distinction between coffee house, music venue and restaurant/caterer. Known for its jovial atmosphere and laid back charm Café Coco is all this and much more.

Tucked within Elliston Place, Music City's "Rock Block" the tables spill out onto the covered front patio, side veranda and Back Stage Bar stretching the boundaries of this old house.

Located in historic Laclede's Landing. We are a short walk from the Arch, the Mighty Mississippi, most downtown hotels and Americas Center convention center. Hannegan's provides a warm and welcoming atmosphere for any occasion. Our restaurant features a distinctive menu of St. Louis favorites such as unique pastas, specialty Panini's, house smoked barbeque and house made soups.