Restaurants near American Legion Park

We celebrated our wedding anniversary at Cooper’s Hawk. The food was great. I have a gluten allergy & they have a menu specific for gluten-free diners. Since it was our anniversary-we were treated with complimentary glasses of champagne to celebrate, not expected - but definitely enjoyed. We will be going back there soon.

Great overall experience. Ally our server was very attentive and knowledgeable. For dessert we asked for the “sweet wine and chocolate” pairing but did not want the fruit wines. We asked for the sweet reds instead. She advised that she was not sure they would do that. Less than 1 mi Ute later the manager (Harry) was at our table clarifying what we wanted. He restated that they usually don’t do the substitution but he would make it happen. He did, and everything was delicious. Excellent customer service by manger and server. Corporate should consider either changing the menu name to “fruit wine and chocolate” or allow customers to choose from the reds that are specifically listed as “sweet reds” - same price as fruit wines by the way. It is confusing for customers and places staff is an awkward position. Thanks again to Ally and Harry!

Bristols never disappoints. Staff is always attentive and courteous. While it may not be what one things of a 5 star restaurant, it definitely treats us each time we go like we are important and the very reason of them being there. That shouldn't need to be said about any business but these days, finding wait staff that seem genuinely interested in your satisfaction, seems rare these days and yet everyone at Bristol's treat us well. Food goes without saying always done to perfection.

Annie Gunn’s Restaurant is consistently good. Great food because they use great ingredients. Great service because they not only recognize diners fund their business, but it’s one of the most important components to consider for retaining and receiving new diners. Word of mouth advertising from satisfied customers is cost effective. Great value for diners who look for consistency. It can be loud in the dining room as the bar is center of the room. The beautiful new patio is likely less noisy, but that seems to be reserved for larger groups and events. We’ve not been offered a table there for a couple of years now. We dine early to escape the noise. Ambiance is tasteful, but dark due to low lighting and windows that remain shuttered. Reminiscent of well - a pub and supper club. Younger diners might not appreciate that. Annie Gunn’s is one of the St. Louis Metro’s best dining options, in our experience.

Throughly enjoyed the atmosphere, of course the weather cooperated and it was a beautiful day. Wine selection was very good and staff was very knowledgeable in helping us make our wine choices. The only issue we had was that we were expecting to have an early dinner (reservations were made for 4:45) and when we were sat at our table we were told that they were only serving the lunch menu until 6 pm. I thought it was a little odd that I couldn’t make a later reservation on Open Table. We were celebrating on 34th wedding anniversary and we would of preferred a dinner menu. We will go back.