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St. Louis Microbreweries: Perennial Artisan Ales

With St. Louis’ new love affair with microbreweries, it is nice to see the far south-side of the City is not being left out of the fun. Since September 2011, Perennial Artisan Ales has been brewing beer in the former Coca-Cola syrup plant at 8125 S Michigan in the Patch Neighborhood (near  Carondelet). The redeveloped industrial plant is now More»

By | March 2, 2012
St. Louis Business

St. Louis Microbreweries: Civil Life Brewing

Originally started in late-summer 2010, Civil Life Brewing Co. is now officially open for business after about a year of construction. Located in the South St. Louis neighborhood of Tower Grove South, the brewery is owned and operated by the former owner of 33 Wine Shop and Tasting Bar in Lafayette Square, Jake Hafner. The company is currently More»

By | February 25, 2012
St. Louis Business

Climbing wall, gym and two restaurants coming to the Georgian

While much of the construction at the Georgian (formerly City Hospital) has been complete for years, the project has been slowly growing since it began in the mid-2000′s. Nestled between the Lafayette Square and Soulard neighborhoods, the complex is very visible and has huge potential. Despite this, while most of the 104 condos at the site are now complete, (A number of  condos are More»

By | February 20, 2012
St. Louis Business

Escape from New York (St. Louis)

In 1981′s Escape from New York, felon Snake Plisskeen (played by Kurt Russell) traverses some pretty rough looking places in the post-apocalyptic New York setting. In this grim future  (1997 in the film), New York had become a maximum security prison and pretty much left to rot. When an airplane carrying the President of the United More»

By | September 22, 2011
St. Louis Business

Falstaff Brewery sitting idle at 1920 Shenandoah

Tucked away in the northeast corner of the Benton Park neighborhood of South St. Louis at 1920 Shenandoah, neglected and lonely, is the former Falstaff Brewery. It might not be as beautiful or well known as the Lemp Brewery 10 blocks to the south, but a piece of local history nonetheless. But while talk has continual gone More»

By | August 31, 2011
St. Louis Business

St. Louis breaks Top Ten in list of cities for recent college graduates

While it is never useful to put much stoke in these things, it’s nice to see St. Louis get some positive buzz from college grads for once. St. Louis comes in at #10 behind such cities as Boston, Denver and Atlanta. The list was compiled via a joint venture between Apartments.com and Apartments.com and CareerRookie.com. More»

By | August 30, 2011
St. Louis Business

Nice travel showcase for St. Louis via New York Magazine

Nice piece in New York Magazine about planning a weekend trip to St. Louis. Great to see shout-outs to the bursting microbrewery scene with Urban Chestnut Brewery, Perennial Artisian Ales, the Stable and Civil Life Brewing getting mentions. Tower Grove Park, the Missouri Botanical Gardens and even Local Harvest get praise among many others. Always nice to see some More»

By | August 29, 2011
St. Louis Business

Gus’ Pretzels improvements

Nothing is quite as healthy as a meal consisting of bratzel (a bratwurst wrapped in a pretzel) and a bag of pretzel sticks. Or at least that is what I tell myself when I stop by Gus’ Pretzels twice a week. In business for about 90 years, Gus’ is a St. Louis establishment akin to More»

By | August 24, 2011
St. Louis Business

Parma Grill & Tap at 3000 S Jefferson

When news hit in early January that Parma Grill & Tap was going to be opening up shop at the former location of Mattingly Brewing Company at 3000 S Jefferson it was certainly a welcome bit of info. When Mattingly’s closed in the summer of 2010, things were looking a little down for the burgeoning commercial More»

By | July 9, 2011
St. Louis Business

Featured Pic: Structural stars or saw blades?

Structural stars or saw blades

If you are familiar with historic brick buildings you have likely seen the metal stars on the sides of these buildings designed to hold the structure together. But when they are stolen or broken, what do you repair them with? Apparently circular saw blades come in handy. More»

By | June 3, 2011
St. Louis Business

Speed limit lowered around Tower Grove Park

Due to popular demand, the speed limit on both Arsenal and Magnolia along Tower Grove Park in St. Louis has been dropped from 30 mph to 25 mph. You might have noticed the new construction-orange speed limit signs that went up a few weeks back noting the change. Or then again, you might have missed More»

By | April 5, 2011
St. Louis Business

Featured Pic: Pimp My House

Pimp My House

Work of art or poor fashion taste, there is no doubt that Cosign Projects spandex jacket art project at 2733 Arsenal in Benton Park West is an eye-catcher. (cosignprojects.net) More»

By | March 20, 2011
St. Louis Business

Local Harvest Grocery expands

One of the Morganford Business District’s anchor business, Local Harvest Grocery, has moved from their location at 3148 Morganford. But never fear, they only moved down the street to 3108 Morganford. The move took place last weekend via “bucket-brigade.” The new location is within sight of Arsenal, just behind A & M Bicycles. More»

By | March 11, 2011
St. Louis Business

Featured Pic: Foodland has got curb appeal

Foodland has got curb appeal

The long-vacant Foodland grocery store at 1601 S Jefferson, serves as an unfortunate front door for both the Gate District and Lafayette Square neighborhoods. More»

By | March 11, 2011
St. Louis Business

Featured Pic: Sprouting from the Floorboards

Sprouting from the Floorboards

When the floors in your building have decayed to the point where they make good potting soil, it might be time to consider doing a bit of rehab work. More»

By | February 7, 2011
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