There is a spot near downtown St. Louis where the walls are covered in stickers, art, and years of scribbled memories, and the kitchen turns out Cajun and Creole cooking that regulars talk about long after the plates are cleared. Live music spills onto the patio most nights, ball game crowds pour in before first pitch, and the door stays open until well past midnight.
Cardinals fans have walked past it for decades, and once they finally step inside, most of them wonder why they waited so long. Gumbo, jambalaya, oysters, and a bread pudding that people rave about are just the start of the story.
Curious where this New Orleans-flavored hangout actually is and what makes locals so loyal to it? Keep reading.
A New Orleans Corner in Downtown St. Louis
Tucked at 736 S Broadway in St. Louis, Missouri, Broadway Oyster Bar carries the reputation of a genuine city landmark. People have strolled past it for years on their way to Cardinals games without realizing the treasure just inside the door…