"We now offer indoor dining with a full breakfast and lunch menu, and a groovy new side patio where you can hang, chat, and listen to live music from local artists every weekend."

Local coffee shop and restaurant "Our Mission: To provide diverse populations access to a non-judgmental, sex-positive, radically-inclusive gathering place." "Have we mentioned our human sexuality lending library, which is open to patrons age 18 and up? It contains a wide array of titles, ranging from biology to history, and from classical literature to raunchy pulp fiction. You can check out some items and take them home for two weeks, at no charge." Now offer free STI testing twice a month!

Cafe on South Grand.

Meshuggah is an independent, locally owned café. All walks of life and all types of eaters, whether vegan, vegetarian, or carnivorous are welcome through our doors. We've crafted a relaxing atmosphere to grab some food, get some work done, or catch up with friends. Free wifi

Staffed almost exclusively by LGBT people Mary Ann's Tea Room is a traditional Tea Room, with High Tea Service and dining, connected to a high-end retail store for a complete experience.

The vision for Kitchen House Coffee is centered around the idea of finding a country respite in the city - a repurposed, urban space focused on sustainable product. Our food offerings are made in house from scratch, and incorporate herbs, greens, eggs, honey & vegetables from our farm when possible. We roast our own specialty coffee beans and other coffee, tea & retail items come from nearby St. Louis businesses.

The Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis works to enrich lives and inspire curiosity, creativity, and learning through experiences with contemporary art. Our mission is to create meaningful engagement with the most relevant and innovative art being made today. We are a welcome space, free to all. We showcase work being made today for today’s audiences—art that reflects the world around us, and helps connect us to the most salient issues of our time. Not having a permanent collection allows us to be nimble, adaptive, and responsive—both to the global art world and our local community. CAM is a launch pad for artists—many of whom go on to critical acclaim—as well as a venue for St. Louisans to experience figures of international recognition. A site for discovery, CAM is a gathering place in which to view and enjoy contemporary visual culture. Inspired by the work on view, we engage thousands of people inside and outside the Museum’s walls through a wide array of activities for people of all ages, including artist talks, hands-on ArtReach workshops in schools and neighborhoods, stroller tours, and a monthly neighborhood art crawl. We provide more than 100 public programs per year—the majority of which are free—and maintain a deep relationship with St. Louis Public Schools, especially those within our one-mile radius. CAM nurtures the creative minds of our city’s young people through free, in-depth art education. In New Art in the Neighborhood, our nationally acclaimed studio art program for teens, and LEAP Middle School Initiative, students work with artists to become immersed in contemporary art issues and practices. In Teen Museum Studies, an innovative career-based training program, participants experience the inner workings of the Museum as they organize an exhibition from start to finish. These programs have proven long-lasting impact—developing better students, better citizens, and better artists and art audiences for the future.

"Worldwide queer-owned business map and online community hub. Everywhere Is Queer is a public resource (and ever-growing searchable map!) created for the LGBTQIA2S+ and ally community to find welcoming, queer-owned spaces to shop, connect, eat, learn, and grow all over the world… even in your own neighborhood!" Featuring over 9,000 businesses.

A cat cafe, where you can pet cats and enjoy coffee and a cafe environment. We partner with Stray Haven Rescue for all adoptable cats at the cafe. All cats are up to date on shots, spayed / neutered, and microchipped.

Has cultural institutions, landmarks, natural sites, and recreational areas. Various events year round. Varied times and locations.

The Magic House is a not-for-profit organization that offers hands-on exhibits and educational programs reflecting the special interests and needs of children. The Museum offers a wide variety of interactive learning experiences encouraging and inspiring students of all ages to become lifelong learners, including field trips, family STEAM nights, scout programs and summer camps. Mission Statement: The Magic House, St. Louis Children’s Museum will engage all children with hands-on learning experiences that spark imagination, pique curiosity, enhance creativity and develop problem-solving skills within a place of beauty, wonder, joy and magic. The Magic House hosts Emerson Free Family Nights every third Friday of the month from 5:00 to 8:00 pm. These special nights enable a family (up to two adults and four children) to visit the Museum at no cost. Reservations are recommended due to capacity regulations.