Bailey’s Range in St. Louis, Missouri © Tom Conder | Flickr
When it’s time to dig into a burger, Bailey’s Range might be one of the best places to visit in St. Louis, Mo. Located Downtown, this shake and burgerrestaurant is part of the same network for local restaurants as wine bar Bridge and brunch hotspot Rooster, among others. The hyper-specialized nature of the restaurants in this locally-owned network mean they have been able to hone in on just a few key offerings, and just like the others, Bailey’s Range is good at what they do.
The burgers made fresh at Bailey’s Range are all 100 percent grass-fed beef, but chicken and vegetarian options are also on the menu. These aren’t your everyday diner burgers, but wild inventions that bend your ideas of what makes a burger. Whether you want to explore Mediterranean flavors, combine sweet and spicy or literally get multiple kinds of meat on top of your burger, Bailey’s Range has something for everyone.
And desert is covered, too! The restaurant makes their own ice cream, and is known for their amazing shakes. The ice cream and shake menu is just as surprising and enticing as the regular menu, so be prepared to make some difficult choices. And if you’re looking for a late night treat, Bailey’s is more than happy to mix in some liquor to create grown-up milkshakes and get the party going.
Bailey’s Range
920 Olive Street
St. Louis, Mo. 63101
314 241 8121
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