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Schlafly for sure & love their food at Bottleworks.
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Trailhead (St. Charles)
Schlafly is definitely good when I run out of my home brew, but what about Trailhead in old town St. Charles?
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I would suggest Schlafley's. I used to work down the street from The Tap Room downtown. It's a great place for lunch too.
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DrBillC
Schlafly is definitely good when I run out of my home brew, but what about Trailhead in old town St. Charles?
I went to Trailhead once for lunch on travel, and wasn't able to have a brew. Is it worth it, should I return for an evening venture?
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Schlafly!!! The bottleworks! Great beer and food!
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Schlafly & O'Fallon hands down!
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Schlafly all of the way!
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Blue Springs, MO, Missouri
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Trialhead is OK but not really in the same league as Schlafly or O'Fallon. My wife liked thier beers and she isn't a beer drinker if that gives any idea.
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St Louis, MO
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It may not be in St Louis, but its close. Crown Valley Brewery and their Plowboy Porter have my vote!
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Any microbrew is good if you ask me. If you ever make it down to the St. Gen wineries be sure to check out Charelville. They have a great micro brewery there.
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