4 Hands Brewing Company

Really nice spot to have a beer before the game. I tried the hazy IPA flight and it was $15. Good selection and liked all four options. It’s a nice atmosphere and you can sit outside if you want some sun.

I ordered the chopped salad at Four Hands Brewing Co. expecting what was listed on the menu: romaine lettuce, cheddar, avocado, pickled green tomatoes, eggs, bacon, and ranch. What I actually received was a huge letdown. There was no avocado, no tomatoes at all—not even pickled ones—and they used iceberg lettuce instead of romaine. For $36, I expected something fresh, flavorful, and accurate to the description. Instead, the salad was just bad. It felt lazy and thrown together. Honestly, I’m extremely disappointed and wouldn’t order it again.

Absence of Light Peanut Butter Chocolate Milk Stout: 4 Hands Brewing was founded in 2011 and is located in St Louis, Missouri. They are the largest craft brewery in the city and have given back over $300,000 to local non-profits. The brewery describes their stout as "The perfect mash-up of cacao nibs and peanut butter supported by caramel, chocolate and roasted malts, Absence of Light opens with huge aromas reminiscent of creamy peanut butter cups and transitions into a silky milk stout with rich chocolate and coffee notes tapering to a slightly sweet finish provided by an addition of milk sugar." It has an ABV of 7.1% and is only available August-February. I'm by no means a teetotaler, but I'm much less of a beer enthusiast than I was in my college days. This was the third stout I tried this past winter and while drinking it I had the epiphany that even though I really want to like stouts, I don't. That being said, I think most stout fans will enjoy this beer. Peanut butter did stand out to me as it was prominent in the aftertaste, but the beer was too bitter for my preference. Absence of Light comes in one of the coolest looking cans I've encountered. It depicts some type of peanut putter monster/demon sitting on what might be a spoon. Kudos to the artist. Overall, for me this one was just okay. Doughboy_Food_Reviews

Service here sucks. You can literally be 1 of 5 people in the bar and the bartenders will just stand their hands in pockets. Then when you ask for something they give you attitude. I live right by this place so if it was good it would be nice. Things like this have happened to me and my family/friends multiple times over the past couple years. The beer is also super mid

Always great beers on tap! Service is always friendly and helpful. Fun games up stairs. Our favorite spot to park before a Cards game. A bit of a hike, but works off the beer!

Underwhelming experience. Had high hopes, really looking forward to a flight of gluten free options, but none on tap. Bartenders seemed unknowledgeable regarding gluten free options. No gluten free food. Probably won’t be back.

Great beer stop. We had the Paloma and Octohaze, both were really good.

Great brewery with good beer selection - Friendly staff and good atmosphere. Theres an awesome space upstairs to eat and be merry. They even have video games for the kids. Tried their rye whiskey, which was pretty good but priced a little high for the (my) taste. Having a shared space restaurant in their venue is a nice touch, but not technically 4Hands so wont review it. But it was 4 star bar food. Kid friendly during the day .