Ballpark Village

Ballpark village is such an inviting add-on to Busch Stadium w/ great restaurants & public areas that used to be parts of the original stadium for display. The homemade ravioli @ Katie’s pizza & pasta restaurant is a super must-try! Always awesome coming & being back in the #314. Go, Redbirds! ⚾️🏟️💟🤙🏻

Ballpark Village is always a fun stop when we’re in the area. We enjoy walking around, grabbing something to eat, and just taking in the atmosphere. There’s a good mix of places to choose from, so it works whether you’re there on game day or just passing through downtown. Always a lively spot and one we like to visit whenever we’re nearby.

Incredible party before & after Cardinals games. So fun, exciting and super cool to see. Huge baseball diamond where the former stadium was located for free play. Just an exciting awesome place to be!

Location, location, LOCATION!!! Love Ballpark Village for its' close proximity to Busch Stadium. A number of different restaurant / bar options for different tastes that should appeal to most people. The main Fan Duel (former Fox Sports Midwest) bar area is the BEST place in the STL to watch your favorite sports teams. They are also able to host any size group / party, from 15 to whatever their maximum occupancy is (5,000???). With private parking and plenty of security, this is the go-to spot downtown!!

The Ballpark Village was a nice place to visit, I went to park at the location to grab an ice cream,wind blew my ticket away and when I get to the exit, and explain it to the situation I was told to pay $35 for lost ticket I accepted the charges but still waiting for 18 minutes for the gate to open. I hope the management see this and advice the concerned staff how to treat tourists.

This seems like it would be a great spot on a day the Cardinals are playing - home or away. Otherwise, I can only really say that it was nice - a relatively relaxed environment, with different restaurant and bar options. The former Busch Stadium infield is a great place for kids to let off steam. I just wish the shops other than restaurants stayed open beyond 6pm.

Ballpark Village is a cool place to stop before or after a baseball game. It has so many screens to look at in case you are watching something other than baseball as well as many places to stop and get a drink. There are multiple restaurants attached of all different food genres. It feels like BPV is ever growing, each time we go there’s something new which is fun. I think one of the best things they added was an outdoor area with a Jumbotron reflecting inside the stadium, so you could bring your pups and sit outside in the baseball atmosphere. Additionally, in my experience from working at Busch stadium, the seating area at the top of BPV offers a nice robust buffet inside as well as stadium vibes outside with multiple places to grab a drink.

Great food, drink, and atmosphere! Great place to go grab something before St Louis Cardinal baseball game right across from the stadium.

This place is a VIBE!! I am so happy we got a chance to come here and walk around and see everything. Ballpark Village is a nice place to hang out at before and after a game. Lots of places to eat and drink and people watch. This area is nicely decorated and represents the baseball team and city well. We had a great time here

Ballpark Village is a cool place to stop before or after a baseball game. It has so many screens to look at in case you are watching something other than baseball as well as many places to stop and get a drink. There are multiple restaurants attached of all different food genres. It feels like BPV is ever growing, each time we go there's something new which is fun. I think one of the best things they added was an outdoor area with a Jumbotron reflecting inside the stadium, so you could bring your pups and sit outside in the baseball atmosphere. Additionally, in my experience from working at Busch stadium, the seating area at the top of BPV offers a nice robust buffet inside as well as stadium vibes outside with multiple places to grab a drink.

Pretty awesome area. If you've never been to St. Louis I would recommend checking out the village. There are tons of things to do and so many restaurants to check out. Also if you can't get tickets to the game this is a great meeting spot to just hang out with friends.

We were excited to try this place with our team and parents. However, we were overall very disappointed. Food was mediocre at best and service was poor. We made a reservation and showed up 5-10 minutes early. They had to ask other guests, who had sat with out checking in with the staff, to leave our tables so we could be seated close to our reservation time, which did not go over well. The service was slow and the server seemed confused. Several people placed their order, but weren't told until 15 minutes later they were out of that item. The server did a replacement order for one of them but forgot the other. Nachos were dry and left mostly uneaten. I had the Nashville hot chicken which was ok, but needed some ranch or coleslaw because it was dry. The space was very open, almost felt like you were outside. There were tons of large TVs, seemed like a great place to watch a game. But, our reservation was early, 4:30 or so and toward the end of our meal it became very loud and we found out they were setting up for a DJ. Would not recommend for groups or if you are looking for quality food or service.

I visited this venue to watch the Super Bowl, and it was completely packed. It's an excellent place for watching sports, offering great food and a wide variety of drinks. The staff are prompt and efficient. I highly recommend this location!

This was so great! I am not even sure how we discovered this place and we were planning to attend the Blues game in person but this was a fantastic substitute! I don't know how to even describe this establishment! It is this giant hall that has food, drinks, and entertainment. We were not hungry when we arrived so we decided to just indulge in some beers while watching the game. This was the most magnificent public place I have ever been to watch a sporting event on a television! The main screen was massive! Unfortunately, we were standing for a while before we were able to grab some seats. There are tables and chairs but not enough, in my opinion. When we visited, not all the businesses were open, which limited our choices. Service was also very slow at the bar. After the game was over, a live band appeared, set up show, and played on the stage. That was pretty cool. We discovered they had lottery machines so we entertained ourselves with that while drinking and listening to the band. It did get loud and obnoxious after a while so we left. We definitely want to visit here if we come to St. Louis again!

Stopped in for lunch and this place is amazing. I would love to come here and drink some brews on game day. Bars are huge. This is a must see to capture the experience in person. Turkey burger and fries were excellent

There is a paid parking lot. We found parking easily. There was a live cover band and a host they were playing games like limbo. It is very lively. There are giant tvs displaying games. It was the middle of the afternoon and it was a lot of people there. We stopped at the host and sat immediately. I believe it was called Bally's. We were a large group so we needed two large booths. We were a big group and our server did a great job. We ordered nachos and tachos for the table. I had a chopped salad that was really good.

Always big extravagant parties happen here and food festivals and baseball rally events. Very newish and nice area inside n out. Service is super good n outgoing. Very legit security.if u try to be slick. lol I know from personal experiences but never kicked out . Very touristy.

Enjoyed ourselves here, visiting family. Lots to keep everyone entertained. Great food, drinks and service. Great place to hang out for all sizes and ages.highly recommend!

They don't respond to phone calls, emails or voicemails. Tried to contact them to arrange a bachelor party.

If you need to watch a big game, Ballpark Village near Busch Stadium in St. Louis is an ideal spot. It's perfect for the Super Bowl or World Series. We recently attended the VIP party for the Super Bowl. It was our 2nd year and it's always wonderful. It's a lively, sports-themed atmosphere with tons of restaurants, bars, and nightlife venues to enjoy while catching all the action. St. Louis has the best fans so it can get wild at times. I tried the mahi fish tacos! They were great! Always a find spot!

Marginal. Food was Ok. Typical bar food. Good crowd, mainly due to Cardinals rainout Sad that with hundreds of baseball fans in house during rainout they won't show MLB games. 2 Women's softball games, golf, Chive, soccer , formula 1 racing and Horse racing. Asked for an MLB game. Never put in a game in 4 hours. . Kind of pathetic actually .

We stopped through the ballpark village on our way to the cardinal/cubs game Sunday afternoon. This place was hopping! Lots of places to snag a bite or beverage before the game at reasonable prices. We grabbed two beers at the main bar and paid $18.79. Great compared to in the stadium pricing. It's crowded on game days so be prepared. The ac was much needed on the 96 degree day. We opted to bring our strollers for the littles which worked out but the smaller the better.

Good food I loved the bar area. The atmosphere was great be for the game. The service was okay. I felt like the bartender was not in a good mood.

Stl street fest 2023 was a blast. Parking was very reasonable at $3.00/hr. Safe and secure on there lot was a definite win. Ticket included a drink (yay) This event had food trucks from all over letting you sample various foods . You had to buy vouchers which in turn spent like money. No food was over $5.00 so you could sample more at an affordable rate. Drinks were reg price after your initial free first drin Music, contests, and games were throughout and weather was beautiful, no complaints, I loved it !!!

Every baseball stadium should have a spot like this. This is a nice spot that you will find across from Busch Stadium and during game days, the street between the two is closed to allow free access. The village is actually on the site of the old Busch Stadium. The Village has tons of commercial parking garages and metered street parking available. It is well maintained and if you look around, you will see markers showing where sections of old Busch stadium. You will find a stage wiith patio seating in the vicinity, an open artificial grass covered space, some bars and restaurants. You will also find the Cardinals Hall of Fame and Museum in this area. The area also has a few few photo ops that people can take advantage of I was not here during any game days, but I can only imagine how carzy this place could get during a game day with some nice weather. The Village is also the site of special events such as the Mad Tea Party Halloween Bash, STL Girl Network Happy Hour, Wicked Wine Walk, Ballpark Village Birthday Parties, and Freedom Fridays. It should be noted that visitors under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian and the area becomes 21 and over after 9PM. Certain events may require a cover charge to be admitted to the Village. This is a very hip and trendy area with some very nice eateries. It is a decent time even in the absence of a game or special event. It is central located near most downtown attractions and is a good place to make a pit stop.

We LOVED walking around baseball village. We came midday so it was a ghost town for the most part. On a game day, I'm sure this area is PACKED. There are so many great restaurants and sites to see here. Our kids loved running the bases of the location of the old Cardinals stadium. We could have explored for way longer than we did but unfortunately, this visit was short. HOUSTON ASTROS NEED TO DO SOMETHING LIKE THIS NEXT TO OUR STADIUM!!!! Would LOVE to come back with more time and stay longer!!!

From top to bottom, we had an impeccable and great experience here at Ballpark village, and we have been ranting and raving about it ever since our trip. Plenty of food and drink options, entertainment options, etc. - our only gripe was one of the places inside the FanDuel sports hall advertised having several items on the menu (when in reality, they didn't have many of them), but overall, it was a great experience. We can't wait to go back, it was a blast!

This is an impressive infrastructure around the Cardinals baseball stadium. Plenty of shopping and dining and hotels with easy parking. We spent an entire day here to see the Gateway Arch and a Cardinals game and parked right in front for about 8 hours. We were validated by eating inside the village and only paid $12 for the parking! Woo, a win! Lots of Cardinal's swag to be found here if you are in need of some and a great and fun way to spend an evening in St. Louis. The vibe here is fun and easygoing and I enjoyed wandering around and seeing all the sights.

So much fun. Love all the bars and music. The food is also good. Highly recommend Kate's pizza

Commercial instead of game. NBA playoffs... instead... showing stupid commercials. I mean... how stupid

Maddy at the ava garden bar was amazing. We got the Budweiser selects and she recommended great views and spots for us in the city. Vibes were amazing. Service was fast. Upstairs got to look over the stadium and watch the kc vs stl game. So fun!

Food was good but I gave 2 stars because service was lousy. Table wasn't wiped down, food came without silverware or napkins - not enough staff for a busy place. Most of all there was no soap in the ladies restroom!! How do employees wash their hands?!

If you're a STL (or any) sports fan, check out Ballpark Village if downtown near Busch stadium! Fun place for local pre-game events, watching big screen TVs, meeting friends or family outing for food, drinks and more. Open 11a daily, there are several bars and restaurants to choose, serving fresh apps/meals with full bar/drink options. Overall, 4.25+ rating as a cool place to cheer on your favorite team, eat good bar food, and mingle with your favorite fans. Varied costs for food/drinks depending where and what you order; but expect to pay ~$10-15pp for food, plus drinks. I definitely think it's more reasonable than eating/drinking inside Busch stadium! Recently, we came for munchies and drinks. Friendly service from a limited wait staff, but food and drinks hit the spot when served. We enjoyed Wings, Fresh warm Pretzel, loaded Tots and Nachos - not the healthiest meal but complimented the adult beverages of the day! Super fun venue to check out to watch sports, or just eat and drink when downtown, ENJOY!

Samantha and Matt are amazing! Loved having them as our servers! We ordered drinks: Skrewges Cocoa Melonkelikimaka Christmas Graham They were all so flavorful and so so good! Presentation 10/10! Food we ordered: Mistletots Cripsy tots, Budweiser brisket chili, poblano queso, diced onion, green onion, sour cream The North Hole Maple bacon doughnut holes tossed in cinnamon and sugar, topped with maple syrup and bacon Fogenezer Scrooge 15 deviled eggs, bourbon glazed bacon, green onions Smashing Through the Snow Warm poblano queso, fresh avocado, pico de gallo, lime aioli, cotija cheese served with tortilla chips ALL THE FOOD WAS DELICIOUS! I couldn't get enough of the Smashing Through the Snow! We will be back before this ends!

Food prices, atmosphere, drinks and music were all great at the St. Louis Street Fest at Ballpark village.

Cool indoor / outdoor bars all connected with a lot of tvs in the middle. Right next to Busch stadium, deff the spot in downtown to watch any sporting event. Wings were below average. Didn't really taste the chicken or much seasonings.

Great Football spot! Ample TVs for all your games. The food is solid. The star was friendly and attentive. Our server KY was super cool and did t miss a beat! Will definitely be back on my next trip to STL

Great place to watch games! So many TVs and very loud you won't miss a play and your hands will stay busy with the huge portion of nachos but be careful they get soggy when it take so long to eat them! Beware I just paid $6 for a Diet Coke haha great place for Sunday funday

Lack of communication on exciting at the night. Where able to get all the way to leaving an apparently "restricted" area before we were yelled at saying that was "OT THE WAY WE COULD EXIT". After being ushered back inside we were told that was in fact the way to exit. Demonstrated an extreme lack of communicate and utter inappropriate handling of a situation. Would not be proud to be represented in such a manner.

BPV is the place to go if you're trying to find good eats, drinks & entertainment! The massive tv screens are awesome to watch your favorite sports team play, while drinking super good cocktails & beer! BPV offers a few different venues inside to cater to your mood, whether it's PBR if you wanna ride the bull or go to the Crown Room to catch a Cards game! They also hold multiple events through the year, NYE parties, Watch Parties, or see a live band! They have waiters & waitresses walking around to make sure you don't need any refills or more food! They've always served incredible service for me!

I guess I'm confused. I'm thinking Ballpark Village is what we're calling this entire area that contains all of the restaurants, entertainment spaces, outdoor spaces, etc? Most of the reviews are referring to a restaurant space but there is no restaurant called "Ballpark Village." In any event I am clearly behind the times and my first visit to Ballpark Village was 8/12/23 for the Taste of STL. This was a nice event and I was impressed by all of the Ballpark Village outdoor spaces along with the restaurant selections. This isn't really my scene and I'm not a sports fan but I would return if necessary.

I came for the holiday party at cardinals nation, it was a great time. They had great food and drink specials for the whole event. I was drunk the blue spiked lemonade which was really a blue piña colada flavor and it was so good, I couldn't stop drinking them. The wings were nicely cooked, the nachos topping were a nice mix of flavors and the ravioli was filled with a ton of meat. The event was great, they had a couple of giveaways if your names was drawer out of the bucket, they had games up on stage where some people won prizes. Hey had music playing the whole night to keep people in a happy up beat mood, it was a great holiday party they had. Definitely coming back next year for it.

You have 3 bars and a complete restaurant in the main area. My only complaint is that the restaurant closes at 10pm, other than that security has stepped up there game and as long as you act right you can have an amazing time

The place is pretty neat. There are massive TVs everywhere and you can go into smaller individual restaurants. We sat at the bar area and the food was good.

Service was fantastic! Food was good but portions given are all over the place. My plate had a handful of tots while the guy at the next table had a HUGE pile. Small batch of fries for my companion while another at the table had a HUGE pile. Another had 3 little wimpy chicken strips while we saw huge ones go by on other plates. Saw the same thing when we looked at plates coming out and delivered to other tables. Really inconsistent and unfair if we're all paying the same price.

We went midday before a game. It wasn't busy we got great service and were able to sit right in front of the big screens! Basic bar food with fresh ingredients. Great other options to pick from for food and entertainment inside the village and in the outskirts.

Had a beer at Ballpark Village after the Cardinals game this past Saturday. What a great place to have a beer before or after the game. A very high energy crowd the first week of the season after a Cardinals win. Would definitely hang out here again.

Disgusting. We ordered food and the water arrived with a cockroach in it!!!!! I will never be back here!

Just what you'd expect - shops, restaurants, bars and the stadium. Really clean and well maintained.

Great place to enjoy and relax before the game. Great food at "Sports and Social" and "Cardinals Nation", great services at both too!

MUSIC TOO LOUD!!! Had to yell to talk to people at table and server. Refused to turn music down a little. We got up and left! I would not recommend this place. Poorly run.

This was second time stopping at this restaurant in while in st Louis. We was seated but after that it took over 30 minutes for a waitress to help us. The cheesesteak eggrolls was really good. I also ordered the brisket quesadillas they were good but honestly their was barely any meat in there. I felt like i was eating mainly tortilla. The drinks were a decent price around 8-10. Overall i would give the restaurant a 6/10 because the food was good just had a lack of service and needed more meat in the quesadilla

The service here was terrible. Our waitress forgot numerous items and brought food out 45-60 minutes after we ordered. The hot food was cold and hard. They were not busy and she would go missing for extended time. At the end she gave us the wrong bill and argued with us about paying it. We did enjoy the variety of sports on the jumbo tvs.

Bally Sports Live offers an unparalleled experience that seamlessly blends the world of gourmet cuisine with the thrill of live sports! From the first bite to the final buzzer, this place is a culinary slam dunk!

They close the street down during games and there are stands that sell food and alcohol. So you can walk around before and after the game which is awesome. There are many shops and bars. They also have a big screen and plaza in the village where you can watch the game if you don't go into the stadium.

Pregame yes! After game no! Bartenders are unfriendly, unprofessional, and generally provide poor service. Pizza place "ran out of cheese" at 11:00, right when the bar closed. Bullshit. They have cheese for days, just lazy and didn't want to make any more pizzas. Corporate bar. Money over service. Go somewhere else after the game.

Just visited Cardinal nation restaurant and was deeply saddened by the disrespect to our national anthem. The game was starting and our national anthem was being played on all the restaurant speakers. Not a server in the place paused to honor our flag and veterans who fought and died for the freedoms we enjoy today. The ballpark makes a special effort to honor our military veterans, while outside in this restaurant it seems to not matter. Don't pipe in the national anthem if you have no intention of respecting it. I hope they choose to honor it in the future. Could the employees just stop for only a moment. What a great tribute and example this would be !!! This action just seemed to otherwise spoil my experience regardless of the good food and service