SOHA Bar and Grill

I came to Soha and it's been a long time since I've been here. I ordered the expresso martini and I told him to make it creamy and OMG this was the best expresso Martini I have ever had and I go to high and low-end restaurants and bars and this was top tier thanks to Mario who made my drinks. Also the fried pickles and mozzarella sticks that K' lei recommend was good as well with the remi sauce

I don't know what happened but please reverse it immediately. This was a go-to spot for good variety of bar food and drinks..now, it's a bit drab with a small menu and the food was nowhere near as good as it used to be. I loved getting tacos which aren't available anymore, but I've also had the chicken strips, fries, nachos, boneless chicken bites, and more. The nacho cheese they use now is.. interesting to say the least. It's made with some sort of sweetener and though the waitress did mention that it would have a hint of sweetness, I didn't expect it to be as pronounced as it was. Who adds sugar to nacho cheese?🥴 Also, the chicken strips seemed to be made with a cornflake coating because they were slightly charred and also had that hint of sweet taste to them. Is sugar being added to everything on the menu or something? I hope this place reverses whatever changes they made because it was clear to me that the customers aren't feeling it. The vibe was dry for a Saturday night. The food's just not good anymore. The hosts and waiters are always wonderful, so that's a positive.

Just a small issue with the food, still very good and you can tell it’s hand made. Onion ring had a bit of dry batter still in the middle. Smash burger patties are not as big as we’re used to but for the price are still good, didn’t quite fill the entire bun but had a good flavor. Brussel sprouts were amazing. Service was great and the bar pour taps/set up looks awesome.

We arrived and it was too warm to sit in their ample outside seating. We were seated inside, where it was cool. There were many ample TVs with sports to view, and speakers with a mix of music that sometimes was so loud it was difficult to talk to my companion across the table. The waitress we had was very unwelcoming. (I would be happy to discuss this more in detail with SOHA directly if interested in details.) The menu had a focus on burgers and appetizers. We selected the fried goat cheese appetizer which we both enjoyed. I tried one of the burgers. The menu is very confusing as to the price of these. If you select one of their signature burgers, they list the the toppings. If the the diner then wishes to know the price, you must go to the top of the menu where there is an assigned price to each item, such as "cheddar cheese $1" or "onion rings $2" (the last is a guess as I did not memorize the menu). So depending on the size of the hamburger you select and these are offered in increments of 5 ounces, and the toppings that are desired, the price is calculated. As to the hamburger size, I was surprised that a 10 ounce burger is actually 2 five ounce burgers when it arrives on ones plate. I had wrongly assumed from the pictures that they burger size of each increased accordingly, not that I would receive multiple patties. Speaking of the hamburger, mine arrived dry and with little flavor. It WAS disappointing as I read the reviews and saw that the burgers fair quite well among the reviewers. Parking was a bit of an issue as well. The ambiance of the place was bar, and seemed in need of a good cleaning and fresh paint. We were greeted warmly upon entering the facility.3 My companion had the blackened mahi sandwich. She did not find anything remarkable to comment on it about. We did like the the house made potato chips and the fried goat cheese appetizers, hower, I doubt if we will be returning.

First time, but not the last time! Wanted to find a good place to watch the Blues home playoff game and saw online that they had a good menu. Place was packed but the staff was friendly and we had terrific service - really welcoming. Great crowd vibe. And food was delicious! Their Jumbo Pretzel was warm, soft and great for Sharing, with a tasty grain mustard and we added cheese sauce too. The boneless wings were the best yet - crunchy — light breading - on outside and moist on the inside. We picked Korean BBQ sauce - so good! Great drink specials and decent prices for food. Happy Hour 4-7 pm We were very impressed! Will be back and want to try their inviting patio — had it not been rainy, it would have been open! Really a gem in south city. So happy my friend and I found it.

I had left a 5 star review because I had a great time with trivia in January during my first visit. Then changed that review because I had a really bad experience the other night where our table was nearly ignored. Management reached out here, and is determined to make it right. That's excellent service. I do think the food and events here can be super delicious and fun. Facebook shows the events including trivia, bingo, sports watching, etc. Enjoyed the blackened mahi sandwich and the corn flake chicken fingers on my first visit. The new patio is a nice spot for the increasingly nice weather. The beer selection is vast. Happy hour appears to be good. Everywhere can struggle when implementing something new. I'm willing to give the place another shot asap. I expect things will be figured out.

The food was way better than anticipated!!! I had the BBQ nachos & amertto sour!!! Adrianna nailed it!!! She can mix u a drink thts like no other!!!

Went for a large engagement party and had a few beers. When it came time to check out, I was handed two separate tickets—one for 18 beers and another for 6. Total mess. It was clear they had no system in place for tracking who ordered what or which tab drinks were going on. I had to explain the situation to multiple servers, and even after all that, I still ended up paying for someone else's drinks. Definitely not organized for handling large events.

Best fries in St. Louis, excellent espresso martinis, good company behind the bar. That SoHa cheese sauce is so good. Parking lot is a descent size, we had so much fun snacking and watching the blues game. An STL gem.

Met some friends here for dinner and beers and it was the first time I had been. Fairly small area on the inside with a pretty big bar. Friendly and helpful bartender Rachel greeted us and suggested we sit on the corner of the bar since there were going to be 5 of us. She provided drink, food and happy hour menus. Pretty decent draft beer menu and ordered a local craft beer. Ordered some happy hour and sports game food while we could. Had wings, sliders, nachos and spring rolls. All were pretty good, probably beef sliders were my least favorite. Both the Thai chili and Buffalo wings were delicious and high quality wings. My only complaint is they had music trivia/karaoke that hardly anyone was participating in and made it pretty loud in the small area. Overall good food and beer selection and they also have a big outdoor rooftop that was not open while we were there.

We dined out and ordered brussel sprouts with bacon added, fries, and an order of fried pickles and other things because we were going to a trivia night. The fried pickles weren't done enough for my liking- they needed a little more crisp-ness to them! The fries were okay....nothing special. The brussel sprouts, though, I have to say were on point! I loved that I was able to add bacon! Not too buttery and cooked perfectly! I loved how the upstairs balcony looked although we didn't get to enjoy it. Food was okay...maybe we'll give it another try.

I've been taking my friend Bob (from CIC) around town trying hamburgers. Chris greeted us right away and even though we were there at 11:04 was very friendly. (They open at 11.) This place is just cool. It's got a totally laid back atmosphere with an upscale menu. I had the Cobb Salad with NO blue cheese (yuck!) and Bob had a double smash burger with cheddar and French fries. My salad was huge!! The house ranch dressing was great. Bob loved his burger and his fries. The burger was "one of the best". They have a rooftop deck but since it's 29 degrees we decided to eat inside. Ha! Since it was the holidays I gave Chris a scratch off and he won $10!! Looks like it was a good day for all of us! I'd definitely be back.

Great drinks and a Great view ! Smash burgers and homemade goat cheese medallions are amazing

Under new management, redid the menu and added a brunch. As long time customers, decided to check out the new situation. Delicious menu, I had the biscuits and gravy, husband had the nite nite. They have mimosa tours! Immediately texted my friends for future mimosa tower plans. Beautiful rooftop patio overlooking the city to enjoy my brunch buzz on. So lucky to live close to this place.

We saw this place was pretty busy and had a nice rooftop when we drove by the other day so we decided to check it out a few days later. We sat out on the rooftop for happy hour. We took advantage of the $2 off cocktails. They had a lot of other drink specials and some app specials as well. The food we got was great! I really enjoyed my jam bam smash burger and my husband liked his create your own smash burger. The jam bam burger was really unique. It had bacon jelly and fried goat cheese which was my favorite part and so yummy. I added on a piece of gouda cheese as well. The coconut shrimp app was really good as well but a bit pricy. We also got the SOHA tots. To me it sounded like tater tots topped with the bacon and cheese but it was actually stuffed tots (that wasn't even the consistency of a normal tater tot) and I wasn't a fan. The worst part of the experience was the service. There was only 1 other table on the rooftop for most of our happy hour and yet it took a long time to get service at times. I also asked if the martinis were part of the $2 off cocktails and her response was "I don't know," she didn't offer to ask or follow up with anyone which I thought was a bit rude and odd. Overall, the bacon jam burger was so unique and I would go back again to get it.

This use to be great place to eat without breaking the bank. Could get a burger and fries under $8 post COVID. The new ownership doubled the prices and thinned the patties.

The food was great. A friend took me there on a Friday night. It was packed. Had half a salad was great and wonderful toasted raviolis. They said they were going to be open for lunch I wanted to go there for lunch but only opened at 3:00. Maybe Spring and Summer. Tri it I think you will like it

Food hella good I got the burger w the egg fire. Absolutely fire. Would 10/10 eat again. Probably gonna eat it again tomorrow, who knows.

Whether you sit outside, the roof, inside, it's always a good time! It's nice to come here for happy hour and with larger groups because they are pretty accommodating. More recently there has been some annoying construction, which makes it difficult to get to the lot, but worth the additional minutes. Big fan of the chicken tenders!

My wife and I dined here on a week day early afternoon around 3 for happy hour. We opted to sit on their fun, cool patio that's upstairs. The patio is dog friendly. The ambiance was fun and fairly hustle bustle noise wise. We were seated right away. The service was fairly good except when they had a long staff meeting at the end of our meal. We ordered drinks, an espresso martini and an old fashioned. Unfortunately, this round was pretty awful. We would not recommend ordering these options. The coffee in the martini was not great, and my old fashioned was completely orange.... It was a lot of bitters. However, for food, everything was exceptional! My wife got the jam bam and loved it. I got a customized smash burger 10 oz. I got American cheese and horsey mayo(horseradish). The horsey mayo was good, but I will opt for just a mayo next time. All and all we enjoyed dining here and we would recommend checking it out soon!

Always passed by but never got a chance to go until last night. This place is awesome the vibe was just right. We sat at the top patio which was super cool nice little view with lights. We got seated pretty quickly and automatically were asked what we wanted. She brought out these big water cups, my favorite was the ice We got few drinks and some appetizers for happy hour. The Drinks and food was good. The fried pickles didn't really have much breading but the flavor was good. We sat there for quite some time and our server came by a total of 6 times asking if we needed anything pretty much waiting for us to ask for the bill. She was being very pushy even though other people who were there before us weren't being rushed anywhere. When we finally paid she left us alone. Other than that it was a nice little place to have a good time with some friends.

I came here for the first time with a group of friends for Thursday night trivia and had a great time. The trivia was general and accessible and the menu had tons of options, including several vegetarian options. All the burgers can be made with a veggie patty but I had the Veggie Deluxe with fried goat cheese and Thai chili sauce. The black bean burger was pretty standard. The only complaint from the group was small portions of sides (my partner only got three big onion rings) but it was still more than enough food. We'll be back next Thursday!

Kirkston the bartender was absolutely amazing. Hilarious. Relatable. Great customer service. Will definitely be back!

We arrived and it was too warm to sit in their ample outside seating. We were seated inside, where it was thankfully cool. There were many ample TVs with sports to watch and speakers piped in a mix of music that sometimes was so loud it was difficult to talk to my companion across the table. The waitress we had was very unwelcoming. (I would be happy to discuss this more in detail with SOHA directly if interested in details.) The menu had a focus on burgers and appetizers. We selected the fried goat cheese appetizer which we both enjoyed. I tried one of the burgers. The menu is very confusing as to the price of these. If you select one of their signature burgers, they list the toppings. If the diner then wishes to know the price, you must go to the top of the menu where there is an assigned price for each item, such as "cheddar cheese $1" or "onion rings $2" (the last is a guess as I did not memorize the menu). So depending on the size of the hamburger you select and these are offered in increments of 5 ounces, and the toppings that are desired, the price is calculated. As to the hamburger size, I was surprised that a 10-ounce burger is actually 2 five ounce burger when it arrives on one's plate. I had wrongly assumed from the pictures that the burger size of each increased accordingly, not that I would receive multiple patties. Speaking of the hamburger, mine arrived dry and with little flavor. It WAS disappointing as I read the reviews and saw that the burgers fair quite well among the reviewers. Parking was a bit of an issue as well. The ambiance of the place was bar, and seemed in need of a good cleaning and fresh paint. We were greeted warmly upon entering the facility.3 My companion had the blackened mahi sandwich. She did not find anything remarkable to comment on it about. We did like the house-made potato chips and the fried goat cheese appetizers, however, I doubt if we will be returning.

New owner. New food. Great brunch! We can to check it out. Fantastic menus items and drinks. Great service. Try the biscuits and gravy, the blueberry sausage, and the waffle. Top notch!

Our time here was amazing from start to finish. From the moment we walked in, we were excitedly greeted by Brooklynn, who we quickly learned was our server for the night. It was our first time there and she was really helpful with the drink and food menu. We got to play music bingo while we waited for our meals and when we got our food, it tasted amazing. we loved everything about it. Honestly the experience was a 10/10 all around. This is definitely our new hangout spot. Highly recommend!

Went up to watch a hockey game. Food was great, drinks were reasonable and everyone was really friendly.

#curbside during the #pandemic It was a rough day at work and it was getting ready to storm. Being an essential worker and going home to a K-9 who is fearful of storms, I needed a treat for "me". As I cruised down Hampton, the thought of wings and rings popped into my head. So, I made a quick turn into the parking lot for one of the best little dive bars in my hood. I knew what I wanted, so I quickly pulled out my cell phone and called the number posted on their curbside promotional sign. A young lady cheerfully answered the phone. When ordering the wings, she asked if I wanted bone-in or boneless. For some reason, I always go bone-in. Boneless is just another name for nuggets. When I ordered my onion rings, she promptly asked if i wanted a full basket or a side order. What? She explained the difference in size and since it was just me, I took advantage of the side order. That was great customer service, because I would have wasted food not eating a complete basket. These wings and rings both hit the spot. My wings were, Butter Garlic Parmesan. The order was 6 pieces, perfectly divided into 3 flats and 3 drums. I'm always impressed when a bar makes sure they are equal portions of the two. My wings were crisp, juicy, meaty and full of garlic flavor. For a dive bar, their rings are top-notch. No frozen rings from a bag here. They're Panko encrusted, seasoned and served with a remi sauce. Breading in house, makes a difference. For me, the rings had enough flavor, that I only dipped once in the sauce. Gotta love a crispy ring. SOHA is organized well for #curbside service and is producing the same quality food that you receive inside. They're also offering growlers to-go. Doing my best to keep our small businesses flourishing. When: April 28, 2019 Why: #curbside #to-go

We went for happy hour and got the corn flake chicken strips, steak fries and fried pickles. Everything was delicious. The cheese sauce that comes with the fries was absolutely phenomenal. It had a little bit of sweetness that just worked. The fried pickles which are normally our favorite part of any meal was honestly not the signature. The chicken strips were perfectly cooked and juicy on the inside. Our server was so incredibly busy but she let her personality shine through. She was efficient and friendly. We sat outside on the upper level and enjoyed the shade while still enjoying the nice weather. Great spot.

The atmosphere and decor are very dive-bar-y, but in a great way. And the food is better and more affordable than "nicer" places nearby. You can tell they get a lot of regulars and the service was great while being informal and friendly. I was very pleasantly surprised about how delicious the food was. The wings were okay, but the rest was great. Hands down best fried pickles with their remoulade sauce. Great happy hour specials even on the weekends. Will definitely come back. Great place for groups or a meal when you can't decide what sounds good.

Food & service were fantastic! Great time watching the blues game up there. Too cold for the patio but can't wait to come back and hangout there too.

Favorite local spot to pop in for a quick bite or drink after work or to start the weekend. Typical bar food but is quite tasty. The staff are always so friendly, kind, and just overall great! Personal favorite are the nachos, Caesar salad, and honestly any array of their beers or mixed drinks depending on my mood. Their trivia nights on Wednesday are fun, too! Their patio addition has been awesome and can't wait for more warm weather to enjoy even more.

I am so happy we stopped in! I pass this place nearly every day. We were looking for dinner after 9pm, and SoHa's kitchen is open to 11pm--on a Monday, no less. The waitress was sweet and attentive. The burgers were huge. My partner got a stuffed bacon and cheddar burger and couldn't finish his. I was craving fries, so I got the (paid) upgrade from chips to parmesan steak fries. I'm glad I did. So yummy! They have an impressive beer selection, too. My only complaint is that it was freeeeezing in there. I sat right next to the fire and kept my coat on, and I was chilly the whole time. Maybe it isn't so bad on warmer days. They have trivia at 8:30pm on Wednesdays-- I'll have to go back to check it out.

I had the 5 oz burger and fries for my second visit to Soha. The food and service was great. I came here before, but I just had a couple of beers. Everything on the menu looked really good so it took a while for me to make up my mind which means I will be back. My favorite part was completely customizing my burger. I picked the seat by fire place because I don't see too many restaurants with a one. The patio area looks really nice and I will be out there as soon as the weather improves.

Again, a not-so-well-kept secret, that I almost don't want to share because if everyone knew the awesomeness of SOHA, I'd never find a seat at the bar ;) I keep coming back to here - for the massive selection of ice cold beers, for the wide selection of happy hour foods, for the generous portions of food, for watching sports, for chit-chatting with the staff, and for having an overall great time. What originally started as stopping by to redeem 'a free beer' via the Pub Pass STL has quickly become a reoccurring instance. Every weekday there is happy hour 4-7p with half-price apps (everything but the sampler platter), half-price pizzas (large enough for 2-3 people for $6-8 only!), and $1 off draft beers. In addition, they also have a daily special that rotates (you can check on the chalk board or online I believe). Everything from industry night to burger night and more. So perfect for group sports events, or grabbing drinks with friends, or a cozy date night. This spot can do it all. Cheers!

Frosted flakes chicken fingers are to do for!! $7.50 on happy hour. So glad I tried them. Awesome beer selection. Came on Wednesday and I guess it's trivia. Like the music and the vibe so much, maybe I'll stay for that. Happy with my beer too. Friendly bartender

Good food. I liked it. Nice place. A good place to watch the Blues. Their service was good.

We were a table of 4 tonight. Our appetizers took an hour and a half to arrive at the table . When we mentioned to the server- as she left our table she told us "thanks for being assholes." I was pretty upset. TBH I flipped her off when I saw her again - she flipped me off as retaliation. When the manager - Chris Pappadopoulos came over- he said she was having a bad night .when we said we weren't interested in a free round of drinks he said he would bring our checks and boxes for our food indicating we were were the problem and needed to leave. In 60 years I have never ever had this experience in a restaurant. Will never never be back to this place.

Maybe the worst experience I've ever had at a restaurant. Started at the bar because there was as a wait for an outside table. Bartenders had resting bitch face and no interest in making us feel welcomed. Once seated at our table, our server Brandon was pleasant. However, after ordering, food took almost 2 hours to arrive and all we did was a combination of appetizers - which shouldn't have been complicated? One of our guests mentioned the long wait for food to arrive to the server (not Brandon) that brought the food and when she left she said "thanks for being assholes". This place has no clue about customer service. We asked to talk to a manager and his reply was that she (the server) was having a bad day. Food was mediocre. Will never return / so many better options. Only went to try their relatively new rooftop patio. Not worth it! Don't go!

What a great little surprise in finding SOHA! Cute little gastropub on Hampton in the South Hampton area. We tried them for Happy Hour on a Friday. They have half priced appetizers and drink specials. Apps included wings, pulled pork potatoes skins, bruschetta, onion rings and fried goat cheese were delicious, hot and plentiful. They have an extensive beer and mixed drink selection. We especially enjoyed the SOHA Bloody Mary with bacon, olives, jalapeños and citron. SOHA is decorated with a pub like feel and features a gas fireplace in the center. We really enjoyed our experience and can't wait to return!

Good craft beer selection. Great wings. The burger was fantastic too, I've never had anything bad here. They have some awesome happy hour deals too!

I'm trying to add more photos to my reviews, but I ate my wings so fast that I didn't get a chance to take a picture. Let's start at the beginning, a waitress was at the door as we walked up only because she saw us walking up! That never happens at a bar! She was so polite and showed up to all available seating. Then, there's happy hour on Saturday! Whoa! Now, back to where I started, we ordered the brussel sprouts, bone-in wings, boneless wings, mahi tacos and SOHA fries. Nothing disappointed! How have I not known about this gem in my neighborhood? Our drinks were made to order and while I needed more liquor (not the bartenders fault), they were still tasty. Looking for good wings last week, found them this week.

Great food and good selection of draft beer. Awesome service as well. Kid friendly, they even have high chairs.

I have lived near soha for a few revamps of the happy hour menu. You cannot beat the beer deals! So many craft options. Get the pretzel. Get the grain mustard. You won't regret it. I would skip the flatbreads next time. They were just meh with meh toppings. I was impressed with the patio space, although right next to Hampton, the privacy fence cut the nose to have conversation without issue. Table service at happy hour and it wasn't wildly too busy on a weeknight.

Fantastic beer selection if you're into craft beers. Had some food from here too and it was also great. The ambiance is nice, the place is quaint (it's small) but it's worth the visit. Somehow I kept forgetting about this place and that's been my bad, I won't forget anymore.

I love this place. If you're a hockey fan you'll never look back. Great food, great drinks and beer. I love all the TV's and the love of my favorite team. Great service, a toasty fire pit. It's the place to be!! GO early on a weekend because it fills up during games. They sound a similar horn that they do at Blues games when they score!! Awesome burgers and appetizers. You really can't go wrong. In beautiful South city. Go nOw and especially during Blues games but don't take my table by the fire pit.

Burnt chicken strips. Was told this is how they always come, sent them back and got shrimp instead but was still upcharged for it.

First off: this is primarily a sports bar. There are screens everywhere, and happy hour specials on game nights. Clientele is probably about 75% men, 90% white, and 95% people watching a game. SOHA also hosts weekly trivia, which draws a different crowd for a few hours each Wednesday night. Wait staff and bar staff are super friendly and hard-working. The beer list is great. Plenty of craft beer, and much of it is local. The list of on-tap and bottled/canned selections is updated weekly. The beer menu is printed and distributed to tables, and also scrolls across a screen at the bar. We're here often for a regular social gathering, so we've tried many menu items. Starting with appetizers: predictable; fried items are very greasy. The spring rolls are fried; the crispy wonton wrapping overpowers the ingredients inside. Jumbo Pretzel is ordinary; the accompanying cheese sauce is good (it comes with two sauces and we had cheese for both) but such a small amount that we finished it up less than halfway through the pretzel. Fries are very good, served hot and crispy. Wings and other "bar foods" on the appetizer menu are about as to be expected. Salads are hit and miss. The chef salad is pretty good, with generous amounts of meat and cheese. But the tuna-topped salad is pretty boring: mostly greens and tuna, with little flavor. Other foods are good on some days, and worse on others. Mac and cheese at SOHA is probably the worst I've ever had. They're pretty up-front about it being made with Velveeta and Doritos, and there's no flavor there. I don't know where the Doritos flavor went; this just tasted like mushy noodles in salty milk. And the "crazy corn" is cheesy and tasty sometimes, but other times is just kernels floating in a greasy mess that seems to have separated after hours on a burner. A tuna ahi dish, billed as tuna and vegetables over rice (I don't remember the name and it's not on the online menu) was just a bowl of bland white rice, a small chunk of fish, and a big pile of battered and fried broccoli and cauliflower. I did not expect the vegetables to be fried; it's really hard to eat healthy here! Burgers are build-your-own, and the components are all fairly good. They're a bit pricey, especially if you're tempted by the suggested combinations: the Roadhouse - 5oz burger, pulled pork, soft Cheddar, onion ring, bbq sauce - will set you back over $5 just for the toppings on your $5 5oz patty. Pizza is thin-crust, St. Louis-style. The sauce is tasty, and the cheese is not Provel, so all in all it's a safe bet. Sandwiches are decent as well. In all, I end up here because this is where my people meet. It wouldn't be my first choice in the neighborhood. If the food coming out of the kitchen was of a more consistent quality, I'd enjoy SOHA lots more.

Everything was great but we ordered 2 flatbreads because their website says buy one get one half off during STL sports games, but when we got the bill we were told that deal was only during the 3-6 happy hour.

Fun bar and grill to come hang out at. It has an area with arcade games that look like fun. Something I really liked is they have a large beer selection. The food for me was average. I got street tacos with blackened mahi, they weren't bad but the pico de gallo that was on top was very spicy and seemed more like a chunky salsa you'd eat with chips. Although the pico de gallo was spicy and didn't really go with fish tacos the fish was good and the cole slaw was good. My boyfriend got the Dip Sandwich and that was very good, I recommend getting it. We didn't get burgers to eat but we saw some other people were eating them and they looked delicious! Will definitely be trying a burger next time I go. This bar also looks like a great place to watch sport games with all the TVs they have. If you want a chill bar and grill to hang out at and get burgers and beer try this place.

Another first trying this established eatery on Hampton. It was a rainy and cold Friday after work and the place was packed. There wasn't even a game on. We were seated immediately. Menus were online only. The largest glass of water was brought out immediately. Started off with the spring rolls as they were on happy hour and they were bountiful and delish. Plenty to split as an app. I ordered the prime rib dip and for a mere $2 up charge I tried the Brussel sprouts as a side. The Au jus for my sandwich was very salty, however the horsey dip on the side was a perfect match. The Brussel sprouts were a huge order and extremely delicious. Their house made chips were also very good. The prices are right. They don't overstuff you but I did leave with a doggy bag. The joint is busy, tight, and bustling. Not a place for a quiet meal. Enjoyed it all very much. Will go back earlier to try more happy hour items, especially the burgers and flatbreads which looked amazing. Our waiter Chris was experienced, personable and able to make spot on recommendations. This is a gem. Not enough parking but nowhere for them to expand. I have to imagine if you go during a game it's a whole other experience.

Low-key dive bar with very solid pub grub and a wide selection of craft brews. Lots of TV's all around Plenty of bar seating, but have table seating as well. My most recent time I got a pretzel and some $.75 wings. They were both fantastic and the pretzel was enormous Same owner as Nick's.

Awful, service was awful. Drunk loud people at the bar at 5pm screaming in our ear in the dining room. Food was over cooked, nothing was good except the water and draft beer. Server needs to learn to smile. Just pathetic place to dine. I'm sure it's good for younger crowd to get drunk and eat bad food.

Really fantastic food and possibly even better service! Cool easy atmosphere too. There is only one thing I'd add, which is silverware, but it was made available upon request. That's just harder on your servers tho

Great atmosphere average food but served very well. Super place to meet or entertain.

It did not seem like much when I first past it but SOHA is definitely one of my top picks in St. Louis. It's like your typical sports bar but with gourmet food (at your local sports bar prices). As someone who tries to limit red meat to once a month, SOHAs burgers are always my weakness. Definitely worth trying out

One of my favorite little dive bars to go to whenever I don't feel like sitting in traffic. SoHa has a different special each night and a really good happy hour on food and drinks. They have a great selection of beers on tap as well. If you do go during happy hour or anytime, I recommend getting the brussel sprouts, you WILL NOT be disappointed. The wings and pizza are pretty good too. The parking lot can get pretty packed so if you are trying to go for HH, I would say try to get there no later than 5/5:30.