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Central West End

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St Louis, MO 63108

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3.511 reviews

Stacie W.

7/10/2017

I absolutely love the Central West End!!!! My absolute favorite spots are located here: Taste Bar and Jenny's Splendid Ice Cream. Also many of my go-to frequents are here:Evangeline's, Dressel's...

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Big D.

5/27/2024

My heart is BROKEN. I've been gone 20 years. I just moved back to StL. The charming personality of the CWE I grew up with is GONE! The neighborhood was salvaged (in the 60s and 70s) by the LGBT...

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Christy A.

9/1/2015

Great area for dining, night life, shopping, mingling, biking, jogging, treats, dog-walking or just a leisurely stroll through a beautifully historic area of St. Louis. If you live in a virtual...

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Tracie B.

4/20/2018

The Central West End isn't my least favorite neighborhood in STL, but it's not my absolute favorite..or in the top 5 for many different reasons. All around it's a nice area for upscale dining...

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Fran M.

7/10/2016

The Central West End is a Pedestrian's Paradise. Within a concentrated area your feet can carry you to an Oasis of food, fun, and phenomenal people watching. It's also a very pet friendly area....

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