Were the Roaring '20s called such because everyone always had a rip-roaring good time? If not, The Roaring 20s in St. Louis argues a pretty good case for it. The music venue, dancehall, and cocktail lounge is a veritable hub of evening entertainment. With three floors and 30,000 square feet of space this venue is not only one of the biggest local owner venues in the city, but also one of the most unique. Each floor is uniquely themed with its own offerings with all three floors sharing an expansive Cocktail Menu including a great wealth of prohibition, vintage tiki, and speakeasy themed drinks plus an extensive craft beer selection.

The first floor “Blind Pig” offers a full restaurant offering upscale comfort and American food including some very unique burger and hot dog twists, plus a few Cajun surprises along with a combination all-request dueling pianos and live band karaoke format. Additionally there are two bars, one out of a 19th century steamboat topped with 19th century stained glass out of a Soulard church. The second floor “Noir” is a nightclub and event space themed around classic black and white movies. Upscale and serving the same incredible cocktail menu, expect classic black and white movies projected directly onto the original 150 year old brick of the building. Stellar local and national DJs play weekends while mixing top 40, EDM, throw back, and even a little electro swing. The third floor “Roaring Twenties Concert Hall” brings a dedicated concert venue back to the landing for the first time since Mississippi Nights. With incredible views of the Arch, and the Mississippi, the third floor is a wide open space with incredible acoustics, original brick, and a massive vintage bar.