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Quick stops near the St. Louis Supercharger
A Supercharger in St. Louis (12 stalls). Parked for 20-40 minutes? Here’s what’s a short hop away — one-off stops, not a whole trip.
New Orleans transplanted to a 19th-century building walking distance from Ballpark Village and the Arch — crawfish, po-boys, and live music on the patio nearly every night for 30-plus years..
Open stop →DessertCrown Candy KitchenHistoric soda-fountain sweetness in St. Louis — a great counterpoint to neon, motels, and heavy road food..
Open stop →Bakery & PieDonut Drive-InNeon-signed 1953 donut stand on Chippewa Street still working its original recipes — voted the best donuts on all of Route 66. Doors open at 5am for the road-trip breakfast of champions..
Open stop →BBQPappy's SmokehouseThe Midtown counter that put St. Louis on the national barbecue map — Memphis-style dry-rub ribs that routinely sell out by mid-afternoon. Ten minutes from the Arch; go early..
Open stop →DessertTed Drewes Frozen CustardThe St. Louis Route 66 dessert stop: fast-moving lines, frozen custard, and a mandatory concrete if the weather cooperates..
Open stop →New AmericanViciaJames Beard-winning, vegetable-forward cooking from Michael and Tara Gallina in the Cortex district — the city's defining modern restaurant, now à la carte with a casual wine garden. The refined bookend to an Arch day..
Open stop →BrewerySchlafly BeerSt. Louis’s craft pioneer, with the historic Tap Room brewpub.
Open stop →BrewerySide Project Brewinga world-renowned barrel-and-blending project in suburban St. Louis.
Open stop →BreweryUrban Chestnut BrewingGerman-rooted beers in a grand Bierhall in The Grove.
Open stop →Brewery4 Hands Brewinga downtown St. Louis brewery near the ballpark.
Open stop →Stall counts and locations come from public U.S. Department of Energy data and can change — check your in-car nav for live availability. Detours are curated by Roamward.