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2017 Loop Map Web.Indd COCA (Center of Creative Arts) University City - City Hall The 560 Music Center of Washington University Apartments Post Office University City Public Library Salon K U-City Grill Future Retail Cicero's Restaurant & Entertainment Plex T-Mobile The Melting Pot Future Retail Jimmy John's Future Retail Público Which Wich St. Louis Bubble Tea L The Vault OOP NOR Randolfi’s Italian Kitchen Seoul Taco Club Fitness (2nd floor) Craft Alliance Center of Art + Design Future Retail Answers.com (3rd floor) TH Midtown Farmers Market PrettiKat Boutique McArthur’s Bakery Cafe Enigma Tattoos Pitaya Sole and Blues Commerce Bank Corner 17 Vintage Vinyl Joy Luck Chinese Express Sunshine Daydream Starbucks Snow Factory St. Louis Vapor Exchange Wong’s Wok Future Retail Taj Mahal Fitz’s Future Retail Shawarma King Chuck Berry Statue CENTENNIAL GREENWAY BICYCLE PATH Side Street Hair Designers Salt + Smoke BBQ Copper Hinge - Small Batch Eyeware Blueberry Hill Restaurant and Music Club Compônere Gallery of Art and Gallery Framing Artisans at Compônere GoMusicSTL Carl Safe Design Consultants Ranoush Middle Eastern Restaurant Doughocracy Avalon Exchange Wizard’s Wagon Al-Tarboush Deli Ben & Jerry's Blue Ocean Sushi Restaurant Future Retail El Maguey Mexican Restaurant Benjamin Evans Law Firm (2nd floor) Phoenix Rising Rocket Fizz Soda Pop & Candy Shop FroYo Create Space DK & Co. Three Dog Bakery Baked T’s OSO: A Style Lab Hats-N-Stuff The Silver Lady Parking Garage H.S.B. Tobacconist Future Retail This! Tivoli Theatre Iron Age Tattoo Fleur de Lou Three Kings Public House Red Herring Escape Rooms (2nd floor) U- City Family Church(2nd floor) Loop Living Furniture Riverfront Times (3rd floor) Insomnia Cookies Integrity Custom Web Development (4th floor) Snarf’s Milano Hookah Lounge Future Retail Subterranean Books Racanelli’s Funky Buddah Future Retail Plowsharing Crafts Meshuggah Cafe Blick Art Materials Loop Luxe Salon & Spa MEWS Third Eye Tarot Reading Future Retail Angel Band Project (3rd floor) Emporium Smoke Shop Peacock Diner Loop Subway Thai Gai Yang Cafe United Provisions The Lofts of Washington University Mission Taco Joint Blue Element Salon Thai Pizza Company AT&T Gyro Grill Blueprint Coffee Thai Country Cafe Circle K Piccione Pastry Calla Lily Prom Boutique Future Retail Pin-Up Bowl Future Retail Eyebrow Threading Savvi Formalwear Faded “In The Loop” Barbershop Great Rivers Greenway Eclipse Restaurant St. Louis Story Stitchers V. Vegaz Moonrise Hotel Rooftop Terrace Bar & Twilight Room Thai Cafe Future Retail Future Retail Puzzles Hooka Lounge Taba-Co Gyro House The Pageant Cocktailz: A Beauty Bar Halo Bar Total Orbit (2nd floor) Serendipity Gallery Suite 100 at The Pageant (Pi Pizzeria) Kiku Obata & Company (2nd floor) Chinese Noodle Cafe Apartments Regional Arts Commission Delmar Hall Prozess Technologie Future Retail Future Retail Tavolo V U.S. Marines Everly On The Loop Apartments VietNam Style Fork & Stix Gokul Indian Restaurant Crescent Supply Co. Future Retail Future Retail Future Retail Dangerously Chic Sugar Momma’s Traditional Treats St. Louis Design Alliance DELMAR LOOP STATION Wabash Station (Future Retail) HODIAMONT Jackson Hewitt BK Dental Office Yan Wu House Chop Suey 5900 St. Louis Artworks Just Chicken Family Dollar Store Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses Blue Ultra Lounge It's A Wrap Fresenius Medical Care Beyond Sweet HAMILTON StL Grillz Loop Trolley Headquarters Galaxy Nails Beauty Times & Korean-American Journal Mr. Nice Guy Hair City Tayler-Made Barbershop 5800 Locs of Glory Salon Palomino Lounge HOTEL Renee's Restaurant & Bar RESTAURANTS/LIVE ENTERTAINMENT/MOVIES/BOWLING Flavor Dance & Fitness Studio Delmar Doggie Design BOUTIQUES/GIFTS/BOOKS/MUSIC Favah 101 Salon SALONS/TATTOOS/FITNESS Natural M's Beauty Salon SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS Studio Posh Hair Salon PARKING Senator Claire McCaskill Office ST. LOUIS WALK OF FAME STARS LAUREL STREET LOOP TROLLEY STOP COCA (Center of Creative Arts) University City - City Hall The 560 Music Center of Washington University Apartments Post Office University City Public Library Salon K U-City Grill Future Retail Cicero's Restaurant & Entertainment Plex T-Mobile The Melting Pot Future Retail Jimmy John's Future Retail Público Which Wich St. Louis Bubble Tea L The Vault OOP NOR Randolfi’s Italian Kitchen Seoul Taco Club Fitness (2nd floor) Craft Alliance Center of Art + Design Future Retail Answers.com (3rd floor) TH Midtown Farmers Market PrettiKat Boutique McArthur’s Bakery Cafe Enigma Tattoos Pitaya Sole and Blues Commerce Bank Corner 17 Vintage Vinyl Joy Luck Chinese Express Sunshine Daydream Starbucks Snow Factory St. Louis Vapor Exchange Wong’s Wok Future Retail Taj Mahal Fitz’s Future Retail Shawarma King Chuck Berry Statue CENTENNIAL GREENWAY BICYCLE PATH Side Street Hair Designers Salt + Smoke BBQ Copper Hinge - Small Batch Eyeware Blueberry Hill Restaurant and Music Club Compônere Gallery of Art and Gallery Framing Artisans at Compônere GoMusicSTL Carl Safe Design Consultants Ranoush Middle Eastern Restaurant Doughocracy Avalon Exchange Wizard’s Wagon Al-Tarboush Deli Ben & Jerry's Blue Ocean Sushi Restaurant Future Retail El Maguey Mexican Restaurant Benjamin Evans Law Firm (2nd floor) Phoenix Rising Rocket Fizz Soda Pop & Candy Shop FroYo Create Space DK & Co. Three Dog Bakery Baked T’s OSO: A Style Lab Hats-N-Stuff The Silver Lady Parking Garage H.S.B. Tobacconist Future Retail This! Tivoli Theatre Iron Age Tattoo Fleur de Lou Three Kings Public House Red Herring Escape Rooms (2nd floor) U- City Family Church(2nd floor) Loop Living Furniture Riverfront Times (3rd floor) Insomnia Cookies Integrity Custom Web Development (4th floor) Snarf’s Milano Hookah Lounge Future Retail Subterranean Books Racanelli’s Funky Buddah Future Retail Plowsharing Crafts Meshuggah Cafe Blick Art Materials Loop Luxe Salon & Spa MEWS Third Eye Tarot Reading Future Retail Angel Band Project (3rd floor) Emporium Smoke Shop Peacock Diner Loop Subway Thai Gai Yang Cafe United Provisions The Lofts of Washington University Mission Taco Joint Blue Element Salon Thai Pizza Company AT&T Gyro Grill Blueprint Coffee Thai Country Cafe Circle K Piccione Pastry Calla Lily Prom Boutique Future Retail Pin-Up Bowl Future Retail Eyebrow Threading Savvi Formalwear Faded “In The Loop” Barbershop Great Rivers Greenway Eclipse Restaurant St. Louis Story Stitchers V. Vegaz Moonrise Hotel Rooftop Terrace Bar & Twilight Room Thai Cafe Future Retail Future Retail Puzzles Hooka Lounge Taba-Co Gyro House The Pageant Cocktailz: A Beauty Bar Halo Bar Total Orbit (2nd floor) Serendipity Gallery Suite 100 at The Pageant (Pi Pizzeria) Kiku Obata & Company (2nd floor) Chinese Noodle Cafe Apartments Regional Arts Commission Delmar Hall Prozess Technologie Future Retail Future Retail Tavolo V U.S. Marines Everly On The Loop Apartments VietNam Style Fork & Stix Gokul Indian Restaurant Crescent Supply Co. Future Retail Future Retail Future Retail Dangerously Chic Sugar Momma’s Traditional Treats St. Louis Design Alliance DELMAR LOOP STATION Wabash Station (Future Retail) HODIAMONT Jackson Hewitt BK Dental Office Yan Wu House Chop Suey 5900 St. Louis Artworks Just Chicken Family Dollar Store Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses Blue Ultra Lounge It's A Wrap Fresenius Medical Care Beyond Sweet HAMILTON StL Grillz Loop Trolley Headquarters Galaxy Nails Beauty Times & Korean-American Journal Mr. Nice Guy Hair City Tayler-Made Barbershop 5800 Locs of Glory Salon Palomino Lounge HOTEL Renee's Restaurant & Bar RESTAURANTS/LIVE ENTERTAINMENT/MOVIES/BOWLING Flavor Dance & Fitness Studio Delmar Doggie Design BOUTIQUES/GIFTS/BOOKS/MUSIC Favah 101 Salon SALONS/TATTOOS/FITNESS Natural M's Beauty Salon SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS Studio Posh Hair Salon PARKING Senator Claire McCaskill Office ST. LOUIS WALK OF FAME STARS LAUREL STREET LOOP TROLLEY STOP Restaurants by Category AMERICAN CHINESE GREEK MIDDLE EASTERN Blueberry Hill • Chinese Noodle Cafe Gyro Grill Al-Tarboush Deli Eclipse at the Moonrise Corner 17/Joy Luck Express Gyro House Original Ranoush Hotel • Wong’s Wok Shawarma King Fitz’s • Yan-Wu House GROCERIES/ Just Chicken PRODUCE PIZZA McArthur’s Bakery Cafe COFFEE/DESSERTS Midwest Farmers Market Cicero’s The Melting Pot • Ben & Jerry’s United Provisions Doughocracy Peacock Diner • Blueprint Coffee Pi Pizzeria Publico Froyo INDIAN Pin-Up Bowl • Pin-Up Bowl • Insomnia Cookies Gokul Indian Restaurant Racanelli’s New York Pizza Renee’s Restaurant & Bar McArthur’s Bakery Café Taj Mahal Three Kings Public House • Meshuggah Cafe’ • SYRIAN Twilight Room • Piccione Pastry • ITALIAN Ranoush Moonrise Hotel Rooftop St. Louis Bubble Tea Cicero’s Snow Factory Piccione Pastry • THAI BARBECUE Starbucks Coffee Company Randolfi’s Italian Kitchen Fork & Stix Salt + Smoke • Sugar Momma’s Traditional Tavolo V Thai Café Treats Thai Country Café BURGERS JAPANESE Thai Gai Yang Café Blueberry Hill • DELI Blue Ocean Sushi Thai Pizza Company Fitz’s • Al-Tarboush Peacock Diner • It’s A Wrap KOREAN VIETNAMESE Pin-Up Bowl • Jimmy John’s Seoul Taco Three Kings • Loop Subway U. City Grill VietNam Style Snarf’s • BREAKFAST/ Which Wich LATIN AMERICAN BRUNCH Publico Eclipse at the Moonrise FAMILY-FRIENDLY/ Hotel • GAMES MEXICAN Meshuggah Café • Blueberry Hill • El Maguey THE DELMAR LOOP IS Peacock Diner • Cicero’s Mission Taco Joint • A GREEN DINING DISTRICT U. City Grill Fitz‘s • Publico greendiningalliance.org Peacock Diner • Seoul Taco Pin-Up Bowl • • Certified Member FORK & STIX (2012) Restaurants • Bakeries • Grocery 549 Rosedale 863-5572 forknstix.com Northern Thai cuisine.
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