Anheuser-Busch St. Louis Brewery

Great tour, would order tickets in advance. Got a sampling, fresh bottle and a pint at the end of Fresh Day tour. The beirgarten is nice area that's kid and dog friendly. The 2 appetizers were a tad pricey. Plenty of nerch at the gift shop.

A Night of Lights, Lagers, and Laughs at Anheuser-Busch St. Louis Brewery Let me tell you, the Anheuser-Busch St. Louis Brewery Festival of Lights is not just an event; it’s a whole vibe. The lights? Oh, they didn’t just twinkle; they dazzled. It was like the holiday spirit smacked you in the face with a handful of glitter and said, “Welcome to magic!” The parade was a spectacle. Floats, costumes, music—you name it. Honestly, I clapped so hard my hands might still be sore. And the VIP section? A masterpiece. Comfortable, uncrowded, and perfectly positioned for viewing all the action without the awkward elbow nudges of a general admission free-for-all. Now, about the food: it’s bar food, yes, but it’s the A-list of bar food. Think nachos that actually have toppings on every chip, and sliders that make you believe in love again. And the beer? Straight from the source, baby. It’s like they bottled happiness and poured it into your glass. Beer from Anheuser-Busch tastes better than anywhere else, period. I don’t make the rules. The crowd was chill—no stampedes, no overly aggressive holiday sweaters, just a lot of happy people basking in the glow of 10,000 lights and a few pints of liquid cheer. Long story short: If you’re not hitting up the Festival of Lights, you’re doing December wrong. Trust me, even Santa would take a night off for this.

Great tour of the brewery. We had a group of about 20 so it was a good time to go. We also got to see the entire hitch including the Dalmatians. They provided a 6 oz half way through the tour and then a 16 oz beer at the end. Tour guides were well trained. We sat in the lobby after the tour and had another beer. I would allow 2-3 hours to be there.

I had some time to kill and dropped un for 1 of their 3 tours. The tout was a lot of fun and explains a lot about how to brew beer, very nice people, and amazing architecture throughout the brewery.

Take the tour! Beer-master tour was 10/10. You get to see it allllll. Super clean place, friendly staff. Zero complaints from the tour, to the gift shop, to the Biergarten… 5 stars all around. Beer-master tour was $40 and about 2 and half hours. They do offer other cheaper, shorter tours. But the beer-master comes with drinks, a souvenir glass, and a hat. You get to see the Clydesdales, the bottling line, production, truly all of it! Worth it!

Loved the day fresh tour. It was 1:15 minutes long and they walked us around some cool operating brewing machinery. It's a large compound so wear comfortably and be prepared to walk around. They have a tour bus at the end of the tour to get folks back to the beer garten, which is a cool restaurant with beers and generic food.

This place was awesome. I went on Father’s Day and it was a great gift to me. All the workers and staff were very kind and knowledgeable. The filtered beer from the tank was amazing. It was one of the best experiences I’ve ever had. And to top it off I love how the staff ends there announcements with CHEERS!

Do yourself a favor and book this tour! We were able to book the brew master tour and it was so much fun! We booked approximately a week in advance and so glad we did. You get a hat and a collectors beer glass to take with you at the end of the tour. The tour takes about two hours and the time flies by! I am really not a Budweiser fan but this was so cool to see! I dont want to spoil too much but you get to drink beer from the settling tanks, you will not find any fresher beer! My only complaint was that they have TONS of different tours going on at the same time. In the beginning it started raining so three or four tour groups were forced inside of the horse barn until the rain subsided. Maybe go on a week day and this wont be such an issue. We also came early and ate lunch at the restaurant which is inside the visitors center. The food was pretty good, abut what you would expect from bar food. BEWARE: I ordered two beers separate and I think they were $5 each. I used my credit card and tipped with cash. When I checked my statement I was charged $12 for two beers, so just double check and get a receipt. Overall we had a lot of fun and I would definitely do the tour again. TAKE MY ADVISE and just book the brew master tour, you will be glad you did!