Team 1410 Needs Help at the St. Louis Regional

[Ryan Dognaux]

I'll send this post along to 4329 who may want to help you guys.

Food recommendations - as much Pappy's BBQ as possible. It's about an 8 minute walk from Chaifetz Arena.

[jds2001]

Originally Posted by Ryan Dognaux

Food recommendations - as much Pappy's BBQ as possible. It's about an 8 minute walk from Chaifetz Arena.

I'm originally from STL (have lived in NYC for about 10 years now)....here's what I miss (and get every year at CMP - I'm going to miss it when it's in Detroit!) - Imo's Pizza. Super thin crust, Provel cheese, there's no way you can go wrong there.

Another thing that I miss but really don't get at CMP - Ted Drewe's frozen concretes! Was a once in a while treat while in STL, we have something similar here in NYC (made by another St. Louis transplant, Danny Meyer!) called Shake Shack, but it's just not the same.........

[Ryan Dognaux]

Originally Posted by jds2001

I'm originally from STL (have lived in NYC for about 10 years now)....here's what I miss (and get every year at CMP - I'm going to miss it when it's in Detroit!) - Imo's Pizza. Super thin crust, Provel cheese, there's no way you can go wrong there.

Differing opinions on Imo's - my experience was a hot circle of cardboard with provel cheese on top. Recommend avoiding at all costs.

Ted Drew's custard on the other hand is great, definitely worth it.

But seriously get Pappy's, you won't be disappointed and it's convenient to the venue. Also the City Museum is fantastic for students to run around in, it's a good time.

[KosmicKhaos]

Rosalitas Cantina!!!!!! Kind of a joke on 5406 but we have adopted it as well. In all seriousness though good Mexican restaurant.

[samthesnake]

Originally Posted by Ryan Dognaux

Differing opinions on Imo's - my experience was a hot circle of cardboard with provel cheese on top. Recommend avoiding at all costs

For Stl natives, that cardboard is fantastic!!! It's definitely a local favorite, and it seems people who have not grown up here do not tend to enjoy it. That said, it's one of those foods where you either love it or you hate it. Everyone loves Pappy's, though.

[mrnoble]

We wish you guys the best in STL. It'll be fun to play with you in Colorado again!

[TheBoulderite]

I was surprised to see you guys on the St. Louis attendance list, but I also commend you for going somewhere unfamiliar and completely new. From a fellow Colorado team, I wish you the best of luck at St. Louis. Represent Colorado well!

[holygrail]

This will be our first year at the St. Louis Regional since 2008, but we would be happy to share scouting data with you. We should have plenty of people around to help you out if you need anything else as well.

We are looking forward to coming to St. Louis, we have met a lot of the teams from the other side of the state at various competitions and they are always very nice and helpful.

If you are looking for fun evening entertainment, our team always plans an evening at the City Museum. It is totally unique and awesome...and also a bit exhausting.

[EOC]

Team 1208 will be happy to collaborate with team 1410, in scouting or anything else that will make your visit to St. Louis a positive experience. We are a short 20 minute drive from the venue and can assist with tools, carts, batteries, etc. We are looking forward to meeting you!

[I_AM_Clayton]

Originally Posted by Ryan Dognaux

Differing opinions on Imo's - my experience was a hot circle of cardboard with provel cheese on top. Recommend avoiding at all costs.

Also the City Museum is fantastic for students to run around in, it's a good time.

+1 coming from a native St. Louisan. (Imos at first taste isn't..well...great if you've never had it before). The city museum is a great place to run around in regardless of age or size.

If you don't mind going into the county, the Delmar loop is a great area to find restaurants. The loop was voted one of the 7 best streets in America or something a few years back. (I love Vernon's barbecue which is about a block from the loop).

Originally Posted by holygrail

This will be our first year at the St. Louis Regional since 2008
We are looking forward to coming to St. Louis, we have met a lot of the teams from the other side of the state at various competitions and they are always very nice and helpful.

If you are looking for fun evening entertainment, our team always plans an evening at the City Museum. It is totally unique and awesome...and also a bit exhausting.

+1 on the city museum

It was fun competing with you guys at cttd a couple years back! Enjoy STL regional!