Small Change STL,

2800 Indiana Avenue, St. Louis, MO 63118

"I needed a good neighborhood bar and this is it. Every time I stop by it feels like home. It’s a quick walk to plenty of food, parks and other little bars."

"During Christmas, Small Change transforms into the Miracle Popup! Santa definitely stops here. Check out these pictures/videos. I enjoyed the Snow Ball cocktail which was excellent. But business as usual, it’s a beloved local bar in Saint Louis, occupying the historic spot that was once Benny's Pit Stop Lounge for over 35 years. As the more casual counterpart to Planter's House (its sister spot), it boasts a creatively evolving cocktail menu using local craft spirits. Established in 2018 at Lynch & Indiana, Small Change welcomes diverse tastes with craft beers, non-alcoholic choices, daily happy hours, and engaging weekly/monthly events. A nod to tradition with a fresh, spirited twist."

"We were here for a special pre wedding event in May. The staff was incredibly friendly, multi tasked, and made some of the best cocktails! They even make some of their own mixers in house. There is also a great outdoor patio. Fun time, great neighborhood hang. I’ll be back! xoxo Mama Zoop"

"No food is served here, just a vending machine, which is fine! We weren’t missing food. The bartender was very kind and helpful. The pain killer machine wasn’t cold enough yet and she was very accommodating in getting us other options while we waited for it. Drinks were reasonably priced and the atmosphere was great. We had a group of about 15 and there was plenty of room. It is a bit hard to find because the sign says Falstaff so we had to direct our friends how to find it."

"We came to this dive bar because it had been converted to a "Miracle" bar for the month of December. A percentage of the profits goes to charity. VERY hard to get into it, but it's all Christmassy and stuff so my wife loves it. Had a couple hugely overpriced yet tasty drinks and left after about 35 minutes. Fun place and it's for charity so what the heck, right?"