Evangeline's Bistro and Music House is one of The 11 Best Places for Gumbo in St Louis.

1. Evangeline's Bistro and Music House

8.2
512 N Euclid Ave (Washington Avenue), St Louis, MO
Cajun and Creole Restaurant · Central West End · 32 tips and reviews

Josh C.Josh Carrafa: the gumbo is good but the bands aren't nearly loud enough. make my ears bleed, please.

Ozsha W.Ozsha Wiggins: The Gumbo was delicious! Came for my birthday and thoroughly enjoyed the food and cocktails. Music was a little loud, but definitely worth going for the experience of southern cuisine.

Jennifer F.Jennifer Fish: The gumbo is fantastic-- big shrimp, crawfish, chicken and andouille sausage! Spice is just perfect! They also had wonderful live music! Will definitely be back!

Sister Cities Cajun & Bbq is one of The 11 Best Places for Gumbo in St Louis.

2. Sister Cities Cajun & Bbq

7.0
3550 S Broadway (Meremac), St Louis, MO
Cajun and Creole Restaurant · 23 tips and reviews

Steven P.Steven P.: Awesome gumbo, amazing fried shrimp po boy! Save room for a beignet.

Chad D.Chad Dierkes: A lot of shellfish, so for people with a shellfish allergy the menu is limited, but what is available was absolutely delicious. Hopefully they will have a chicken and sausage gumbo in the future.

Chunck S.Chunck Sanderson: gumbo! also love the blackened catfish (served over gumbo)

BB's Jazz, Blues & Soups is one of The 11 Best Places for Gumbo in St Louis.

3. BB's Jazz, Blues & Soups

7.9
700 S Broadway (at Cerre), St Louis, MO
Jazz and Blues Venue · Downtown East · 40 tips and reviews

Paul W.Paul Williams: Gumbo and Chicken Wings are great..some of the best music in St Louis!!

Scott R.Scott Rockwood: Great music, atmosphere, local beers on tap, and a fantastic kitchen cooking everything from perfect wings, to house made barbecue sauces, to gumbo, to veggie burgers, to hand cut sweet potato fries.

Men's Health MagMen's Health Mag: Freestyling—performances from the world's best jazz musicians—are the norm at this old-school hang. Warm up with gumbo, and then wash away your regrets with a Schlafly Pale Ale, the local favorite. Read more.

Peacemaker Lobster & Crab is one of The 11 Best Places for Gumbo in St Louis.

4. Peacemaker Lobster & Crab

8.8
1831 Sidney Street, St Louis, Mo, 63104, St Louis, MO
Seafood Restaurant · Benton Park · 36 tips and reviews

Lindsey H.Lindsey Hogan: Great peel and eat shrimp and gumbo at lunch. Great atmosphere too.

Juan B.Juan Brooks: I love the gumbo and the oysters; the sweet variety.

Christy F.Christy Fareel: Bourbon slushy, fried green tomatoes, Connecticut style lobster roll, and Carmel Apple/whoopie pie.

Broadway Oyster Bar is one of The 11 Best Places for Gumbo in St Louis.

5. Broadway Oyster Bar

9.1
736 S Broadway (at Gratiot St), St Louis, MO
American Restaurant · Downtown East · 184 tips and reviews

EricEric: Best cajun/creole seafood in the city! Crawfish, oysters, and alligator oh my! Great specials every day. Great live music! love this place on any occasion! Try their gumbo for a quick warm up.

Jeff H.Jeff Harlan: Hippies and gumbo

Jackie F.Jackie Faber: Gumbo is out of this world, there is always live music and fresh Oysters. Don't miss the Muffaletta!

Molly's in Soulard is one of The 11 Best Places for Gumbo in St Louis.

6. Molly's in Soulard

8.2
816 Geyer Ave, St Louis, MO
Restaurant · Soulard · 80 tips and reviews

Beth v.Beth von Behren: The gumbo is excellent, as is the jambalaya, although the J is much hotter. Terrible wine list. Very young crowd. Read more.

Riverfront TimesRiverfront Times: The gumbo is made from scratch with a roux of flour and oil, free-range chicken and housemade Andouille sausage and "hours and love in every batch. Read more.

Ryan B.Ryan Brockschmitt: Hang Out in a couch booth

Onesto Pizza & Trattoria is one of The 11 Best Places for Gumbo in St Louis.

7. Onesto Pizza & Trattoria

8.4
5401 Finkman St (Macklind), St Louis, MO
Pizzeria · Princeton Heights · 40 tips and reviews

BorisBoris: try the Stromboli and Chicken Gumbo

Ed R.Ed Reggi: Onesto has the best Eggplant Parm in all of St Louis. It comes as a sandwich or dinner platter.

Eric M.Eric M (stlbeerdad): The BEST sangria in St Louis!

1860's Hard Shell Café and Saloon is one of The 11 Best Places for Gumbo in St Louis.

8. 1860's Hard Shell Café and Saloon

8.1
1860 S 9th St (Geyer St), St Louis, MO
Restaurant · Soulard · 35 tips and reviews

Bob M.Bob Maher: Rachel's awfully popular here... :) try the gumbo, delicious!

Ricardo R.Ricardo Rodriguez: Had a seafood salad with the house dressing which was great with it and it was big salad, couldn't finish it.

CJCJ: Come see the gnome aka Mandy!

Qdoba Mexican Grill is one of The 11 Best Places for Gumbo in St Louis.

9. Qdoba Mexican Grill

7.8
6417 Chippewa St, St Louis, MO
Mexican Restaurant · Lindenwood Park · 12 tips and reviews

Michael F.Michael Flavin: I love the craft 2, Mexican gumbo & beef burrito! Great location. It's rather new and kept very clean.

Dave M.Dave May: They load on the ingredients!!! I love this place.

James R.James Robertson: Here’s the thing with qdoba... great fresh food but they need more than 2 people working on a Friday night. A line of 30 plus inside and online orders. We just watched 8 people walk out.

Copia Restaurant & Wine Garden is one of The 11 Best Places for Gumbo in St Louis.

10. Copia Restaurant & Wine Garden

1122 Washington Ave (btw 11th & Tucker), St Louis, MO
American Restaurant · Downtown East · 37 tips and reviews

Allen W.Allen White: Try the gumbo and the osso bucco. You will NOT be disappointed.

Jim V.Jim V: Amazing food, wine & music. Highly recommended.

Trent C.Trent Colquitt: I love Copia!!!!

Syberg's Gravois is one of The 11 Best Places for Gumbo in St Louis.

11. Syberg's Gravois

8.3
7802 Gravois Rd (at Oldenburg Ave), St Louis, MO
Wings Joint · Affton · 34 tips and reviews

Brittney H.Brittney Hager: The macho mugs of flavored Long Island teas are so yummy! They're even better when paired with a Syberg's buffalo chicken pizza!

Shannan D.Shannan D.: Best wings ever.

Go! MagazineGo! Magazine: Syberg's unbreaded wings come bathed in a mustardy sauce that's an acquired taste -- and we dig it. If you want 'em hotter, try the original or "suicide" versions. (Evan S. Benn & Joe Holleman)