4-16 S Euclid Ave St Louis, MO

Located at 4-16 S Euclid Ave in St. Louis’ Central West End neighborhood, this property offers a unique three-tiered space suitable for a bar or restaurant. The Central West End is recognized as one of America’s top ten neighborhoods by the American Planning Association and is the densest zip code in Missouri. The original Central West End iTap at 16 S. Euclid, the space lays out extremely well for a pure bar use. The property is part of the historic Bacchus Building on the southeast corner of Euclid and Laclede. The building is home to local James Beard award-winning chef Gerard Craft's Brasserie, and the corner space, formerly Wildflower, will soon see another prominent local restauranteur open their doors in 2023. Drawings are available showing a viable plan to install a large kitchen underneath the north mezzanine, developed for a local taco shop, with a design that works all the way up to fine dining. The surrounding area includes two large universities with 30,000 students, Forest Park with 12,000,000 annual visitors, the Cortex Innovation District, and the Barnes Jewish Hospital Campus with 25,000 employees, all within about a mile. The Central West End is connected to the rest of the metro area through St. Louis’ light rail system, the MetroLink. The property offers 4,542 square feet of space and is available for lease. The intended use of the property is for bars, restaurants, and retail. The property is located in an area with high foot traffic, both day and night.