Bevo Mill

In the 1990s, St. Louis was one of the cities that the government chose to place refugees of the Bosnian War. Bevo Mill in particular was one of the main areas where they settled, and there are many Balkan restaurants, delis, and butchers along the main strip on Gravois as a result.

The Bosnians who came to St. Louis helped shape the neighborhood into what it is today, and Bevo Mill remains one of the largest Bosnian communities in the United States.

Notable spots

Bevo Mill

The 1917 windmill-shaped landmark Anheuser-Busch built, the neighborhood's namesake.

Little Bosnia

The heart of St. Louis's Bosnian community, with Balkan delis, bakeries, and butchers.

Gravois Avenue

The diagonal commercial corridor lined with Balkan restaurants and shops.

Borders

South City Boulevard Heights 8,690 residents South City Dutchtown 15,356 residents South City Holly Hills 3,647 residents South City North Hampton 7,489 residents South City Southampton 6,647 residents South City Tower Grove South 12,719 residents