St. Louing Cherokee Street
Cherokee Street, a district in South City
District in: Gravois Park, Benton Park West, Benton Park, and Marine Villa
Cherokee St. is an arts district and commercial center in St. Louis. There are several restaurants, panaderias, and Mexican groceries along Cherokee. Although St. Louis does not have the most significant Hispanic neighborhood compared to other American cities, I’m glad there’s a main area to go to get good Mexican food, bakery items, and other goods. The Cinco de Mayo festival in St. Louis also happens along Cherokee.
The eastern wing of Cherokee St. is a vintage shopping district known as the antique row, with spots like Hammond’s Antiques and Books and Elder’s Antiques and a vinyl record store. This whole area is all small, family-owned storefronts with no chains and has a very eclectic, artistic vibe.
Taqueria and supermercado on Cherokee
St. Louis-style pizza with a patio
Cherokee Street Mexican restaurant
Cherokee Street taqueria
Filipino barbecue just off Cherokee Street
Wood-fired pizza and live music
Mural by Robert, Liza and Tyler Fishbone, painted in 2018.
Books, antiques, vintage jewelry, paper and prints on Antique Row.
Antique shop on Cherokee Antique Row.
Antique shop on Cherokee Antique Row.
Antique shop on Cherokee Antique Row.
Retro and vintage shop on Cherokee Antique Row.
Second Apotheosis shop at Jefferson and Cherokee, with graphic novels, pop culture goods and art.
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