Anheuser-Busch Reviews

The place is gorgeous! The tour felt a little rushed and our guide was a little hard to understand, but the aesthetics of the different buildings make it well worth the visit. And the free beer doesn't hurt.

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Had a great time here during our weekend trip. On a whim we decided to take the tour. When we got there found the next free tour was in an hour. So we hung out in the beer garden, had some food and waited. While we waited they had a 3pm toast with free beer. First score.

The tour was entertaining and educational. Pretty cool to see some of how the plant runs. Plus you get a sample. Second score!

At the end of the tour they give you get a token fpr more free drinks. We spent an afternoon here, had a great time and only spent $6 or so on an appetizer. Nice job Budwiser on treating your guests well!

I highly recommend this place if you visit St Louis for the first time, I also recommend dishing out the extra $10 for the longer tour I promise you it's worth it and you also learn a lot of history about this place and don't forget free beer

Took a tour and sampled some Bud. Cool place, and everyone was friendly but the tour guide was rushed to finish the tour & couldn t be bothered to answer questions.

Very orderly, with a lot if information packed in. Just remember to bring your ID. I forgot mine, even though I'm legal.

There is a good size parking lot for the Brewery Tours. You may still have a good walk to get to the building though. Once inside, there are restrooms, a large gift shop, places to sit and a small bar to buy some beer and a snack for either before or after your tour. Some advice: First, I know one of the tours is free, but we went on a Saturday and all the tours were completely booked including the free tour. You can go online and reserve your spot on the free tour for $5.00 a person. I highly suggest this if you plan on going on the weekend. We bought the $10 tour on line the day before our tour, which is actually $11 dollars when you check out. Anyway, we paid for 6 people but we brought 7 people to the tour. We had to leave one person behind because it was sold out when we arrived the next day and there was no room for more.

Awesome light spectacle, great food, a lot of walking to enjoy various exhibits, a nice skating rink, free beer, a great time had by all.

The tour is free and you get a full size beer at the end. The guides are kind and knowledgeable. My only complaint was that in the beginning if the tour I could not hear the guide over the loud Christmas music playing in the lobby. If you're visiting St Louis, this is not to be missed! The brewery is huge, amazing, and breathtaking.

Beautiful buildings and a lot of history here. Even if you're not a huge fan of AB it's an impressive site.

Great tour. Liz did a great job, prefect personality. Ted was awesome too.

Awesome tour guides. I was very impressed. They were warm, knowledgable, and open to questions at any time.

I went on a tour on a Sunday. It was mildly interesting and shorter than I would have thought it would be for such a large facility. I don't drink beer because I hate the taste, but with the free sample that they give you at the end of the tour, I tried a beer that I actually found to be enjoyable. It was nice enjoying it outside on a lovely day, with some live cover band playing. I enjoyed my day there.

Tour has been shortened since I last took the our 5-6 years ago. Still is goo though, and beer garden is very nice.

We had a really great time here. Free and paid tours, free choice of beer at conclusion of tour, as well as samples along the way. Beautiful Biergarten outside, and free shuttles to and from Ballpark village. Recommended if you are a fan of Budweiser products.

Great, the 'Day Fresh' tour is totally worth the price, got 3 or 4 different beers throughout and tour guides were friendly.

To visit, one of the best places to see in St. Louis

The tour was fun, informative, and not too long. Plus, you got a sample of beer in the middle of the tour along with a token for a free beer at the end. There was no cost for the general tour or parking.

Free tour with free beer, what else do you need to know?

Great to be able to tour the facilities. Did the beer school too. Cool.

I took bud light tour well worth $10 , a couple of samples. And a beer to take home

Had a great time. Our tour guide was very knowledgeable and overall a great guy. The plaza and buildings are very historic and beautiful. Must see!

Probably the best tourist attraction in St Louis. The free tour rivals that of Guinness and Jameson in Dublin. Plus... Free Beer!

Only took the free tour but it was wonderful. Got a free sample of beer midway through the tour and then a free 16 oz beer on tap. Had 10 choices. I don t drink so my wife got two. Would recommend for anybody looking for a 2 hour time filler.

If you live here in St.louis then taking the tour here is a must. I enjoyed it. Quite a facility. Lots of history here.

Mmmmm.... beer. No seriously though, the tour is free and pretty extensive. Did you know they have Clydesdales on the brewery grounds?! 2 sample beers as well. Work the money... wait, like I said... it's free!

Only place to have the king of beers that's worthy of its crown.

It was a great experience, seeing the Brewery Lights but we wished there were more heat spots to cut throw the cold.

You need the reservation in the website to tour, and participation fee. It is valuable

We had a great time with the free tour and decided to try the Beer Master tour. It was excellent. Our guide was extremely knowledgeable! Many perks with this tour. Highly recommend!

This was the best part of our trip to St. Louis, Missouri... No not the Gateway Arch - it's under construction .:(...There are 4 different types of tours here and only one was free. We picked the one for $10 PP. Well worth the visit and am not even a beer drinker.

Absolutely splendid. One of the more raw breweries I ve been to. They keep it simple. Good beer, good food, good music.

Can t beat it, a real st. louis feel to the place. I was able to try out my fair share of lagers and pilsners. Spent more than a few hours here and made friends along the way! Lovely place.

Way too many people, could not use my ticket for a free beer unless I stood in line for an hour.
The worse experience I ever had.

Great tour. The tour guides were very friendly and helpful. There was no wait to go on the free tour. It was great for a free tour. They do not show you that much but you do see the Clydesdale Horses.

our tour guide, jaylin or jayden, was awesome. she was hilarious and had such good energy!

Christmas lights were very pretty. Lots of families. Parking was much better than I expected.

We did the tour and was amazed at the history of the brewery! Great tasting fresh Budweiser at the end, too! The pub on-site had delicious food, but also a superb selection of Anheuser-Busch products.

One of the best brewery tours! Good explanation and demonstrations as well as free beer is a bonus.

If you're in the area, you have to take a tour. Any beer lover should pay for a tour! We were able to taste beer right out of the huge keg thingy.

Great tour Kenneth the trolly driver was a gem !

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Christmas lights are a must see in the St. Louis area

Not a fan in the least of AB beer but the tour was everything that I had expected and more. Would highly recommend to anyone. Wear closed toe shoes for the big tour. Lloyd horse was happy to see the group

Great experience, I just wish we actually saw people making the beer, not just told what they do.

Any time I have been in St. Louis, I visit Anhueser-Busch. It's a wonderful place to take a tour, see the famous Clydesdales from their advertisements, and learn the history of how America's favorite beer came to be.

There is so much history to learn here, and taking a tour is a great way to learn about the birth of Budweiser. The buildings are amazing, and in such amazing shape.

Also, there is Dave! He is the most wonderful tour guide ever. I'm so happy that he was still there this last time I visited. If you don't get a tour from him, then I am sorry. He is nice and a great sense of humor and loves to make sure us tourists enjoy learning the history Anhueser has to offer.

Amazing brewery tour and history too. Clydesdale horses beautiful,up close and personal. A one in a lifetime experience!

Cool tour, not good for lunch. So slow and not great service. Food was decent though.

Loved it. Felt like Charlie at the chocolate factory

Went on the free tour. Everyone was friendly and you get free beer at the end. There is some walking and stairs at the brewhouse, about four flights down.

My fiance and I were visiting St Louis from out of town. On our list of things to do was this brewery tour. We drove to St. Louis on a saturday morning and did the touristy things and had lunch. We wanted to do one of the later complimentary tours (preferably a 3p they had listed on their website) so we arrived at 2p and the lady said that the next scheduled tour was at 430p- seriously?? We graciously took our tickets and left the counter. My fiance and I had already walked around St Louis for 3 hours and almost 4 miles and was looking forward to taking this tour- but not 2 and half hours from the time we arrived. So, needless to say we didn't take the tour and should have paid the $5 per ticket reservation online- lesson learned for a saturday!

Wow! The tour was amazing. So much more respect for this brand. A must stop

As much as I'm not a Budweiser enthusiast, the brewery tour is incredible. I've been on multiple tours across the country, but there is nothing quite like this one. The grounds are so large that they have buses to transport people to the buildings a long the tour. When I went, the Clydesdale horses were onsite and they were a sight to be seen. The most impressive aspect of the tour though has to be the sheer volume of beer this brewery makes. Incredible.

As a lifelong St Louisan, I finally had the opportunity to go on the AB tour. We did the mid-level one where you got a bottled egg nog to take home. The tour was interesting and informative, and it was really neat to see the inside of buildings I ve driven past my whole life.

The care taken to the history and preservation is amazing, and I would recommend the tour to anyone interested - even if you re not a drinker.

It's a nice facility, you get to see the Clydesdale horses, and they give you free beer with the tour. They didn't show as much of the brewery as I thought they would though. Other brewery tours I've attended showed a lot more of the brewing process and showed you more of their facilities, giving you a true appreciation for what it takes to brew beer. The Anheuser-Busch tour in Fort Collins, Colorado showed you a bit more of the process.

We did the general tour. Ashlyn was a great tour guide. Funny and super cute. Fantastic job. A must-see.

This is a great place to take your friends and family when they visit you in St. Louis. The location is great in the parking lot is safe and secure. When you take a tour that is free of charge the guys are very friendly and knowledgeable. It s quite an interesting tour even if you don t drink beer. They always have Clydesdales on the premise to see. And there still a free beer tasting at the end. The history of Budweiser is very interesting. Would definitely recommend going at least once a year even if you live in St. Louis .

Went because it is a must do activity in St Louis and was not disappointed. It is pretty easy to get into the tour and a relatively low time commitment, so you can do plenty of other activities in the day. The Clydesdales are the star of the tour without question. Going for those alone is a reason. Beautiful animals. Tour is only about an hour. You see the horses and stables, one of the fermenting tank areas, and a quick presentation of the brewing process with a free sample, then finish off with a free brew of your choice (four mainstay options). Plenty of parking. Get there early and do the earlier tour as they fill up quick (1st come 1st serve). They also have a really nice tap room there you can sample many of their macros and a few of their micros that they have picked up over the last few years.

My son 21st Birthday is today and they went all out on the tour. Gave him a very nice Budweiser glass for 21st B-day on it. And a certificate.

Great place to go during any time of the year. The tours are wonderful (and free!) and best of all you get free beer (or soda if you're under 21) at the end of the tour.

Love the free tour - it s very informative and there are free samples at the end! Also loving the brewery lights, although last years event was better set up than this years in my opinion.

Always a good time here! My husband and I came in to have some drinks in the early afternoon. It was a busy day, but not overcrowded. Beers are always cold and fresh.

I m not a beer drinker myself but I do find fascination in symbols that are a part of a culture s history. That said, I found myself taking the hour tour thru the factory. It s very interesting to see how it s made, learning the origins of what has become an American brand, and the Clydesdales are huge. I d definitely recommend this if you re in St Louis.

Let me preface this by saying I am not a beer drinker by any means. However, this tour was still very enjoyable. There is no cost for the basic tour which include one sample and one full-size Budweiser or Bud-Light. It was really interesting to look around and listen to the guide talk about the Clydesdales and how the company made it successfully through prohibition. The tour was quick and Perfect if you don t have a lot of time. They also have more extensive tours for a fee. The guide was also really entertaining!

The tours here are really nice. It shows you all the things that make bud light bud light. We got to see the famous courses exercise in the yard and even met one of their dogs.

Recently in town and a friend and I decided to check out the tour. I was very impressed. Learned some interesting things about beer making and the company's history. The tour guides were knowledgeable and very friendly. And the samples included in the tour were very tasty. If your in St. Louis, I highly recommend stopping in.

Nice free tour with beer samples. The grounds are beautifully maintained and the facilities are crisp and clean. I was not much of a Budweiser aficionado but now I am more interested in trying their products.

Super nice food, incredibly tasty.
Thank you so much for making my birthday meal so special. We all had a lovely evening and everyone said the meals were superb. You did more than we expected. Thank You so much. This place is highly recommended.Definitely one of the finest places.

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Brewery lights during Christmas time is a must see!