360 Westport

Let’s get one thing straight, the Arancini Bites at 360 Westport are not food… they’re a full-blown personality trait.
I ordered them thinking, “Yeah yeah, fried rice balls, how life-changing could this really be?”

Turns out… I was wildly unprepared.
These things show up looking all casual, golden, minding their own business, then you take one bite and suddenly you’re sitting there in silence, questioning why you’ve tolerated lesser appetizers your entire life. Crispy on the outside, molten three-cheese chaos on the inside like it was engineered by someone who clearly understands power.

And then they hit you with the marinara, not some sad side sauce, but a full supporting actor that deserves billing. Pecorino romano comes in hot with that salty punch, and the truffle oil? Just enough to remind you that you’re eating something way out of your league.

Here’s the problem… they only give you so many. Which is bold. Because now you’re sitting there doing math, deciding which “friends” at the table you’re willing to cut out of your life so you can secure one more bite.

By the end, I wasn’t sharing. I wasn’t talking. I wasn’t even pretending to be a decent human being. I was protecting the last arancini like it was my retirement plan.

360 Westport didn’t just make an appetizer, they created a situation.
Order them. And if you don’t… stay home.

You’re not ready.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

The hamburger was so transcendent it felt less like food and more like a rupture in the fabric of my existence - a gravitational collapse of hunger, ego, and time itself into a molten core of beef and divinity. The bun, impossibly soft, dissolved like a whispered secret against my fingertips; the patty, seared to a violent, crackling crust, bled a shimmering tide of juice that tasted like it had been distilled from every sacred cow that ever roamed the earth. The cheese did not melt - it surrendered, cascading over the edges in a slow-motion landslide of dairy absolution. Pickles snapped with apocalyptic clarity. The onions burned sweet and bitter like the memory of a first heartbreak. One bite and I was no longer a man but a trembling witness to flavor beyond morality - a creature briefly aware that the universe is chaos, yes, but also that chaos can be salted, buttered, and placed between bread. I finished it shaking, aware that I had crossed a threshold: there is life before their burger, and there is the long, empty echo of everything that comes after.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Add this to your list of upscale places to go in Stl! I'm glad they have discovered their balance between music and patrons. They are right where they need to be.

The food and drinks are always good and align very well with elevated atmosphere. I was impressed by the branding consistency throughout the entire experience.

No complaints with our server. The only thing that was slightly confusing was the cover charge collected by security at the elevator, but no instructions on where we needed to go. It made for a weird experience. The policy should be posted clearly, along with better directions. Was I supposed to even pay? I'll check the site.

Still had a good time and will be back!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 3

A really cool, trendy place probably for younger people.But I had a good time

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 4

Service: 5

Gorgeous sunset and great drinks. Definitely a cut above the rest.

I like it here! The place is huge and beautifully decorated. Atmosphere is always buzzin'. Food and drinks are decent, and they have THE BEST dessert I have had in any restaurant: a house made kit-kat, a must try.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 4

Service: 3

Great Holiday decor, friendly service and good food and drink choices.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Went here for the Christmas pop up and loved it ! I never been to this 360 and tried downtown, but this one is more spacious and the food was definitely top tier . We tried so many things and they were all really good. Service / decorations were awesome as well on top of the holiday drinks ! We definitely plan on coming back for their regular menu and drinks. ❤️

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Great view. This is NOT a culinary destination. It is for the drinks, and small eats. Don't get in a rush for service because the wait staff have to walk sometimes 300 feet to pick something up and serve you. We understood the impediment. Be patient.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 4

Service: 4

Beautifully decorated for Christmas but service was very slow. Drink was fine but was only able to order once and check out over the span of 60 minutes.

Atmosphere: 4

Service: 1

Had a work party there and it was on point. Everything was great the people, the service and just had a really good time

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Doesn't take reservations but closed for a private event. Show up at 5:30 on a Friday night to be turned away at the door. If we would've known, we would've made other plans. Everywhere else has a 2 hour wait on a Friday night. Legitimately ruined our evening.

Ben is a great bartender. Drinks are always on point.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

It is a lovely place and very festive for the holiday. There are numerous places just to sit and hang out. We had truffle chicken and burger which was good. The downside is the music is so loud and intrusive everywhere that one has to yell to try and carry on a conversation.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 4

Beautiful Christmas elegance. Fabulous service at the bar and at our table. The burger with grilled leeks is unusual but proved to be one of the best burgers we have had in many moons. Serving a local brewed beer is not unique but your Modern Brewery Citrapolis is an excellent choice.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5