Peacemaker Lobster & Crab

We came in for a late lunch and even though it was close to the reset time, they seated us and provided excellent service. I tried the apple cider run slushie and it was excellent. Tasted like apple pie filling in a glass but not too sweet. I started with a cup of lobster bisque with lobster. It was a lighter broth and delicious! I was expecting really heavy but it was really nice and soupy with a good chunk of lobster. We split the Connecticut and Maine lobster rolls. Both were rich and delicious! Good portion of lobster. Buttery and toasted roll. It was just under six inches and perfect and filling. I had chips with mine and they were good and fresh and crunchy. The restaurant is super cute. Portrait photos of fishermen. Wood tables. Clean and modern but still feels like you are in a local fishing village restaurant . Our waitress was great. Friendly and efficient.

Hard to go wrong here. A lively atmosphere and great service and the most amazing seafood quality and selection in St Louis. Shrimp, mussels, oysters (YUM), caviar, lobster, crab, clams… oh my! Louie and Yoder Melon were our favorite cocktails. They have a nice selection of wines and drinks. Definitely recommend the raw bar, hush puppies, any crab thing, and mussels ad nauseam like we did. Awesome place to go with friends, for a celebration, or on a date.

Stopped in after Soulard Mardi Gras Saturday right at opening at about 445. Sat at a table near the oyster bar. Great old urban St. Louis neighborhood ambiance to the place. Great service from Laura and great food! We had Shrimp Poor Boy, Connecticut Lobster Roll and Lobster Bisque. I can’t wait to get back and eat there again when we live in the neighborhood! And to those complaining about prices, you know you can look it up online before you go there, right? It ain’t cheap, but it’s great food and absolutely worth it.

I just visited the Peacemaker restaurant. I liked the live atmosphere there. I ordered a hamburger with double patties. I asked them to remove the cheese as I don't eat greecy food. I didn't like my food as it was oily. The chips were salty and too much pepper on it. I had to share my food with my father. I think this place is good for drinking, not eating food.

Everything we ordered here was delicious. The oysters were fresh and tasty. The Connecticut lobster roll had some nice tasty chunks of lobster meat. The shrimp broil, I can’t saying enough of with the red potatoes and sausage. Just a great meal, with great services. Our waiter was friendly and top of it. Such a great experience.

The boil was a little tasteless. The lobster rolls are good, but what takes the cake there is the bread. Perfectly garlicky and buttery. The lobster was a little flavorless too. The oysters were pretty good. The mignonette sauce was fantastic. Drinks were good too. The extra charge for fries was a little ridiculous though. We were sat a little cramped next to other people eating which didn’t allow for much room.

We heard good things about the lobster rolls, so we finally made reservations and popped over. We weren't disappointed. The hush puppies were a surprise, and the lobster rolls were divine. The warm Connecticut version with a dash of old bay seasoning was my favorite of the varieties, but you can't go wrong with either. We were painfully stuffed when we left.

My family and I came for dinner on a rainy day while on our road trip on Route 66, and lemme tell you, my parents couldn’t stop raving about the seafood here. We got a full lobster to share, along with a pound of crawfish, crab fingers, mussels, and gumbo. If I’m ever back in the area, I’ll probably get the Connecticut lobster roll since that’s what’s most popular, but regardless, the food was amazing and I didn’t expect the biscuits to be this good either. It was pretty packed that day but the staff were very attentive and accommodating. Thank you for the good vibes yall!