Smoke Free St. Louis Bars

[payitandbringit]

Anyone aware of any smoke free St. Louis bars?

[jhuegy]

That's EAST St. Louis. Sorry.

[Parrothead Phan]

I think Allendale Brewing in Kirkwood might be.

[sportschick]

Anyone aware of any smoke free St. Louis bars?

Grateful Inn in Maplewood.

[Box & Won]

RBar, Atomic Cowboy and the Church Key in The Grove (Manchester between Kingshighway and Vandeventer).

[Iowa_Card]

Anyone aware of any smoke free St. Louis bars?

A smoke-free bar that exists is an oxymoron according to the owners of establishments who cater to the people proliferating a cancer-causing agent.

[Guppy]

A smoke-free bar that exists is an oxymoron according to the owners of establishments who cater to the people proliferating a cancer-causing agent.

So that is a public place then right?

[Iowa_Card]

So that is a public place then right?

I call it whatever the law wants to call it.

[Zythrst]

Gee looks like plenty of smoke free bars around. How does that work, I though the only way to acheive that was to legislate human behavior.

[Box & Won]

Gee looks like plenty of smoke free bars around.

Not nearly enough.

[Bleacher Creature]

Not nearly enough.

Open up some more, don't legislate those already open to stop.

[ElviswasaBluesFan]

Gee looks like plenty of smoke free bars around. How does that work, I though the only way to acheive that was to legislate human behavior.

If an owner of a place says you can't smoke in my place, isn't that good enough? Why would you need a law?

[Zythrst]

If an owner of a place says you can't smoke in my place, isn't that good enough? Why would you need a law?

Well because non smoker zealots want to use the power of the government to limit behavior that they've deemed icky. Everyone must assimilate to their morality, its what they do. Duh!

[Guppy]

I call it whatever the law wants to call it.

laws were made to be broken

[Guppy]

oh yeah, I hear there are lots of smoke free bars in Arnold.