Publications around St. Louis praise Kemoll's, on the 40th floor of the Metropolitan Square building, as a dining icon. St. Louis Magazine calls the Italian restaurant "one of [the city's] oldest and most revered stalwarts," Sauce Magazine calls it "legendary" and Zagat praises pretty much everything, rating it "excellent" (24) for food, decor and service. With this exclusive deal, two can dine on three courses with wine for $65, regularly $138.50.

Frommer's calls Three Sixty St. Louis, located in Hilton St. Louis at the Ballpark, one of the 10 Best New Hotel Rooftop Bars in the World, and Metromix praises it as "a great place for a romantic evening" due in part to the "fantastic view." With this exclusive Local Deal, subscribers can enjoy drinks and appetizers overlooking Busch Stadium and the Arch for $29, regularly $60.

Experience striking views of The Arch at Cielo, a sophisticated Italian eatery on the eighth floor of Four Seasons Hotel St. Louis. The Riverfront Times raves there is "absolutely no better spot" to dine outdoors, and Gayot ranks it as one of the top 10 romantic restaurants in the city. Two can enjoy a four-course dinner for two with wine at one of the best restaurants in the city for $69, regularly $136.

Retreat to The Wildwood Hotel in Wildwood, Mo., a small town nestled between the bustling city of St. Louis and the peaceful Ozark mountains. Two people can get away with this exclusive Travelzoo-negotiated package for $99 per night, including $80 in extras, for stays through Sept. 28. Upgrade to a more spacious suite for $129 per night.

Between being named Best Steakhouse by the Riverfront Times and ALIVE Magazine's Best New Restaurant for 2011, Prime 1000 is one of St. Louis' more decorated venues. The eatery even received a Best New Idea nod from St. Louis Magazine for its aging chamber lined with Himalayan salt. With this deal, two can savor an acclaimed steakhouse dinner with drinks for $89, regularly $215.

The Tenderloin Room, located in the Central West End, has been a St. Louis dining destination since the 1960s; The St. Louis Examiner says it's "long been considered the steakhouse of the St. Louis elite." Celebrities ranging from Frank Sinatra and Jack Benny to George Clooney have walked through the glass doorway. With this deal, two can enjoy a classic steakhouse dinner with drinks for $69, regularly $135.

St. Louis Magazine recently named Sunday brunch at The Provinces at the Hilton St. Louis Frontenac one of the Best Breakfasts in St. Louis, calling it "a reason not to sleep away your Sunday." With this deal, two can dine on made-to-order omelets, shrimp cocktail, eggs Benedict and prime rib for $29, regularly $55.90.

Sauce Magazine hails Porter's Steakhouse as "a classic" and St. Louis Magazine calls it a "grade-A steakhouse" that's "the best reason to spend a night in Collinsville." With this Local Deal, two people can dig into a full steakhouse feast for $59, regularly as much as $144.

Located on cobblestone-lined Main Street in historic downtown St. Charles, the restaurant at Little Hills Winery has been cited by AOL Travel as "exceptional," and St. Louis Commerce Magazine calls it "warm and inviting." With this deal, diners can experience three courses of Little Hills' French-American cuisine paired with a bottle of wine for $45, over 60% off the regular price of $117.97.

St. Louis Magazine praises brunch at Herbie's Vintage 72, calling it  "fabulous," and Zagat rates the restaurant's American cuisine "very good to excellent" (24). For $19, two people can savor a weekend meal with drinks in the Central West End, regularly $54.