St. Louis Bar & Grill menu with prices in Canada

I pulled this list from the most complete Canadian St. Louis Bar & Grill menu I could find, based on the Vaughan, Ontario location. St. Louis is a wings chain first: bone-in wings sold by the pound, boneless and plant-based wings sold by the piece, and a run of meal deals built around all three. It also runs a short menu of Detroit-style pizzas, which is not something you see at most wing bars. Below is every price I found, then the arithmetic on what's actually worth ordering.

Quick facts

Detroit-style pizzas

Wings, ribs and tenders

The official St. Louis Wings site describes the wing choices as dusted, original, boneless, or plant-based, served with the chain's garlic-dill sauce. It doesn't publish a price list of individual sauce flavours beyond that, so I haven't priced flavours separately here.

Meal deals and bundles

Starters and shareables

Mains

Burgers, sandwiches and wraps

Salads

Kids' meals

The restaurant's kids-menu documentation lists a choice of fountain drink, milk, or juice plus a kids' sundae as part of these prices.

Non-alcoholic beverages

The wings, wing by wing

St. Louis sells wings two ways: bone-in by weight, and boneless or plant-based by the piece. That split makes the per-unit math worth doing separately for each.

Bone-in St. Louis Wings cost $20.29 for 1 lb and $33.89 for 2 lb. That's $20.29 per pound at the small size and $16.95 per pound at the large size, a drop of 16.5 percent. There's no third weight to test, so I can't say whether the rate keeps falling past 2 lb. What I can say is that two separate 1-lb orders cost $40.58 combined, so simply ordering the 2 lb size instead saves $6.69 outright.

Boneless and plant-based wings are priced identically to each other, piece for piece: $20.29 for 8 pieces, $33.89 for 16. That's $2.54 per wing at 8 pieces and $2.12 per wing at 16, the same 16.5 percent drop as the bone-in wings, which makes sense since the dollar figures are identical. The curve flattens at the largest size the a la carte menu offers, 16 pieces. There's no 24-piece or 32-piece a la carte option to test whether it keeps flattening, so $2.12 per wing is the best confirmed rate on this menu, not necessarily the best possible one.

Chicken tenders show the same shape on a smaller scale: $12.99 for 3 pieces works out to $4.33 each, and $19.79 for 5 pieces works out to $3.96 each, a savings of about 8.6 percent for buying the larger size.

One curiosity: the kids' menu prices boneless wings and bone-in wings at $9.89 for 5 pieces, which is $1.98 per wing, cheaper than the adult 16-piece rate of $2.12. The source doesn't say whether an adult can order off the kids' menu, so I'm flagging the number, not the loophole.

Meal deals and bundles, tested against the parts

Bundling only pays off if it beats buying the same food a la carte. I ran that test on every wing-containing item in the meal deals section.

5-lb Wings Meal Deal, $82.49. Building 5 lb from a la carte orders means two 2-lb orders and one 1-lb order: $33.89 plus $33.89 plus $20.29, or $88.07. The meal deal saves $5.58. This is a real bundle discount, and the per-pound rate, $16.50, keeps the downward trend from the 1-lb and 2-lb sizes going.

40-piece Boneless Platter, $84.59. The closest a la carte combination is two 16-piece orders plus one 8-piece order: $33.89 plus $33.89 plus $20.29, or $88.07 again. The platter saves $3.48, and at $2.11 per piece it's fractionally cheaper than the 16-piece a la carte rate of $2.12. This is the best wing value on the whole menu.

Boneless Combo, 12 pieces, and Plant-Based Wings Combo, 12 pieces, both $29.39. At $2.45 per piece, these sit between the 8-piece rate ($2.54) and the 16-piece rate ($2.12), roughly where a 12-piece order should land. But they aren't the best deal on the menu. Ordering 16 pieces a la carte costs $4.50 more in total ($33.89 versus $29.39) and gets you 4 extra wings for barely more than a dollar each, dropping your per-wing cost to $2.12. If you can eat 16 wings, skip the 12-piece combo.

1½-lb Wings Meal Deal, $29.39. Per pound, that's $19.59, cheaper than a single 1-lb bag ($20.29 per lb) but more expensive than the 2-lb bag ($16.95 per lb). The source doesn't say whether this deal includes anything beyond wings, so this is a wing-for-wing comparison only. It beats the small size and loses to the large one.

Wings Dinner for 2, $50.79. That's $25.40 per person. The listing doesn't break down what's in it. If it were nothing but 2 lb of wings, you'd be paying a $16.90 premium over ordering $33.89 of wings directly. A dinner for two almost certainly includes sides the a la carte order doesn't, so treat that $16.90 as the bar the included extras need to clear, not a verdict.

Wings & Pizza Combo for 4, $63.19. This is the one that doesn't hold up. The cheapest floor I can build from a la carte prices is one Classic Pepperoni pizza ($22.59) plus one 2-lb order of wings ($33.89), for $56.48, and that's a generous floor: a table of four ordering "wings and pizza" is unlikely to stop there. The combo costs $63.19, which is $6.71 above even that minimal floor. Unless it includes meaningfully more food than one pizza and 2 lb of wings, buying the parts separately wins.

Pizza Combo for 2, $33.89. The priciest single pizza on the menu is $24.79, so this combo costs at least $9.10 more than a solo pizza. The source doesn't describe what else comes with it, so I can only note that whatever's added costs at least $9.10.

Detroit-style pizza

Detroit-style pizza is an unusual line for a chain built around wings, and the menu prices it close to the mains. The five pizzas run $22.59 to $24.79, a $2.20 spread between the cheapest options (Classic Pepperoni, Fun Guy, Cheese Please!) and the two priciest (Meat Me In St. Louis, St. Louis Wings Pizza, which puts the chain's own wings on top of its own pizza).

The source lists one size per pizza, so there's no per-slice math to run the way there is with wings. What I can compare is price against the rest of the menu. A Classic Pepperoni at $22.59 costs about the same as 1 lb of bone-in wings ($20.29) and less than 2 lb ($33.89). It also undercuts every burger and sandwich, all of which run $19.19 to $21.99, though a whole pizza presumably feeds more people than a burger does. Every mains dish is cheaper than every pizza: mains top out at $21.49, a full $1.10 below the cheapest pizza.

Cheapest full meal

Building a full meal, one main plus one drink, from a la carte adult prices, the cheapest combination on this menu is Chicken Tenders, 3 pieces, at $12.99, with a Bubly Blackberry, 473 ml, at $2.49. That's $15.48 before tax.

There's a cheaper meal on the menu overall: any of the four kids' meals at $9.89, each of which already includes a fountain drink, milk, or juice, plus a kids' sundae, according to the restaurant's kids-menu documentation. That's the lowest total price for food plus drink plus dessert anywhere on this list, but it's restricted to the kids' menu, so I'm listing it separately rather than calling it the cheapest adult option.

Price tiers across the menu

Starters and shareables span the widest range, from Fries Before Guys at $7.79 for the small size to St. Louis Wings Nachos at $25.39. Adding wings to a shareable carries a consistent premium: Classic Poutine to St. Louis Wings Poutine adds $2.20, and regular Nachos to St. Louis Wings Nachos adds $4.50.

Mains run $18.59 to $21.49, which makes the mains section the cheapest of the sit-down categories, edging out burgers, sandwiches and wraps ($19.19 to $21.99) and salads ($20.89 to $21.99).

Sizing up doesn't always mean paying double. Fries Before Guys goes from $7.79 small to $16.99 large, a 2.18x jump. Nachos goes from $13.59 personal to $20.89 regular, up 53.7 percent. Ribs show the clearest bulk discount outside wings: a full rack is $30.99, while two half racks cost $45.18, a $14.19 saving for the larger size.

Frequently asked questions

How much are wings at St. Louis Bar & Grill?

Bone-in St. Louis Wings cost $20.29 for 1 lb or $33.89 for 2 lb. Boneless and plant-based wings cost $20.29 for 8 pieces or $33.89 for 16 pieces, the same dollar figures applied to a piece count instead of a weight.

What wing size gives the best price per wing?

The 16-piece boneless or plant-based order works out to $2.12 per wing, the lowest confirmed rate on the menu. The 8-piece size costs $2.54 per wing, about 16.5 percent more, and the menu doesn't offer a size larger than 16 pieces or 2 lb to test whether the rate keeps dropping.

Is the 5-lb Wings Meal Deal worth it?

Yes. At $82.49 for 5 lb, it beats assembling the same weight from two 2-lb orders and one 1-lb order, which would cost $88.07 combined, a saving of $5.58.

Is the Wings & Pizza Combo for 4 a good deal?

Not clearly. The cheapest floor built from a la carte prices, one Classic Pepperoni pizza plus 2 lb of wings, totals $56.48, which is $6.71 less than the combo's $63.19, even before accounting for the extra food a table of four would likely need.

How much is a Detroit-style pizza at St. Louis Bar & Grill?

Prices run $22.59 to $24.79 depending on toppings, with the St. Louis Wings Pizza and Meat Me In St. Louis at the top of that range and Classic Pepperoni, Fun Guy, and Cheese Please! at the bottom.

What's the cheapest item on the St. Louis Bar & Grill menu?

A Bubly Cherry or Bubly Blackberry, 473 ml, at $2.49 is the cheapest single item I found in this listing.

Does St. Louis Bar & Grill have a kids' menu?

Yes. Four kids' items, boneless wings, bone-in wings, a cheeseburger, and tenders, are each $9.89, and the restaurant's kids-menu documentation lists a drink and a kids' sundae as included in that price.

Do St. Louis Bar & Grill prices vary by location?

Yes. St. Louis Bar & Grill runs location-specific menus, so prices can differ by restaurant, delivery platform, and ongoing promotions; the figures on this page come from the Vaughan, Ontario location.

Methodology

These prices come from a single published listing for the Vaughan, Ontario St. Louis Bar & Grill location, the most complete Canadian menu I could find at the time of writing. The source doesn't state whether the prices reflect dine-in, takeout, or a specific delivery platform, so treat them as a baseline rather than a guarantee for any one order type. It also doesn't publish calorie information for any item, so none appears here and none has been estimated. Every price above appears in that source; every per-wing, per-pound, and bundle calculation is arithmetic I ran on those listed prices, shown in full so you can check it yourself. Prices change without notice and can vary by province, franchise, and promotion, so confirm with your local restaurant before ordering for a group.

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