West End

A Blend of Historic and Modern

Blending modernity and history, the West End neighborhood is a desirable place to call home. Nestled between Forest Park and Delmar Boulevard, the neighborhood offers a convenient location and access to many amenities. The well-connected area is serviced by the MetroLink light rail system and multiple bus routes, making commutes a breeze.

The neighborhood is a culinary hotspot, from seafood at Yellow Belly to the delicious Italian fare at Edera Italian Eatery, there is something for everyone in the West End neighborhood. West End offers extremely close proximity to Forest Park which provides residents a nearby oasis from the busy area. It provides miles of walking, biking, and running trails that give residents a backyard of sorts, to enjoy the various seasons throughout the year.

The many restaurants, coffee shops, parks, and other amenities make this a popular neighborhood for families and young professionals. It is well connected by public transportation and offers a wealth of activities for those in the area.

What West End Residents
Think About Their Apartments

overall

7.0

value

7.0

amenities

6.0

social

6.2

management

6.6

Median rents in West End

Studio

890

1 Bedroom

1,865

2 Bedroom

2,925

Living in
West End

West End — 7.4/10 Rating (based on 7 neighborhood reviews)

I’ve never had problems but am wary coming from a suburban area and not being familiar with cities or the area in general. The new buildings just up the street seem to indicate the area is turning over positively. Just a short walk/bike/carride to Forest Park, my favorite part of living here.

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WashU Law Student

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Delmar Loop Apartments

The nearby area is connected to public transit and there are numerous restaurants and shops within walking distance. Grocery shopping is not the most convenient without driving unless you enjoy only United Provisions and CVS.

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WashU Law Student

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Everly on the Loop

it's not the safest place. I hear gun shots sometimes, although it has been quiet lately. I recommend you don't walk outside after dark. The building is safe though. The neighbours are nice and I don't know of any incidents happening during my 1-year stay here.

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WashU Law Student

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Delmar Loop Apartments

Hip trendy neighborhood with lots of bars, cafes, concert venues. However, very loud.

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WashU Law Student

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Everly on the Loop

The Delmar Loop neighborhood isn't the safest, at least on the end by the Everly, but it has a lot of restaurants and bars and is reasonably close to campus. I do walk alone at night on Delmar, but I probably wouldn't do so if I were a woman or if I were carrying something highly valuable. I heard one person was mugged outside my building last month, but there is some (low) risk of this basically anywhere in the city. Delmar is a common site for law school social events, but the Central West End seems to be more common.

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WashU Law Student

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Everly on the Loop

I really enjoy the Delmar Loop! Its close and walkable. Good restaurants, a great vinyl shop, and bookstores and game stores.

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WashU Law Student

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