4 Hands Brewing Co. has announced Hi-Pointe Drive-In as the new culinary partner for its downtown St. Louis brewery and tasting room. Known for its innovative burgers, sandwiches and pub fare, Hi-Pointe Drive-In will begin serving at the location with a pop-up event on Friday, March 7, during the brewery’s annual Slipping Into Darkness weekend. A full menu will launch in the following weeks.
“We’re thrilled to add Hi-Pointe Drive-In to our downtown tasting room,” said Kevin Lemp, founder of 4 Hands Brewing Co., in a release. “Their commitment to quality, creativity, and the St. Louis community aligns perfectly with our vision. We can’t wait for our guests to experience their incredible menu alongside our beers and spirits.”
The partnership marks a transition from 4 Hands’ previous collaboration with Peacemaker. Lemp emphasized that while the brewery has enjoyed working with Peacemaker in its downtown location, the opening of 4 Hands + Peacemaker tasting rooms in Kirkwood and Lambert International Airport provides an opportunity to focus on those new ventures. “Our friendship and partnership will continue to thrive as we focus on building our brands and the guest experience,” Lemp added.
Hi-Pointe Drive-In President Ben Hillman expressed enthusiasm about the expansion. “We’ve seen an incredible response from guests at The District in Chesterfield, so we think St. Louis City deserves the same awesome combination,” Hillman said. “Hi-Pointe will continue to stay true to what we do best – burgers and fries – but we’ll also have fun with pub grub and a fully catered private events menu. It doesn’t get better than beer and burgs.”
This article appears in January/February 2025.
