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Ted Drewes has been selling frozen custard for over 80 years and Christmas trees for over 50 years. His attention to quality has set the standard for frozen custard and Christmas trees in St. Louis.
Specialties. Caramel Apple. Apple pie topped with custard, caramel, and almonds. Strawberry Shortcake. Shortcake topped with custard, strawberries, and whipped cream. Christy. A brownie topped with custard, caramel, and hot fudge. Crater Copernicus.
A noted local athlete who starred for his high school basketball team and later dominated municipal tennis tournaments for more than a decade, Ted Drewes started making frozen custard while working for a carnival and opened his first fixed location near St. Petersburg, Florida, in 1929.
Ted Drewes Frozen Custard, Saint Louis: See 3,686 unbiased reviews of Ted Drewes Frozen Custard, rated 4.5 of 5 on Tripadvisor and ranked #5 of 1,888 restaurants in Saint Louis.
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Ted Drewes Inc., St. Louis, Missouri. 55,834 likes · 322 talking about this · 189,899 were here. Frozen Custard and Christmas Trees
Known for creating concretes—milkshakes so thick you can turn them upside down without spilling—Ted Drewes also offers a variety of cones, sundaes, old-fashioned floats, and sodas. Discover why this iconic spot is beloved by everyone in St. Louis!
May 16, 2018 · Ted Drewes Sr. opened a frozen-custard stand on Natural Bridge Road in 1930. It was the first of three St. Louis locations. Those on Chippewa and Grand are still operating.
Jun 29, 2023 · Ted Drewes (multiple locations including 6726 Chippewa Street, 314-481-2652) and St. Louis custard are synonymous thanks to its outrageously creamy concoctions like the magnificent chocolate...
Ted Drewes is a St Louis institution. Their signature concretes are creamy frozen custard with toppings stirred-in to a shake-like consistency. With 30 different toppings to choose from, there's a flavor combo for everyone.
- 6726 Chippewa St Saint Louis, MO 63109
Ted Drewes has been selling frozen custard for over 80 years and has become a popular treat for St. Louisans and tourists to enjoy after visiting the Arch, the Fox and Muny Theaters, the St. Louis Zoo, or a Cardinal’s baseball game.
