Letty Lou's Cafe & Diner
Website17209 New College Ave, Wildwood
Breakfast all day, pie display case, counter seats that fill by 8. A 4.2-star crowd favorite across 65 Google reviews.
(636) 273-9317Wildwood's food scene is less a dining district and more a set of loyalties: a counter for breakfast, a roadhouse for Friday, a rotation of family-run kitchens on Taylor and New College, and a Saturday market that doubles as the town square.
17209 New College Ave, Wildwood
Breakfast all day, pie display case, counter seats that fill by 8. A 4.2-star crowd favorite across 65 Google reviews.
(636) 273-93172480 Taylor Rd, Wildwood
The reliable breakfast-and-lunch spot on Taylor Road, popular on market mornings. 4.1 stars across 89 Google reviews.
(636) 273-4070
17352 Manchester Rd, Wildwood
Roadhouse energy on Manchester: smoked meats, patio weather, and a 4.2-star record across 180 Google reviews.
16524 Manchester Rd, Grover
A bistro tucked into the Manchester Road strip, the kind of place the neighborhood sends out-of-town guests to.
17253 New College Ave, Wildwood
Cold pints and pub fare in the New College strip, with a patio that fills on Music on Main nights.
Wildwood's family-run kitchens cluster on Taylor Road and New College Avenue. Ratings are from Google reviews, current as of this writing.
16461 Village Plaza View Dr, Wildwood
Chips before you sit down, margaritas after. A dependable 4.1 across 56 Google reviews.
2436 Taylor Rd, Wildwood
The curries and noodle bowls that Taylor Road locals order by heart. 4.1 stars across 21 Google reviews.
17189 New College Ave, Wildwood
Solid Chinese takeout right in the New College strip, a weeknight institution.
2408 Taylor Rd, Grover
Family-run Mexican near the Grover corner of town. 4.1 stars across 62 Google reviews.
The Wildwood Farmers Market runs Saturday mornings from May through October at Town Center, and for a few miles around, the u-pick farms do the heavy lifting of September and October. Call ahead before making a fall drive; harvest weather changes everything.
Town Center, Saturdays 8 a.m. to noon, May through October
The weekly gathering: produce, honey, crafts, and the town's social calendar.
DetailsFamily-run since 1885, u-pick berries, peaches, apples, pumpkins
The classic pick-your-own day trip for apple and pumpkin season.
DetailsDardenne Prairie, founded 1890
Farm stand, pumpkins, a corn maze, and the annual fall festival.
Marthasville
U-pick berries in May, peaches in midsummer, fall apples and the Apple Junction store.