A lunch, dinner or brunch stop during your Edwardsville Route 66 visit.
Historic Route 66 once ran through Edwardsville. After visiting the city's roadside landmarks and downtown sights, head to Clubhouse Lounge + Kitchen at 1001 Enclave Blvd, off Governors' Parkway, for food, drinks, or a game on the screens. Clubhouse is not on the original Route 66 roadway.
Historic stops before your meal
West End Service Station
Visit Edwardsville's restored Route 66 interpretive center at 620 St. Louis Street.
Official visitor informationDowntown Route 66 mural
See the postcard-style Route 66 mural at 100 E. Vandalia Street in downtown Edwardsville.
City Route 66 attractions guideWhere to eat while exploring Route 66 in Edwardsville
Where can I eat during a Route 66 trip through Edwardsville?
Clubhouse Lounge + Kitchen is at 1001 Enclave Blvd, Edwardsville, IL 62025, off Governors' Parkway. The restaurant serves lunch, dinner, and weekend brunch. Use current directions from your Route 66 stop; Clubhouse is not on the historic road alignment.
What Route 66 sites can I explore in Edwardsville?
The restored West End Service Station at 620 St. Louis Street is a visitor site. Downtown also has a Route 66 postcard mural. Check the City of Edwardsville Route 66 guide for attractions and current events.
Can a group eat at Clubhouse while visiting Edwardsville?
Groups can inquire about dining, catering, and the Clubhouse private event space. Send your date and group size through the existing catering page or call 618-800-1990; availability is confirmed by the team.
Make Clubhouse part of the stop
Burgers, wings, sandwiches and other current menu choices at Clubhouse Lounge + Kitchen.
Brunch on Saturdays and Sundays, 10:30 AM to 2:00 PM. Explore the brunch page for the current menu.
Watch the game on the lounge TVs and explore the current food and bar menus.
Ask about group dining, catering, or reserving private event space. The team confirms options for your date.
Clubhouse is in Edwardsville off Governors' Parkway, not on Historic Route 66. Get directions from your current location.
Frequently asked
- Is Clubhouse on Historic Route 66?
- No. Historic Route 66 once passed through Edwardsville, but Clubhouse is at 1001 Enclave Blvd, off Governors' Parkway. Use live directions to reach us.
- Can I reserve a table for my trip?
- Visit the reservations page to check current booking options or call 618-800-1990 for group questions.
- What should I see before or after my meal?
- Visit the West End Service Station and the downtown Route 66 postcard mural. The City of Edwardsville guide has up-to-date visitor information.
Keep exploring
Address and live directions from your current stop.
Saturday and Sunday, 10:30 AM – 2:00 PM.
Lunch menu and current weekday options.
Explore group gathering space and request availability.
Use the existing request form for a group meal.