Mississippi Underground is at 1441 N. Second Street, in the North Riverfront industrial belt between downtown and the north side. The room is a converted warehouse of about 3,000 square feet. The operators book techno, house, and bass. They list two bars, a mezzanine, and a 21-and-up policy on most nights.
Second Street here is not a sidewalk you stroll from a Soulard porch. It is a riverfront warehouse block. You drive. You park. You leave late. Downtown lofts along Washington and Cupples Station sit south of this. Old North and the near north side sit the other direction.
If this room is a Saturday, tour any house at the hour you would come home, not at 10 a.m.
Why people stay
- Downtown lofts put a late warehouse night on a short drive.
- Soulard and Lafayette Square are the next brick neighborhoods south.
- The riverfront is industrial. The next morning is quiet in a different way than Cherokee.
- A condo you lock and a house with a driveway are both in this conversation.
Homes here
Condos for sale downtown St. Louis and lofts for sale St. Louis are the close-in product. Soulard homes for sale sit a few minutes south. A St. Louis realtor will tour the building, not only the unit. See the city neighborhood guide.