Great place for intimate, live music and connections to some of your favorite artist. Artist also…read morehang out with their fans. All the staff are super friendly and aren't too strict about their search policy. You can have bags as long as they're under 12" x 6" x 12". Mushrooms were never busy even though the place was. Everything was cleaned up nicely. They must keep around the clock cleaning though because somebody dropped deuce in the bathroom and it was horrid. Went back 30 minutes later couldn't even tell. I don't drink beer so I can't really comment on that, but my partner does and said that it was great. I was offered THC seltzer, which I also don't drink either but they had limited access for NA. I didn't care give me water, I'm here for the music.

Going to concerts is one of my favorite activities. St. Louis is blessed with a lot of different…read morevenues running from large auditoriums down to intimate venues. Delmar Hall is what I've always thought of as the Pageant's little sibling. I hadn't gone until recently to see the always wonderful Jon McLaughlin. When you walk into Delmar Hall you enter into a moderately sized bar. Maybe 30 people could mill about comfortably. They had a good selection of mixed drinks and beers. The show I attended was rather lightly attended, so there was no issue getting a drink before the show or at intermission. The hall itself is long and narrow. It is sloped downward, so that if you are at the back you still have no problem seeing the stage. The room can have folding chairs laid out and this is the case for the show we saw. Most of the time though I'd expect it to be standing room only. This is something to be aware of as I could imagine this being a deal breaker for some older concert goers or anyone with a physical impairment. I though that the sound quality was good and overall it had a nice intimate feel.

Last night was my second visit to Joe's Cafe. Now I feel like a professional. You don't park on…read moreKingsbury and you need to get there when the doors open, not when the concert starts. Bring your own snacks and drinks, enjoy the show. I was super confused on all of these things our first time around, but now I see others bringing small coolers, they know the words to the songs, and they all had their seats because we had to get a little creative with our random chairs that we plucked out of the audience. Fortunately for us, a couple left and we had real seats for the second half of the show. Both weeks were phenomenal musicians that made me feel like STL has some real hidden talent. A fantastic intimate venue that I look forward to visiting in the future.

Perhaps the best venue in STL to see an intimate show. BYOB and food. Few seats but there is a…read morelovely garden with seating and plenty to explore. They Akari sell popcorn at the bar but other than that bring your own food. I think it's only open on Thursdays when they have a show but if you have the chance to catch a show here, make sure you do.

Halo Bar is an enjoyable hang out while waiting for the doors to open for shows at The Pageant…read more They open about two hours before the doors for the show. It is a nice, relaxing place to have a few drinks and socialize. Decent selection of canned craft beers, wines and cocktails. The staff are friendly and provide excellent service! Another bonus is that you can bring in food from other places to eat in Halo Bar! They also have a nice patio out front. It's also fun to go to Halo Bar after your concert or show as they usually have a band playing.

Great place, perfect location. Good service. They simply don't choose to do anything about the…read moremultitudes of Marlboro burners outside...forget about trying to have a cocktail in any form of fresh air.

Want a fun night out? This is your place to be! I've been to Blueberry Hill a number of times, but…read morenever to a show downstairs in the Duck Room. It's amazing. So many phenomenal musicians have made their mark at this venue--you might check out the various memorabilia throughout the bar and find out yourself! A group of friends and I came out on the weekend, we bought tickets to the show at the door ($18) & jammed out to a Beatles tribute band all night. The show lasted 2 hours or so and was well worth the money. You can see what bands are playing in advance online or maybe you just decide to be spontaneous and show up without prior knowledge. :) I did snack on some fries and enjoyed a few drinks that night--all very reasonably priced.

Went to The Duck Room to see Cole Chaney this weekend. The venue was a neat little place in the…read morebasement of Blueberry Hill. I was disappointed that when we went to the table at the top of the stairs to check in, we were told that since my daughter was under 21, there was a $2 CASH upcharge for her. I now see that's listed on their website (I didn't purchase the tickets). After making it through security (which was tougher than going through TSA), we made it down to the venue. The opener was already performing. We found our spot to stand for the evening. We were right up by the stage. The venue is very intimate. When the show was over, we were hoping to get a picture with the artist as he had been selling merch at the table when we arrived. The security guard announced that the venue was closing in 5 minutes. He then looked at my daughter (with the 2 huge permanent marker Xs on her hands and loudly said "you have to leave NOW!" We were dumbfounded. She was one of only 3 under 21 folks in attendance. What if we wanted to purchase a shirt, CD or sticker from the artist? Based on this interaction alone, I might not visit this venue again. There are plenty of other live shows happening on the loop that I can patronize.

We had a good stop at this Delmar Loop staple, spending a good hour and a half chatting without…read morebeing interrupted or pestered by our server who was lovely and gracious and just the right amount of attentive. We were just about to order the toasted ravioli which are locally noteworthy here. Except that in the introduction and telling about the place, our waitress informed us that Blueberry Hill is also owned by the same people who own Pin Up Bowl across the street. We had been there earlier in the week for a work party and the toasted ravioli there are the same ones that arrive by the same delivery here. So we skipped those. We ordered drinks and found some nice options. I had a tin of a local light beer and that was quite tasty. Looking for something different, we went with the fried cheese balls. Sadly, not that great. Battered and fried, they were not very flavorful and no sharpness to the cheese. Peel off the batter and they look like just the same cheese cubes you can get at the supermarket. So I'd say skip these too. Otherwise, Blueberry Hill is cool. The memorabilia on the walls, the fun games in the next room and don't skip the Duck Room. It's a neat place and maybe on my next visit, something more substantial to eat with our drinks. [Review 439 of 2026 - 508 in Missouri - 25622 overall]

Blueberry Hill is an old music and dining establishment where many legends have played. Many! I…read moreonly have gone for the food because I'm not much into live music. I don't remember what I had on my most recent visit. It may have been only a lemonade; I wasn't feeling well after an ice cream float at Fitz's across the street (lol @ my dietary choices). Blueberry Hill is locally iconic to the point that the place feels borderline touristy on a busy weekend afternoon. However, if you come in the evening during the week, it's much quieter and low-key, and I prefer that vibe. After you order, if it isn't too busy, try to spend a few minutes looking at the walls of photos of celebrities who have visited Blueberry Hill. (At least, I think they've all visited and it isn't a mixture of those folks & photos from founder Joe Edwards' private collection. Even if it were the latter, it still would be fun to look at the photos.)

The drinks were great and the Drew Project that performed were outstanding!…read more The service was good. Also the staff were friendly as well. The ambience was trendy and comfortable.

I just recently started coming here. I love the staff. I love how nice it is inside the owner and…read morethe manager are both nice people and the bartender is very lovely. I usually get Gin and tonic from here and the patio in the back is also nice. This weekend I will be trying our the food I can't wait

One of the best sandwhich places I've been too! They have so many options and I haven't had a bad…read moresandwich. It is also nice they offer half's and full sandwiches so you can try multiple half sandwiches! I've tried the Mississippi River, Phil and cheds, and the Alcatraz. The Alcatraz was far my favorite one. The Mississippi River was good too. They also have a back patio that's dog friendly! I cant wait to come back and visit and try more!

WOULD recommend (general). Stopped by late morning for a quick bite, I have been here a few times…read morebefore but never actually ordered anything but its location is pretty good, right in the heart of the grove. There wasn't that much line when I went, they take your other at the kiosk by the bar. They have a large assortment of sandwiches, comes in whole OR half (which is half the price of a whole). I ordered 2 half sandwiches, "The Meatball" and "The Steak Out". It didn't take long at all to make my sandwiches and they also have options to customize specialty sandwiches if specific toppings are wanted. The Steak Out was the 1st sandwich tried, and was the best one out of the two. The steak was cooked medium rare but isn't too rare at all or overcooked past that if you are worried about that either. Not only that, but the jalapenos and the pepper mayo are to die for, and they didn't completely soak it in sauce (which is a common concern as well). Everything tastes so freshly made, with half a sandwich honestly being more than enough for 1 sitting. Overall rating 8.9/10. The Meatball was very good as well, meatballs were cooked well throughout and tender to the bite. I am not completely mad at the Baguette being the bread of choice but they couldn't have went wrong with ciabatta neither. It was a very solid sandwich, nothing too extraordinary but nothing I can really complain about neither. Overall rating 8.3/10. In past visits, I have also tried the Enzo Gorlomi (basically a spicy italian) which I thought was better than both sandwiches I tried during that visit, but I may be biased because I love spicy italian sandwiches. Should still try though in my opinion. All in all, I would definitely come back to this place when I'm in the area, pricing is pretty good for the food amount and quality you are getting. Vibes are cool in there, they seem like a business with a lot of experience doing what they do. I wouldn't say they are the absolute best in St. Louis... yet, but they are definitely up there for sure. They are also open until 1:30AM Tues - Sat so its a great late night option.

Genuinely confused. Sober and walked in but they kicked us out. There is a reason they are closing…read more Bouncers are assholes. Edit: called them and asked what happened, they said our party didnt buy drinks. We bought a bucket if beers about a minute before being kicked out :)

Total Nashville vibes. Such a cool spot with two separate rooms--one for dancing and another with…read morethe bar--so you can easily pop over for a drink without having to shout over the music. Drink prices are great, and the band was incredible. We got there right before 9 to catch their set, and they played straight through until midnight, never stopping ONCE! They took requests from people on the dance floor, and made the whole place come alive.