Not only is it a burlesque show that is the largest in the country in our area I'm assuming. They…read morealso offered dinner theater, a boom and brew St. Louis Café with bump and grind coffee. They have pastries, chocolate chip cookies, banana muffins, chocolate muffins, blueberry muffins, apple, cinnamon square cakes, croissants, and so much more to offer even smoothie bowls It took about 20 minutes to get my order which was just a breakfast burrito changed into a bowl

Wow! Boom! Boom!…read more Such a fun experience (adults only)! I loved the show and the talent was fun! Get the drink flight and try the food! The servers are great and help make the experience fun too! Every seat is a good seat but the stage row may hurt your neck a little. The only bummers of this location are the long and kinda lousy check in and the street parking (not in their control). The location is pretty accessible if you need assistance.

Love the venue, talent was amazing. Not a fan of the uncomfortable chairs, but I don't think those…read morewill change! A wonderful evening can be left with bad feelings if you have a surly, rude wait staff, and Karyn was all that. We arrived early, ordered all at one time with no special requests. And we tipped as if everything was fine. But she never asked if we needed anything else, she slammed the food down and tossed the tip tray. Questions were answered as if we were wasting her time. I don't expect her to smile and act like we are friends (although tips increase that way), but she could be civil. I know it isn't an easy place to navigate for staff, but we were nice customers, and come often. I will worry next time that she will be my waitress.

Review: March 11th, 2026…read more I was on a mission to find a music event to attend to ON the NIGHT of my birthday which was March 11th. I came across Blue Strawberry during my search and decided to book. I didn't care if I would have to attend solo being that it was midweek and I didn't confirm with my friends. The Venue: I had a hard time locating the building, especially since it was night and I've never been there. Parking is on the street. I parked a block or two away and walked. Once I found the building, I tried to open the door, well it didn't open. That's when I realized that it was closed. I was like, I know they didn't lock the door after the event started. I then saw a buzzer so I decided to press it, hoping that it wouldn't interrupt, but alert the staff...After a minute or so, I noticed a paper sign stating to "use other door"...but which? The door adjacent it was for another business. I then locate the correct one around the side. Wallah! Once inside: the hostess checked me in. Her tablet decided to lock and she had to ask an older guy for the password (seem as though he might have been the owner or manager, he didn't look very pleasant nor welcoming). Anyways on to my seat to enjoy the show which already had started. The venue is very small, with low lighting in the audience and lighting focused on the proformers. Black tablets with seatings for two or four were throughout with one table for larger group. I suppose they can rearrange to accommodate.I was offered to sit anywhere as this event was very low turned out. The Attendees: The event attendees were mostly LGBTQIA folks, maybe due to the area or maybe the entertainer followers, either way I didn't care. I was out for a good time & I love, love regardless. Requirements: Venue has a minimum of $15 spending per person. I noticed most attendees opted for a drink. The larger party ordered food. I decided to skip on the food. I had the St Louis Swing to sip on. It was perfect. Larger than I expected! Overall: Great for small intimate events, especially locals or non "mainstream." Great views regarless of seating, and inexpensive! Honestly, I am not sure If I'll visit again although I enjoyed the event, nothing really stood out about the place or it's hospitality.

Outstanding theatre, great actors, music and great drinks & deserts!…read more Likewise age variety is wonderful, a very welcome staff! Highly recommended.

This venue has such a great atmosphere. No bad seats. Deathtrap was fun. Great set and amazing…read moreacting. Music really complimented the performance. Gary Bell is a many of many talents.

Dive in and enjoy this little dive. When the piano is is…read moreplaying, you should along with the rest. When the piano is muted, grab a book and enjoy the barkeep's tunes with book and a beverage.

Really enjoyed the few times I went there. Aging glam of a…read morebygone days bar, the people are as good and real as the decor, drinks and nibbles.

The bartender... we all know who... maybe there needs to be some... social awareness. Just because…read moreyou don't like someone/some people doesn't mean you give poor service.

I had never been, and had initially missed seeing the entrance, but it was a lot of fun, great…read moreprices and a good, relaxed vibe. That it was just up-and-running earns a four-star review when it's great to just see a queer place and space surviving these changing, challenging times.

What an awesome spot! So welcoming to visitors, such great entertainment. Great drinks! The place…read moreis such a cool hole in the wall. The best sort of queer hangout.

OMG what fun! Last night's drag show , my fist, was awe inspiring! It was also my first visit to…read morePrism .Such talent, generosity and love from everyone in that space What did NOT show up to me was the fact that it was a first time for some of the performers! They all did amazing performances and the crowd kept them supported with equal energy.

Everything...StL best kept secret! Have I reached eighty five (85) minimum characters yet?read more

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.

I went on a Tuesday night early around seven. The dancers were not very interested in anyone. I sat…read morefor an hour and a half and not one came up to me. My buddy was charged sixty bucks for a private dance that did not even last a whole song.

Review: Jan 2026 The experience was everything I expected…read moreand more! I went to Alicia Keys Broadway Play "Hell's Kitchen." She is my childhood/ adulthood favorite. Of course the event was on one of the coldest night we experience this past Winter in STL. For fashion, I decided to ditch my bulky coat in the truck and take the lighter instead. Fortunately, I arrived early and was able to find street parking close by and didn't have to endure the bitter cold too long Design: The architectural designs are breathe taken! It's something about "antique designs that I am always fascinated with. Food: My friend & I decided to have dinner at the restaurant next door (don't remember the name). I wanted to grab a drink at the Fox, however didn't want to miss out on any of the play standing in long lines. Service: Everyone hustled to get in after going through the metal detector or being scanned by security. There were staff members present to guide you to your seat. Overall Experience: I truly enjoyed myself. I definitely will be back!

Saw Hadestown and it was awesome. I really knew almost nothing about this musical and did not know…read moreany of the songs, but thoroughly enjoyed it. Listened to the original cast recording and I thought this production had even better voices than the original for almost all the players. Just a great production!

Excellent entertainment and service. Great variety of…read moremusical offerings. Jazz St. Louis presents an excellent lecture series on jazz and jazz musicians.

This was my first time attending any event in this place. The food or appetizer (can't remember…read morename) was tasty and the service was decent. It was almost a sell out crowd for the performance. The music was awesome set in a dimly lit room that made it more intimate. Even had some audience participation.