Blueberry Hill

Pretty cool. Feels like a museum vs. a restaurant, but it makes for a unique experience. Please note that the items are on display and nothing else. Ambiance feels a tad claustrophobic because the tables and seating area is small in one of the rooms. The food was pretty good! You'll get an itemized receipt. My friend and I both got the 4 oz famous burger, and we thought it was pretty good! It's nothing that I would remember, however. The fries were crunchy and hot, not salty; and the tater tots were crunchy. Service was friendly. Hostess was quick to address us when we walked in, and the waitress was attentive and came around frequently. Overall, I would be back!

This was one of the most interesting and eclectic restaurant atmospheres I've ever experienced. You are completely surrounded by hundreds of collectibles and interesting things to look at. That is the restaurant's best quality. In my opinion, the food was okay, leaning towards subpar. I had a burger, it was underwhelming, and my wife felt the same way. I'm glad I came because of the atmosphere, but the food won't be luring me back.

I'm not sure exactly what I was expecting, but I know I really didn't get what I needed. The best thing I had from what we ordered was the fried pickles and the toasted ravioli. If you get the chicken, I highly suggest you get them tossed in a sauce because that's the only flavor you are going to have. The restaurant is like a memorabilia museum with a restaurant. There are a lot of 'interesting' collectibles and photos of the owner with a lot of local celebrities and other well known celebrities. It's for sure a place to hang and have drinks with a crowd with simple bar food. There are games spread throughout the place for playing and fun competitions. Our waitress Ken was super nice and made sure our cups were always full!

We were so disappointed! It was the first time for my husband and I trying this local favorite and boy, did it disappoint! There was a smell of old grease as soon as we walked in the door, and the items from the fryer tasted as such. We had fried mushrooms as an appetizer, which came out in a puddle of grease and tasted a little burnt. My husband had the 7oz burger which was ok, not seasoned "at all" and dry. I ordered the Reuben, which had burnt corned beef on it (the cook must have put it on the grill), was salty and thin, for $13. We sent the fries back because they were an additional $3.25 and tasted like old grease. The bathroom was very dirty, dusty filters, dirt at the top of the doors. The waitress was very nice but unfortunately a little scattered so she would disappear and we had to hunt her down for the bill and to-go containers. I hate that this iconic place was so disappointing. The decor was pretty cool, though, so if you just go to visit and/or have drinks, it'd be a neat place to see.

We want to give 5 stars because we really enjoy this place but we had some errors with our food yesterday. My husband and I rarely stop by since it's far out for us and we only visit 1-2 times a year, but we had to make a trip to the area and really like the food so we stopped by yesterday. We ordered mozzarella sticks, which were delicious and we both got the western burger and asked them both to be cooked medium. When they came out they were both still raw. We sent it back to be remade and had them boxed up to take home with us, we didn't check the food because we were in a bit of a hurry and just hoped it was correct. We waited until today to eat them since we were full from what we had the day before. My burger was completely fine, it tasted really good, but my husband's burger was completely scorched on one side and he cannot handle char at all. We've gotten the same burger everytime we've come here and the meat has always been cooked perfectly before our recent visit. I don't remember her name, but our server was really sweet and she helped us out as soon as she could.

The history and decor of this restaurant made it a fun stop during our visit to the city. The menu was straightforward American fare, and both my husband and I were satisfied with our food. I would recommend it if you're looking for a unique experience!

St. Louis hot made famous by Chuck Berry. Classic bar and good food. Known for their burgers in their Reuben. Both are really good. The server was friendly. The place has like 10 rooms besides their main dining areas. Also a music venue.

McDonald’s serves better burgers than this. It’s unbelievably unacceptable to receive a meal in bags rather than just putting it in a carry out box. Not to mention I got two other meals that were in carry out boxes and was charged $3.90. So if I want to save $3.90, I should bring my own container, right? I live in NYC and they don’t even have a scam like this. The fries were cooked in old oil and the whole meal gave me a terrible stomach ache. I’ll never eat here again and would recommend literally any other restaurant in the area. Edit: In response to the business; Not anywhere did I see on the menu or was told that carry out boxes were going to cost. If you care about the environment and want these boxes, then cover the cost of the boxes and stop leaving it to the customer (and overcharging for the boxes). And lastly, fire your kitchen staff if that’s really how they serve food daily.

Blueberry Hill is a true St. Louis icon and a must-visit spot for anyone in the area! Stepping inside feels like stepping into a piece of STL history, with its deep ties to the local culture and music scene. The walls are packed with an incredible collection of memorabilia that you could spend hours exploring--it's like a museum of pop culture and nostalgia. The vibe is super fun and lively, with games, jukeboxes, and a laid-back atmosphere that makes it perfect for a night out with friends or family. The burgers and fries are fantastic. This is classic bar fare food with something for everyone on the menu. Come for happy hour, play some darts, make a trip of it while exploring the delmar loop.

I found my thrills...on Blueberry Hill...is a classic Fats Domino song and the name of a great entertainment venue serving food and drinks or a food and drinks place with a great entertainment venue. From the time you walk into the venue, you are bombarded by a whole bevy of memorabilia from rock & roll artifacts, pictures of famous people, and all over the establishment. The selection of food and drinks are fine, but the reason for visiting is the atmosphere and ambiance - in fact, there is a live show/band playing, depending upon where you sit, you will be able to hear/feel the band! I spent more time walking around, enjoying the various posters, memorabilia, and pictures around the establishment than I spent dining. Definitely worth the effort to drive from St Louis to The Loop, along the St Louis Walk of Fame.

It has been a long time since I last went here. I went here with a group of coworkers/ friends. We went here at around 11am yesterday- Saturday. It was not busy at all when we got here. I got their Prosecco and pretzel sandwich with fries. The pretzel sandwich has enough fillings and was cook just right. I was shocked that this place was so kids friendly. There are quite a few family here with little kids. There are a few arcade that those kids played. The waiter that we had did checked on us frequently. Parking here is either street parking which is metered parking or a nearby parking lot.

Cold evening and I met my daughter at The Blueberry Hill. We got a table by the windows. I tried The Gentry, grilled cheese sandwich with a bowl of soup. I ordered the Red Pepper Gouda. The grilled cheese sandwich was cooked perfectly and it was served hot. It was delicious! I've never had Red Pepper Gouda soup so I was excited to try it. It was not spicy like I thought it would be but it had a lot of great flavors. Our waitress gave us great service. There's street parking or free public parking one block north and east of the restaurant.

We stopped here for lunch on a Friday hoping we'd beat a crowd and we did. It is a nice change from the evening where you can end up waiting a while. We started with the toasted ravioli and cheese curds. They are both amazing and flavorful. For our mains we had the Reuben and the famous hamburger with soft cheddar. We got tater tots and they are so good. Both were super solid. It's not fancy here. What you see is what you get. Solid, consistent, flavorful food. The environment/decorations are eclectic and it's family friendly. 10/10 recommend if you are visiting!

Blueberry Hill is a well-known restaurant in the heart of the Delmar Loop. The food menu is pretty standard burgers, sandwiches, and salads. I ordered a BLT it came with potatoe chips, it was just okay and probably because I think it had been sitting for a while before it came to our table, my hubby ordered a regular cheeseburger and fries that he thought was pretty tasty. There was a 20-minute wait to be seated and about another 35 minutes to be served. The hostess said that they were very busy, but once seated, it didn't look very busy. However, i think the bar area was busy. The ambiance is very interesting it's very nostalgic, it has a jukebox, all kinds of collectibles, the owner has pictures all over the wall with well known celebrities that I assume has visited the restaurant before, it was cool to look through all of the pictures. They have a room specifically for live music that just happened to be a band playing, so we stuck around for a bit and listened. I would probably go back again just for the ambiance itself and to listen to music.

Blueberry hill is a Delmar loop must visit! It has classic food options with fun decor. They have old toys and other decorations throughout the restaurant, making it a great place to play I Spy with your family while waiting for your food. I cannot go here without getting the Buffalo fries! By the name you'd think they were spicy, but they only have a slight kick. The wait staff is always friendly. Sometimes it can take some time to get your food, but that is just because it's busy!

I have been here a few times and it's always good. This past time we came for a graduation after party, so we had a big room. The service was good especially since we were a large group. The drinks came out quick and we got our food fast. I got the cheddar cheese balls as an appetizer. They came with salsa which I've never had with cheese balls and it was good. For my meal I got the chicken tenders, they were a bit small so I was a bit disappointed. My husband and the rest of the group mostly got burgers and they all said their burgers were delicious!

Your usual American food flair BUT service and ambiance were fantastic! The music history here is pretty special and all the photos with the celebrities were pretty cool to see.

I was in the neighborhood for a concert and wanted some good eats afterwards. I had read about the famous Blueberry Hill and decided to stop in as it was open late. They have a more limited menu late night, but I ordered an impossible burger with fries. It was pretty busy with what looked like a college crowd, so I found a booth a bit away from the noise. The thing about the booths is that they're original and TIGHT. If you've got more of a butt well... good luck. I wish I had kept looking as there was a whole other room on the other side full of regular tables that only one couple was in. Oh well. They give you a buzzer and you have to serve yourself. The food came out pretty quickly. I had to go up again to get condiments and napkins. The burger was just fine. The pretzel roll was a good touch but it ended up being a bit dry. I really enjoyed getting to see the memorabilia and the music that was playing, but perhaps next time I'd try something different.

I had a really positive experience at Blueberry Hill this evening. I was a solo traveler, and I was able to just walk around and shoot some pictures of some of the great memorabilia & some of the great rock 'n' roll photos and then sit down and have their 4 ounce burger with Proval cheese and some french fries and just relax. Service was great atmosphere was funky and loud and it was exactly what I needed. I wish I was hungrier. I would love to gooey butter cake and maybe even some of the onion rings and maybe even some fried ravioli. It might feel a little touristy, but this is a legit establish

We went to Blueberry Hill for lunch because he had to go by The Silver Lady to get a battery for his watch. I was excited to go to Blueberry Hill but as I looked over the menu, I was a little disappointed. What happened to their chili Mac. They had plain chili. After I looked over the menu, I decided on a Reuben sandwich with chips(potato chips not fries). He got the hamburger with fries. He said his burger was great. My Reuben was very good. By the way, my niece and nephews band " Forgiving Tree" will be playing in the Duck Room on July 28th. They are great.

Blueberry hill is well priced and has decent food and service. It probably isn't my first choice for somewhere to eat but it has the classic American diner type food. They have a full selection of drinks though, and I think this is a great place to go and hangout with some cheap drinks.

I tried out this spot for the first time and I will say it wasn't too bad. I had the burger. The sauce was delicious but the burger was way more than medium well. On the other hand the fried pickles was absolutely amazing. Crispy and hot. Service was quick and they checked on us regularly. It definitely a cool spot for a date due to the many items cool inside with unique items.

I waited for nearly 20 minutes and stood and sat in multiple places for over 3 mins each and no one ever offered a menu a seat or anything, I randomly sat down at one of the many empty tables after a while and nothing. Such a waste of time. I was starving and finally had to leave, especially after someone just randomly was in one of my previous spots and instantly was offered a menu, it would all be understandable if they were busy but it was a standard slow Sunday night. So disappointed.

Such a fun place completely filled with pop culture and music memorabilia. The food is fine, nothing great, but it's all about the atmosphere. The service is friendly and prompt. We stopped in for lunch after visiting some record stores in the area. We shared a excellent club sandwich, and some local beers. The sandwich was pure diner nostalgia, served with chips, the bacon was crisp and flavorful, couldn't ask for much more. It a great place to visit if your have never been, a real kind of must stop. It's also a concert venue with I would love to check out one day.

I would never recommend going to blueberry Hill in the loop terrible service our waitress Kylie didn't come around wasn't good at clearing the table didn't come by to refresh our drinks all the hot meals hamburger french fries were all cold I specifically had reservations for 5:00 at their tables were not ready also with specific we had 10 plus people in the group however I told her she would have to go around the table and get people to pay their bill I was specific in that my husband and I were only paying for our appetizers and our immediate family she was told two times said she understood and ended up paying charging us for the entire bill and then when I made a complaint they emailed me back and said basically there was nothing they could do so nothing was done they didn't void or take anything off our bill I would never recommend going there in the service took forever to get our food an hour and a half after ordering our appetizers place is dirty too bathroom terrible. My suggestion dont put anymore money in the owners pocket. He needs to revamp hire people who know what they are doing and hire cleaning people.

This was my first time coming here for food and I was not disappointed! The chicken tenders were so got and delicious and the fries were good too. I love how it's 21+ after 9 pm so there aren't any kids running around. The night menu is actually not bad for a night menu! You order everything at the bar and get a buzzer and that didn't take that long. We really enjoyed it and I love looking around at all the neat photos and other artifacts they have in there, it's such a unique spot!

My friend Bob comes to Saint Louis periodically to see his girlfriend Libby quite a bit. While they are both in their late 80s, they are very active and love to go out to eat. Bob loves hamburgers, and so when he is in town, I like to take him to new places (new to him) to try a burger. It's been fun. I know taking him to Blueberry Hill was going to be great since Bob loves collecting stuff, loves baseball, and lives close to Roy Roger's hometown. He loved looking around and commented on a lot of the antiques. It's a great place to take out-of-towners. Plus, the Loop is fun. My turkey sandwich was good. Bob thought his burger was good. The fries were good. (See a theme?) The service? Not so good, honestly. I sort of felt like we were annoying our server. Did we ask for anything out of the ordinary? Nope. Our drinks even came after our food. Our food was delivered by someone else. Luckily for Blueberry Hill, they are very kitschy and it's worth trying to find a parking spot without even considering the food.

Worst service ever!!! Don't waste your time going there. Took over an hour & half to get our burgers. It was a Sunday evening and the place was only half full so I hate to see how long they take when busy. When I asked our server, Mason, if I could speak to the manager he told us he was the manager. When I asked who his boss was, he said he didn't know. Worse of all, because we had 8 adults & 2 children they charged us a "mandatory" gratuity of 20% for the lousiest service if ever had. Years ago it was a great place to go, not anymore!!!

Blueberry Hill is a staple in the Loop. I think we went on a busy night though and although we found a table for our group of 6 (its a seat-yourself joint), the waitress told us upfront that it will be about a 45min wait for food. We had no plans except to eat and maybe play some darts after so no concern there. The drinks were flowing and when the food arrived it all hit the spot. We got fried pickles and cheese balls for the table which were a crowd pleaser. Their western burger was delicious. And they have probably some of my favorite wings in stl. Keep in mind if sitting on the right of the bar, you are sitting above the Duck Room which is there concert venue below the restaurant so it will feel louder. But the band sounded great and I was tempted to get tickets and check it out after eating!

Stopped by for a quick bite before heading downstairs to The Duck Room for a concert. My husband and I both ordered The Western Burger. It was a burger with a big Onion Ring, cheespickles and Barbecue sauce. The burger was a bit dry but otherwise okay. The fries were good. They called them buffalo fries which made us think they would have a kick to them but just normal spices. The service was good. They were busy but the staff was attentive. The dining style is just your basic burger place. Nothing too fancy but works for casual dining. Lot of very interesting vintage items on the walls to look at.

Upon entering, you must seat yourself. I was meeting with someone, so I found him and sat down. Nothing has changed in that place since I moved here 31 years ago (same booths, same decor, etc.). Now, the booths are riddled with high school detention scribble like the Shack. It was hard to focus on the conversation at hand because when I looked up, the walls were covered with super thick dust, and it looked like it hadn't been cleaned since 1972. When I looked at the stuffed duck on the wall near the last booth near the back of the front room, it was covered in so much thick dust and grease, not even Dawn dishwashing liquid could save its life. I tried to ignore it as our very attentive waitress ensured our food and drink orders were placed. This was a huge change from the last time I was here because we had to order at the window and pick up our own food. The servers were definitely bustling about with top-notch service. I could see into the kitchen and they could see me too. Our waitress was worried about our food taking a while and assured us our order was up next. I wasn't even tripping off how long it was taking, but it was very nice that she was on top of it. When she sat our paper lined plastic basket down of food, I quietly laughed inside at my hockey puck shaped burger. I know 4oz is smaller than what my dinner date ordered (7oz) but I was thinking they'd at least smash it to the size of the bun or something. I had to stop and think about how I could get all of my toppings together and eat it. I strategically layered it and topped it with Grey Poupon and ketchup. When I took my first bite, it had absolutely no flavor. I took more bites and the same thing. Seasonless and sadness. It was nice that it was grilled and cooked how I asked (medium rare), but it had absolutely no flavor. I'd usually order chicken tenders every time I've been there, so it was a shock to my taste buds, that burger. My date ordered the 7oz burger with bacon and a side of fries. The fries looked like they were cooked in old grease and lukewarm as I had tried one of his. Our bill was close to $38. Y'all need to clean the walls!

I don't think I had been here in decades (and I now live nearby) so I thought I'd try it again and was pleasantly surprised! I expected sticky and dark but the place was cheerful and not sticky. Lots of movie and sports memorabilia on the walls as well as local celebrity stuff. When we arrived, it was fairly busy but we seated ourselves (as the sign at the front said we could do) and a waitress quickly got us menus and then waters. When we ordered, she said it would take about 45 minutes for food to come out. Well, our fried zucchini appetizer came out in 7 minutes and our burger, fries, fish and chips, and reuben, came out 11 minutes later. (She totally did not address the disparity.) My cheeseburger (4 oz) was very tasty and everyone else liked their dish, too. Service was brisk and the prices were okay.

Our group of 6 received great service last night and everyone enjoyed their food. Folks mostly ordered burgers since that was the reason we picked this place. You can pick what type of bun you want. I ended up ordering the turkey burger on a pretzel bun. It was very tasty. Unfortunately when I folded my napkin over the half burger I was saving the waitress interpreted that as "throw it away". When I got back from the bathroom I was so sad. However she made it right. She offered to take it off my bill or make me a new burger. I really wanted it for my lunch so I said I would wait. It was so good of her. She was a very good waitress. Other pluses: extensive beer selection, plenty of visual stimulation bc the themed displays on the walls or people watching. Cons: the place is starting to look really run down and the ladies room was in bad condition with the floor buckling up.

Very impressed by the vegan burger, I'm not vegan but would order it again. Wait staff were friendly and gave good suggestions.

Service was pretty good, given that there weren't many diners there on. Thursday evening. Others in the group were just satisfied with their meals. However, I ordered a Bowl of French onion soup. I also asked for the topping to be browned off. I received a cup of soup(a shot glass maybe more a more appropriate label). It was colored flavorless water with some limp onions in it. The cheese was lackluster, at best. Neither bubbling nor browned off. I'd you go for darts or music, fine. If you're there for the food, go across the street!

Every time we come we get lucky with snagging a good dart board, with no wait! Fun environment, love the decor, and staff comes and takes your order or you can order at the bar. Pretzels are delish! Ask for mustard to dip as well... YUM! Also the Buffalo chips (not pictured) and fried pickles (also not pictured... I'm the worst, I know) get them all!

We took some out of towners there for lunch to give them a tourist experience. Had burgers all around. I would rate the burgers as "edible" (it's hard to ruin a burger) but I would take any fast food chain burger over them. Server was OK. What saved the visit was the memorabilia - the memorabilia collections and celebrity photos impressed our guests and made the experience worthwhile. We might take tourists there again, pre-apologizing for the food, but we would not go there ourselves for the food.

We sat at the bar and were greeted with a smile. Their chicken tenders and impossible burger is what we ordered with a few alcoholic drinks. The drinks were good and the alcohol was definitely there. Give them a try.

This was my first time here. I went with my boyfriend and his friends before the El Monstero concert at the Pageant on Wednesday. When we arrived there was plenty of seating. When our waitress came to our table we were told that food would be a 45 min wait. That was okay because we got there about 1.5 hours before the show. Our drinks came relatively quickly. When more members of our party arrived drinks (only beer) came slower and the bartenders at the bar wouldn't take direct drink orders from people at tables because they didn't want to take the waiters business?! Anyway, the food took closer to 1 hour to come out. And I noticed that people who arrived after us got their food before us. We had to eat quickly to get to the Pageant on time (no food pics!) . The food was good. I ordered an impossible burger with fries and my boyfriend got the chicken tenders and fries. No complaints on the food. Blueberry Hill is a historic place so we enjoyed looking at the posters and memorabilia.

I feel bad leaving a one star review, but I can't leave a review as incomplete. Ambience? You can feel the history when you walk in. Some big names have been here. Service? Not great. The sign said to seat yourself. We did and then waited for about 10 minutes before I got up to go to the bar to ask for a server. She said she'd send someone over. We finally got the menu, ordered a drink, and looked the menu over. Burgers and fries, a few other things. Typical bar food. Nothing too complicated. So we each ordered burgers. So the food? We never got it. We waited for almost 45 minutes. We had finished our drinks and had to wave down our server to ask for an update on our food. She went to check and said they were running behind and there were a few tickets ahead of ours, it would be another 20 minutes. Sorry, but no. We closed out our tab, which consisted of two drinks, and left. On the way out, we met two other groups that had had the same experience. There are a lot more options on the Loop. Go somewhere with better oxygen service.

I didn't understand all the hype. Service was average, food was average, price was average. Table felt sticky, bathrooms were small. The place was packed, so maybe I was just unimpressed.

Kitchen took over an hour to serve us a chili dog, chicken noodle soup, and fish & chips - all of which were dreadful. It's a filthy dirty restaurant with dust-covered memorabilia and sticky booths. We had a very kind, apologetic waiter. Afterwards I wanted a hot shower and a tetanus shot. Skip Blueberry.Go to Salt+Smoke or Fitz's across the street instead.

Terrible food which took too long to arrive at the table and definitely wasn't worth the wait. Chicken wings terrible, burger terrible, grilled cheese cold.

Got a cheeseburger (your choice of cheese) cooked to order. Fries, extra crispy. Burger came out as ordered & had good flavor. Fries were perfect combination of crunch on outside, soft in middle and hot. Service was attentive. Decor is a fun collection of nostalgia & memorabilia. Parking can be iffy in the area but worth it.

I wish I could leave a better review. Unfortunately, I can't review the food, because we were never able to get any. We stopped in on a Saturday night before a Pageant show. Surprisingly, they weren't overly crowded or busy. You seat yourself, but after 10 or so minutes, we had to ask if we had a waitress. She did finally come over and was very sweet. We ordered drinks, which came out in a reasonable time, and we placed our food order. After about 30 minutes, we asked for an ETA. It was quite some time before she came back to tell us there were "still a few tickets ahead of you," and it would likely be another 20 minutes or so. This would have put us at the 1 hour 15 minute mark for 2 burgers, and that was if the 20 minute estimate was accurate. At this point we didn't want to chance it, as we still had to walk the several blocks to the Pageant. We canceled our order and cashed out. As we left, the people walking in front of us noted that they, too, were leaving after an hour or so of waiting. I get that help is in high demand and low supply these days. But it would have been nice to know that there was an extensive wait time from the kitchen before we sat down and waited for that long. Hopefully one day I can return and actually review the food, but I was definitely not impressed on my first visit.

The food is good, the staff are fabulously fabulous, and the beer choices are exceptional! Sara loves it!

The late night bar food was quick and easy! The pricing was fair and the service was super friendly. The environment is cool and is such an awesome staple to the loop as well as St. Louis as a whole.

I've lived in Saint Louis my entire life and always knew Blueberry Hill was a staple in the community but never tried it to be honest. If you're looking for a nice place to go in saint louis for a drink i. Some nice comfort food this is your place to go. We all love our mid day naps. The only struggle is when we wake up afterwards with no energy to cook and all of the local places to eat are close. This is especially challenging if you're vegan because of the mostly limited options we face. All things considered I set myself up for disappointment because of the limited options already in STL. That disappointment quickly subsided when I discovered that blueberry had vegan options and stays open late. I tried the impossible burger and loved it. They cooked it well done to my request and it was available as soon as I arrived. I do think it was overpriced considering the fries are not offered as a side item. The pick up was not ideal either as I had to wait a while for a bartender that was either overwhelmed or inattentive or maybe both honestly. I went back another day for a date and it was pretty chill.

Stay away Waited over 30 min for burgers and it is not busy Food was greasy Had to go to bar and ask for check then another 6 min wait to get credit card back

Blueberry Hill is my favorite spot on the loop to meet up with friends for drinks any night of the week. The drinks are STRONG (known for their heavy pours) so you get your money's worth. If you need a cocktail recommendation, I love their cherry limeade. We also enjoy playing darts when we can find an open dartboard--you ask at the bar for the darts. Food wise, I don't normally come here for a full meal but I almost always get an order of fried pickles to share--the ranch they are served with is sooo good. They also have trivia on Tuesdays at 7pm which we have gone to a couple times and it's very fun and something different to do on a week night!

Wow. Cool inside. Food was like it had been in a steamer oven for a few hours. The burger was served on a moist bun and was the size of my palm. The fries were old. I had a few and decided the best thing was to pass them on to a squirrel in the alley. I know fries. Service was fantastic. I'm giving stars for service and vibe of restaurant

Checked this super cool place while visiting STL On a Friends Suggestion, and let me tell ya; what an intersecting bar. I'd define it as a bar with multiple personalities. Food Drinks Various music memorabilia Amazing atmosphere Service is fantastic as well with mostly a younger crowd running the kitchen and bar! All in all it was a fantastic experience. Food is your typical bar food with great wings and food burgers. Will definitely be back once I come back to visit stl! Unfortunately I didn't get the chance to take any pics--will update the review once I revisit!

Apps were great! I'm told burgers were excellent. My Reuben came out cold and soggy, so I am not sure if it sat a long time or it was never hot to begin with, but it wasn't very good cold and soggy. Our servicer was good, but we were never asked about our food.

The fried cod and buffalo chips great! Ruben sandwich on marble rye was great! Service was good. Great ambiance . We will be back.

Blueberry Hill is a staple of St. Louis nightlife, and has been for decades. Anytime my friends want to go bar hopping in the Loop, it always starts with a few pints from the massive draft list at Blueberry Hill. I'm always so surprised at the depth of their selection as far as beer choices go! Aside from the awesome beer selection Blueberry Hill oozes history. SO many amazing Blues and Rock and Roll legends played in this Loop establishment. I was not lucky enough to ever see Chuck Berry perform at Blueberry Hill, but you can just sense the history when you walk through the door. Plus the memorabilia is SO fun to look at. You can spend hours looking at all the music themed toys that line the walls of Blueberry Hill and still find something you have never seen the next time you visit. Plus my absolute favorite part about Blueberry Hill is getting to play darts on a REAL dart board. There is something so satisfying about the feeling of throwing darts into a cork dart board. The room that houses a wall of dart boards has SO much energy. That room is my absolute favorite to hang out in. The staff of Blueberry Hill has always been exceptionally friendly. There are so many people begging for drinks and food, and they do such an awesome job of making sure everyone is taken care of. Special shout out to the absolute BEST bartender in the game who serves us everytime we visit Blueberry Hill, Mike. Next time you're looking for a fun night shaken just right, belly up to the bar at Blueberry Hill be sure Mike is your man.

I have nostalgic memories and recently had a craving for Blueberry Hill. Grudgingly my family came along andbwe had a party of five Now they have a standard sandwich and Burger along with appetizers. The food was just okay, not bad and nothing to rave about either. What killed me was the bill. For five people to get sandwiches and drinks, and a couple orders of pretzels with cheese it costs well over 100. My entire party was shocked. each of us left swearing never to return. It was not the bill itself but rather the cost was far too much for food that at most I can say it wasn't bad bit not something great either.

So much rock and roll memorabilia, this alone is worth the trip. The menu is delicious blue collar fare. I highly recommend the cheeseburger or reuben but anything is good. Service and ambience are great also.