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.

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.

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.

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!

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.

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!