We really enjoyed the experience. It was my first time trying. We ended up going with the 4 course…read moredeal and ultimately think it was the best money with what we wanted to choose. Obviously you can't compare this to a hotpot place since the concept is still a little different. I thought the cheese fondue was gonna be overwhelming because I don't really eat that much cheese at a time but it was great we ordered the Spinach artichoke I believe it's so good with the vegetables plates they offer. For the main pot I ended up going with the Mojo and she ordered the court bouillon. The soup was really good and I enjoyed the sauce selection they gave us. The best surprise was the dessert fondue it was amazing. The sea salt dark chocolate won our hearts with the fruits. Very nice experience and would recommend if you haven't been there before to at least try it! Service was great, staff were very attentive and big parking lot.

This is my third go around at a "Melting Pot", and this time was to celebrate close friends…read more Let me start by saying, It's not bad, and it's always fun to sit and dip foods into a vat of cheesy goodness, but the food isn't 'grand' by any means. As a matter of fact it's just cut up raw meats, raw vegetables, raw seafoods, breads and fruits you dip. It's the cheese fondue or broths that add to the experience, and the staff mixes the ingredients for the pots at the table. We had the 4 course Feast with 5 people one child, and we bought the kid option for the child. The pricing can be a bit confusing if you are in a group of more than 2 people. Plus, it was disappointing for the kid option since they didn't have a choice of choosing their own fondue. Kid's don't always find wine-cheese to be palatable. Luckily, we chose the loaded potato fondue option, which was more to their liking. Staff was good overall, and they helped facilitate the experience of dipping at the table and making sure drinks were refilled and that we had clean plates, incase we contaminated them with any raw meats. So it is what it is. With drinks it was about 90ish per person, and 30 for the child option. We went for the experience of it, celebrating birthdays, so it was just nice for a different night out. Not necessarily a frequent outing.

I enjoy this venue for a group activity or a date with someone you actually like!…read more The games are fun and creatively challenging. I always enjoy my meal but some are more tasty than others.

Came back intentionally for more good food! Missed happy hour by about 30 minutes but still had a…read moregreat meal! The menu has changed a bit but the service has not. Abby was great, she was attentive and made sure our food arrived to our table promptly. The salmon bowl was perfectly balanced between grains and mixed greens with just the right amount of green goddess dressing. My husband enjoyed the fries and hoagie but he did mention the hoagie could use some sort of sauce as it was a bit dry without it.

My Grant's Farm experience has been limited to the Christmas light show and Christmas village…read moreexperience but recently I've added the Clydesdale tour which was fantastic and a one of a kind experience getting to meet these magnificent creatures. My brain wasn't working correctly and we missed our tour time but the guide was kind enough to take us along during their tour. Mind you, we got there an hour and a half early but the brain cells died or something. Anyway, we got to pet the Clydesdales and had a close encounter with one. These horses are huge and very beautiful. We got to see a couple of them getting bathed and they were so gentle and well-behaved, I was quite impressed! The tour includes a free adult beverage or water for those under 21 or those who prefers a water instead. Our tour guide was amazing. I think she said her name was Linda. She was very kind and didn't even want any gratuity explaining that her role is a volunteer one. She's a retired educator and you can tell with the patience she had with her rather large tour group. The ticket price for the tour was pretty reasonable for the experience you're getting. You do pay for parking but you can take the tram for free to the village area for more activities. Unfortunately, we ran out of time the day of our tour so we didn't make it up to the village. You can take the trails (bike or on foot) and visit the farm though! When it's nicer outside, I fully intend to do so.

A childhood summer vacation favorite was Grant's Farm. Now you can go for their summer evening…read moreevent series. I went on the 4th of July on the 250th anniversary of... well I guess it wasn't the anniversary of the first-ever July 4th, but the first one like I'm talking about. I was impressed with how uncrowded the event was. The crowds were less than on the average days in the summers of my youth. These days there are no elephants at Grant's Farm. I saw a number of animals including some really cute hens and several wallaby. I fed goats and some tread on my American flag dress. I was happy that Grant's Farm's biergarten had several non-beers on free offer. I thought it was beer and only beer! First I had a seltzer made with vodka blueberry flavor... I think it's called Nutrl. Yum! We could smell the blueberry from a couple of feet away. My second drink was High Noon vodka iced tea It was good, but if I get to make that choice again, I'd go back to the blueberry. My friend and I split a vegan bratwurst with sauerkraut and a side of mac and cheese. The mac and cheese was pretty flavorful and the temperature was right (we weren't expecting much). I liked the bratwurst, but my companion wasn't wowed. The 4th of July drone show was a nice alternative to fireworks. We liked watching and figuring out the formations. Our only tip to the venue: reduce the volume of the band. We were sitting as far away as we could, and maybe there were speakers near us, but no matter the reason: this was at least 40% too loud for all of us. Those hens were so darling!

Yoselyn did a great job! Our food came out really fast. Dessert was giant and so yummy!read more

Great stop....especially if you're just visiting. The food and service were both good, and the…read morelocation is center in the Del Mar Loop. The grandkids loved it. One did the wings, one did the chili hamburger....and both loved it. They also had the pretzels and fried pickles...and both were great. The root beer was fantastic.

There's more food options than I expected. Reminds me of a "Cicis Pizza". They have armed security…read moreat this establishment . You have to in through metal detectors, and I have no idea why. The place feels kinda retro, but they have good games for the kids. Indoor go kart, laser tag, and your regular arcade Dave and busters type gaming. It's definitely not a place I'd go out of my way to visit again. The staff just seem like they're only there for the paycheck. I like the retro themes, the 50's/60's diner, with old flicks like "leave it to beaver" playing in some of the dining areas.

This special place tucked in south county away from the Movie theatre and behind the Fitz' Root…read morebeer deserves some praise. PLENTY of parking If you're not going to Eureka far away for Six Flags, this is the place to go with your kids! Maybe younger teenagers to play and older teens to have a play date to young adults. Rollercoasters are ran every now on the half hour or hour so make sure you get ready in line! The staff is well trained by Trevor. I hope they give that guy a raise. The staff seemed they know what they are doing but could use some boost of energy. The salad bar is fresh which is surprising. You can chill out as parents in the seating area! There is also movie premieres in there too!

What a cool place! Where else can you get so much of this under one roof? Movies! Video games!…read moreLaser tag! Food! We were there on a slow evening and had the run of the place. I Highly recommend "The Edge!"

Came for a movie and enjoyed it very much. Didn't order anything to eat, but their cocktails are…read morepretty good. Love the seating in the theater, and that you can order food and drink while watching a movie. The service we received was good.

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.)

I came by Craft Alliance before the holidays looking for some cute ornaments. Their selection of…read moreglass blown ornaments is beautiful and kept my tree very pretty. The people working there were very nice and helpful in teaching me about the artist and pointing out other items that might be of interest. I plan to keep these for years to come!

Craft Alliance offers camps for kids, classes for kids, teens, adults and 1 day craft seminars. All…read morethe teachers I have had there do a great job of balancing the students interests and aptitudes in the class while allowing freedom to explore and for projects in. I am so thankful to have a place like this in St. Louis. I highly recommend joining as a member and taking some classes (you get a discount as a member)!