I do not write reviews often, but I had to write to warn people about this experience. I went to Le…read morePetit Chef last night and this morning I am still upset by my experience. at over $400 for two people, I expect a much high-quality meal and experience than what we received. Calling the food an elevated cafeteria menu would be about accurate, and I would even take that for what is it, but charging $150 a person for the food we received is ludicrous. The Le Petit Chef show itself are two minute clips that occur between the meals and on the level of a kids show. I just want to warn people because I was fooled by having this "experience" in Clayton at a upscale hotel and with what is listed on the menu online, I was expecting something so much more. This is only designed for people to post on Instagram and lure in suckers like myself. If I paid half the price I did, I would not be writing this review but I still would have felt ripped off. The grift is strong with this one.

This was a tough one to review…read more It is a novelty and an experience. We had the standard menu and a vegetarian. The vegetation won by a landslide. Party of 4. Cost per head - we were prepped snd ready for to enjoy a spectacular night out for a birthday dinner. We knew the menus going in. The bouillabaisse was adequate- the shrimp was overly "fishy." The vegetarian option was much better. Caprese was acceptable Lobster - delicious but the stuffed squash was truly spectacular The sirloin was average at best. Tough and temperature as not on point. So glad we could experience the mushroom as well. Pics will show a nice presentation. Dessert was nice. The "live chef" was lovely. Matthew was attentive but we were still light on water and wine. After $125 per person.. we were charged $5 per boxing... not cool in this market Automatic 20% gratuity without the server stating it. Again, I start ever experience at 20% and go from there - even with average food, I would have tipped 20%...but servers should disclose. Environment- vacuuming as we were seated and during the amuse bouche, terrible for the ambiance / this went on for 12 minutes. It's a one and done at this location. Maybe on the other side of the pond... it deserves better?

Was it really necessary to charge over 20% for gratuity for nonexistent service? Had someone…read morebrought me my order and been slow or marginally rude then I'd have still tipped some. Now, I won't return. Situations like this will continue and you have lost ticket sales and concessions from someone who really likes to blow money when there's a special time with friends. We budget $50+ per person if it's a special movie date. I love icees and only eat popcorn at the theater. We sneak in a little, but it's maybe $10 worth of stuff not offered. Everything the theater offers we buy and a lot. Seems like it is standard for your business to be rude and nasty which is sad. I love going out, but I need outings to be worth the money as I have a mini movie theater at home to share with our friends that is complete with blankets and my own terrible service due to my not wanting to get up to wait on everyone always. Let us patronize your business, well not us since you seem to hate people who blow money for fun and expect to be charged for what they've purchased not random fees snuck in. Some of us don't want to argue the fees because we don't want to ruin the experience for our kids or make some fuss and upset others. Instead we just go with it and cough up more than you deserve. Please do better. I'll happily remove this comment if I see positive changes from friends who have also seen you choose to do better.

Alamo Drafthouse was a great experience, I went with my mom for mother's day and we both enjoyed…read morethe movie. As a first timer coming here, it was tricky to find while driving through the parking garage. Once getting there I loved everything about my movie experience. They offer a mixture of new movies as well as cult classics. I love that you can order food and drinks while in their reclining lounge chairs and they bring it to you. There are a few things that I noticed can be difficult for those with a disability especially if you don't have a wheelchair. There didn't seem to be any handicap parking near the entrance which made walking to the theater a problem, especially since my mom has a disability. Also, once inside the theater, the main row is kinda awkward to get into the seat when having to use a walker since you have to climb a step to get into the seat. I enjoyed my experience, but I can see how someone with a disability would have a difficult time with accessibility.

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.

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.

she is so great!!! Goes above the great customer service.. Thanks Emma! Had a great time at the…read morepost per usual.

Our server Mallory was so sweet! Great service! Food was yummy and filling :) The mood is fun!read more

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 visited on a Friday night with a group of friend for karaoke, since we were looking for a…read moresmoke-free karaoke experience. It is a bit of a dive vibe inside, with mismatched chairs and Blues Brothers decor. Karaoke happened on a stage with a dance floor in front (you could walk around with the mic if you don't want to sing on the stage). There were chairs up there too if you wanted to sit down to sing. The crowd was diverse in terms of age and race, but most people were in their forties. The backup music wasn't too loud (great for conversations with your group, less great trying to hear the music while you were singing). KJs were engaging too. The bartender was very nice and efficient. There wasn't any hard cider. It's more of a well drink kind of bar and drinks are reasonably priced. Women's bathroom was clean. There are large free parking lots nearby, although one lot was temporarily closed because of a huge baseball glove in the parking area.

I've been to this venue in the past but this tribute night I was not impressed. Located in Westport…read morePlaza next to the funny bone. They hosted a Whitney Houston tribute night. I was happy to attend but in my opinion the singer and back up dancers came up short. The band was amazing and I could have crooned to them all night. I chose the platinum package which consisted of up close seating and snacks and 2 drinks per person. The drink selection was VERY limited. I decided on vodka and cranberry and a moscato, hubby got budlight , and we still had to come out cash for an upgraded brand . Food was being ordered from Panera or Drunken fish. Not interested and a light appetizer available in the hallway. Not interested as well. Venue was very packed . We were seated like sardines and very uncomfortable if you needed to get up for any reason. Staff was nice , and artwork was beautiful. I'll give the evening a 5/10.

Look, the food is great, I love it, but they call themselves a metal bar and the bartender wouldn't…read moreplay ANY avenged seven fold. ZERO five finger death punch, NO sleep token, LITERALLY no good Metallica (black album, st anger, etc) Foods good but they are POSERS!!!!

Their music is not to my liking, but I can tolerate it while I enjoy masterfully made cocktails,…read moreflavorful wings and pizzas by the slice. Having moved back to STL, I was looking for somewhere new and different to have dinner. Boy, oh boy did The Headless Bat fulfill my needs. It may not be new to STL, but it was new to me and it definitely was different. Dining alone, I entertained myself looking at all the artwork and the decor in general. It all set the mood and lived up to the restaurants name. My cocktail was, Conjurer. It was a variation of a Manhattan with rye. It was served up, my favorite way to drink an adult beverage. The bartender was a skilled mixologist, which surprised me. I wasn't expecting much, considering the bars theme. I am so glad they proved me wrong. I cannot be trusted with an entire pizza. I honestly have no self control and can eat an entire one by myself. So, establishments that offer pizza by the slice really get my attention. Their Born of Fire had many of the toppings I typically put on my pizza, so it was an easy choice. I love me some, pepperoni, jalapeño, pineapple and red peppers as my toppings. Yum - it truly hit the spot. The wings can be ordered, 6 or 12. Since I was having a slice, I went with 6. Their wings are naked (no breading) which is great for low-carb eating. My sauce was, Hot Honey. It gave a mild heat with a sticky sweetness. The serving had 3 flats and 3 drums, a must for me. I really don't like it when they're uneven. Service was attentive and friendly enough. I think they could tell this old man was out of his comfort zone. However, I will be back for more wings, a slice of pizza and another one of the masterfully made cocktails. My visit was proof that sometimes you just need to step out of your box and do it.