BLUEBERRY HILL RESTAURANT & MUSIC CLUB – 6504 Delmar in The Loop, St. Louis / Missouri

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At that time, they were young and idealistic, about opening to revitalize the Delmar Loop. Their first opened doors, way back in 1972, when the Delmar Loop neighborhood was a desolate street. They had a tune-spinning Seeburg jukebox, from day one. That jukebox – which people from all over the country started coming to hear – was the beginning of their musical history. In the beginning, there was just a hot dog machine, peanuts, beer and nuts. In 1974, they expanded tiny kitchen, to make room for a grill, to cook what would become a famous burgers. http://blueberryhill.com/news/

In 1985, they opened up the Elvis Room, to bring live music into Blueberry Hill http://blueberryhill.com/ It was the next step for helping to make the loop the live music center of St. Louis. 1997: the legendary live music room the Duck Room is born. They’re like a museum, and you can wander through, with your beverage. You can enter with us, and your eyes will be popping when you see the pop-culture and music memorabilia collections! Maybe, you can eat with us. Nice!

They serve you classic American food, cooked up just right. They’ve been grilling in that Famous Burger for over 40 years, it’s a St. Louis classic. http://blueberryhill.com/food/ People love their vegetarian options and homemade soups. If you prefer, you can choose the Pizza Burger (their famous 7oz Burger with Provel cheese, red sauce, and pepperoni (obviously, served with Mozzarella Cheese Sticks). Price? Only $9.95! I prefer the Gazpacho (that chilled Spanish soup – a bit spicy – of minced tomatoes, green peppers and onions). I like served with homestyle croutons. Price? Cup at 3.75 and the bowl 4.95.

With the Duck Room, their internationally capacity is rocking with live music several nights per week. Chuck Berry (the father of Rock & Roll), has walked this stage over 200 times. http://blueberryhill.com/shows/ I’m waiting for you – Saturday, August 27, 2016 – at Duck Room (doors open at 7 pm), for a special seated show: Memories of Elvis. For me, “Memories of Elvis” it’s like creating an experience. Do not be late, the show starts at 8 pm!