Photo by Reed R. Radcliffe© / TripleRPhotography LLC
Music fans travel from Berlin, Toulouse, and Tokyo to hear St. Louis blues. Note that some of these clubs are dedicated to the blues, whereas others feature it weekly or monthly. Call in advance for more info. For comprehensive listings of current shows, visit the calendar at stlblues.net. And to learn more about the blues in St. Louis, visit our guide to scene.
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Photography by Kevin A. Roberts
Blues City Deli
On Thursdays and Saturdays, the joint is packed as patrons gather for live music of a New Orleans bent. Every day, it’s a destination for exceptional sandwiches, including a massive muffuletta.
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Photographs by Kevin A. Roberts
Broadway Oyster Bar
Live music nightly makes les bon temps rouler, but those charbroiled oysters, jambalaya, and catfish don’t hurt. It’s not a dive but instead a dip; don’t be put off by the scruffy exterior.
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Evangeline's Bistro
The emphasis here is on jazz—but at the intersection where it melts into the blues.
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Photography by Greg Rannells
Yaquis on Cherokee
Sit near the window to enjoy a wood-fired pizza and people-watch along Cherokee Street. Or cozy up to the bar, discuss world affairs, listen to live music, and savor the wine, pizza, and warmth of the oven.
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