More comments will be coming soon, here's what we have for now

Here's an interesting email thread:
From:* Cindy Roettger *To:* Cornbread@STLBlues.net *Sent:* Sun, June 20, 2010 10:56:10 AM *
Subject:* bands Are there any places ages 20 and 17 can go to listen to bands? If you could email me at xxxxxx@xxx.com
We will be in St. Louis and available to go and listen to a band on the 29, 30, and July 1. Thank you, Cindy Roettger
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*From:* Cornbread *To:* Cindy Roettger *Sent:* Monday, June 21, 2010 2:52 PM *Subject:* Re: bands Hi Cindy, check STLBlues.net for the music calendar to see who is playing. Most matinee shows are "kid friendly" the shows after 9 PM are usually bars/clubs. Blues City Deli is daytime on Saturday, Highway 61 Roadhouse is a restaurant both are fun. Thanks for following STLBlues. Cornbread
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***From:* Cindy Roettger *To:* Cornbread *Sent:* Fri, July 2, 2010 8:42:58 PM *Subject:* Re: bands Just to let you know we did go to Highway 61 Roadhouse on Tues, June 29. Thanks so much for the recommendation, the music, food, and atmosphere were all great. My husband and two boys ages 17 and 20 also enjoyed the evening. If we make it back to St. Louis we will be sure to go back and our youngest son will probably bring his guitar. I would probably come back to St. Louis just to go the Highway 61 Roadhouse and Kitchen. It just that great of a place !!!! Thanks again, Cindy

 

Channel 5, KSDK, recently did a feature on us; you can read about it on their web page. Click here to watch their video (it follows the short commercial).

Now here are the comments...

We were visiting from South Carolina and happened in one evening when a musician - Randy Harr - was performing. Great voice, original songs, some R&R classics - impressive....

The food is Great, the atmosphere is Great and the decor is Great. So much fun. St. Louis needed a place like this.

(found on americanroadmagazine.com)
On Valentine's Day, Quinn and I ventured to a great new joint in Webster Groves, the Highway 61 Roadhouse and Kitchen...the place is chock full of murals, photos, and memorabilia commemorating the "blues highway"...the food continues that commemoration; we had Fried Tamales (a Delta favorite) and I had BBQ Spaghetti (Spaghetti saturated with jerked pork and the Roadhouses own BBQ sauce--have your Tums by your side for this one!). They also served Quinn and I heard some great music (it was a benefit for Katrina Relief, and all the proceeds go to New Orleans)...you can hear great blues there as well (Kim Massie, an icon of the St. Louis Blues scene, plays there regularly)...it is sorta strange touting a "Route 61" roadhouse that is not quite on highway 61, but if you are visiting the St. Louis area, it is well worth the visit...

 

Business Hours

Sunday

 • brunch 10am - 2pm

 • dinner menu 2pm - 8pm

 • bar until 9pm

Mon - Thurs

11am - 11pm

 • lunch menu 11am - 3pm

Fri & Sat

11am - 1am

 • lunch menu 11am - 3pm

Kitchen Hours

Sun - 10am - 8pm

Mon - Thurs 11am-10pm

Fri - Sat 11am - Midnight

Happy Hour

Mon - Fri 3:00pm - 6:30pm

Mon-Thurs 11pm - CLOSE

 

UPCOMING EVENTS

Every Tuesday night

Open mic Blues night Hosted by Matt Davis & Darrow Washington 7:30 pm – 11:30 pm

 

FRI 30-Jul

Lucky Dan & Naked Mike 6p - 10p

 

SAT 31-Jul

Rhythm Rockers 9p - 1a

 

Sun 1 - Aug

Matt Rowland & Stratocaster at the Miller lite BBQ Bash, for the Miller Lite Cup from 2p - 6p!


Fri 6 - Aug

Uncle JED 6-10p


Sat 7 - Aug

The Gustones 9 - 1a


Sun 8 - Aug

The Fred Dickerson Band 4 - 8p


Fri 13 - Aug

The Roadhouse Band 6 - 10p


Sat 14 - Aug

Asbury Park 9 - 1a


Fri 20 - Aug

Lucky Dan & Naked Mike 6 - 10p


Sat 21 - Aug

Bag Lunch Blues Band 9 - 1a


Fri 27 - Aug

Joybone 6 - 10Sat 28 - Aug

 

Sat 28 - Aug

Big George Brock 9 - 1a