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Hours

Mon.-Sat. 11AM-2:30PM
Mon.-Thu. 5-10PM
Fri.-Sat. 5-11PM
closed Sun.

Parking

Street Parking, Free Lot

Pricing

Medium ($$)

Blue Water Grill   

343 S Kirkwood Rd
Kirkwood, MO 63122
314-821-5757
www.bluewatergrill.net

Rating: 2 out of 5  (10 Ratings)   Read Reviews (10)    Rate and Write a Review
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Serving beef, chicken and seafood dishes dipped in the flavors of Mexico and the Southwest, the Blue Water Grill offers up exotic meals in downtown Kirkwood. There's nothing ordinary about the food here. They serve everything from Almond Fried Calamari to the Shellfish Blow Out. Dishes are broken down into small plates, large plates and plates for sharing. Don't miss Flying Saucers, a tapas feast that varies each week. During the week, the early evening pre-theater special consists of a quick three-course meal. Wine is also an important part of every meal, with a wine expert on staff and wine flights, a sampling of three half-glasses of wine selected by their expert. Reservations are not required, but are recommended and can be made online.

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dmishem
Review rating 1 out of 5
Overpriced, pretentious ripoff
By dmishem on 07/06/2008
I went there a while ago and ordered tenderloin for $18. The portion was so small I was literally able to eat it in four bites. By the time the waiter came by to ask how dinner was my plate was already empty. Of course I was offered a few $8 desserts since dinner doesn't actually fill you up. This place was busted on the news last year for selling cheap fish as an overpriced favorite. They blamed their "supplier". Right.
nottus2330
Review rating 2 out of 5
NOT even close to bristol.....
By nottus2330 on 03/31/2007
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Review rating 5 out of 5
Delish!
By kdouglas5 on 02/22/2007
The site of my first date with my husband. They even had a pre-symphony menu with outstanding choices. I have to agree that anyone who chooses Landry's, Joe's, or Red Lobster is afraid of real seafood, and have never dined here. Nor have they probably traveled to either coast. I am now in the South and their idea of "seafood" is catfish, ugh. Quite a disappointment after living in Florida for 5 years.
jimhlenz
Review rating 4 out of 5
Simply seafood...
By jimhlenz on 02/20/2007
as the name would imply, done well. The fact that "Joe's Crab Shack" beat this out in a ratings guide say's much more about St Louis than the restaurant.
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