Entree range

$11-$28

Setting and Atmosphere

Think rustic-but-trendy blues club somewhere along the Mississippi river, maybe St. louis. it's dark except for outside patios and a second-story terrace, with hardwood floors, small, intimate tables, and indirect lighting.

House Specialties

The finger food is always safe, and the sandwiches, especially the Blues burger and the shrimp poeboy, are worth a taste.

Other Recommendations

The Elwood blackened-chicken sandwich, jamba- laya, red beans and rice with sausage.

Summary

The House of Blues is first and foremost a major concert site, with marquee names, up-and-comers, and strong local talent taking the stage every night. Food is a secondary thought. tables are small and scrunched close together for maximum capacity. it's best to stick with the basics: finger foods, sandwiches, and salads. Some of the decidedly Southern fare, such as the jambalaya and fried chicken with country gravy, is pretty good, but you won't leave raving about the food. and unless stated otherwise, this is strictly an adult venue (18 and older).

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Details

Requires Credit Card to Reserve: No
Requires Pre-payment in Full: No

Discounts

Type Discount Valid Weekdays Valid Meals
Disneyland Premium Annual Pass 20% All All
Disneyland Annual Pass - Not Premium 20% All All
DVC Member 20% All Excludes alcohol, gratuity, and tax