Bars to Watch the Blues Game St Louis

The Geyer Inn
(220 South Geyer Road, Kirkwood; 314-814-9402)

If you're a Blues fan who likes dive bars, get yourself to the Geyer Inn. This tiny spot in Kirkwood is the best place to hit for the fan who loves to watch the game with friends, but who doesn't want to deal with a huge crowd. The drinks are simple here, but they get the job done.

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Bluenote Sports Bar & Grille
(3133 N. Lindbergh Boulevard, Maryland Heights; 314-298-2583)

This hockey-themed bar in Maryland Heights is one of the best places in town to enjoy all things Blues. The moment you walk in, you are greeted by life-sized wall decals of Blues players, and the theme carries throughout the bar. If you want to feel like you're drinking in the middle of an all-Blues heaven, this is the spot.

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Bobby's Place
(two locations including 2652 Hampton Avenue, 314-379-5320)

Named after former St. Louis Blues defenseman Bobby Plager, Bobby's Place is known as the hockey bar for true fans. This downtown spot has a sister location in Valley Park (also at 108 Meramec Valley Plaza; 636-255-2627) and both bars will treat you right, feed you well and get you in the Blues spirit.

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Center Ice Brewery
(3126 Olive Street; 314-399-5733)

If you like hockey and beer, you'll find no better spot than Center Ice Brewery. This spot in Midtown has rotating taps of craft beer and plenty of televisions for your Blues-viewing pleasure. And they even have an actual penalty box from the old Arena on site, so you'd better behave yourself, you hockey hooligans.

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SOHA Bar and Grill
(2605 Hampton Avenue, 314-802-7877)

Not only is SOHA stylish, with great food, this fashionable sports bar is high-class in more than one way. In addition to the tasty eats, SOHA also has its own horn that it blows after the Blues score. Honk! Honk! Honk!

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The Note
(200 N. 13th Street, 314-241-5888)

This new Downtown West bar is a Blues-themed, and NHL fans will especially enjoy the food menu. Appetizer names include "Red Wings Suck" (chicken wings) and "Loaded Pucks" (loaded tater tots). Every slider has a different number, each for a different retired Blues number, and each pizza has a number of a Blues enforcer.

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The Post Sports Bar & Grill
(Three locations including 7372 Manchester Road, Maplewood; 314-645-1109)

The Post Sports Bar & Grill has put some serious thought into the game-watching experience. As the bar explain on its website, "100 percent of our seating is padded to ensure that your rear end doesn't fall asleep on you mid game. We've got so many flatscreen HD TVs your mom gets us confused with Best Buy."

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Amsterdam
(3175 Morganford Road, 314-772-8824)

Known primarily as a soccer bar, the Amsterdam knows how to celebrate all sports. And if there is a big hockey game to be had, the Amsterdam is on it. The huge back patio gets crammed with eager hockey fans ready to bleed blue. It's a crowded, hyped environment -- and the excitement there is certain to get anyone into the game.

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DB Cooper's Safe House
(6109 Gravois Avenue; 314-499-7119)

For a sports bar with a nice blast of fresh air, visit DB Cooper's Safe House on Gravois. One whole side of the bar has garage doors that open to the sidewalk and their huge back patio has plenty of space to stretch out between periods. And with televisions all around the bar, you're sure not to miss a minute of the game even if it's crowded.

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Mike Duffy's Pub & Grill
(6662 Clayton Road, Richmond Heights; 314-644-3700)

Easily the best place to watch the Blues in Richmond Heights, Mike Duffy's has been around forever and people just love the place. Here you'll find not only great bar food, but also friendly and enthusiastic Blues fans who are ready for a party.

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