Great food at a good price. Fun atmosphere. Live musicians Tuesday thru Saturday. There are some really hard working bands with many gifted musicians putting on some AWESOME BLUES, R&B, ROCK and you name it. Amazing !!!
If I could give no stars I would. I was literally shoved by one of the employees and she said "sorry hon". I have a broken rib so it hurt me more than the usual person. I live in the neighborhood but I will never come back to this place. It was a horrible experience.
Great food. Steamed shrimp is excellent. Great entertainment and wonderful atmosphere. Suggest making reservations if band is playing. Limited tables / bar seating!
We stopped in to use the restroom on our trip home, we didn't get anything, but the server was kind about letting us stop in. There were great pictures on the wall the were informative and attention grabbing. It was a very Quant and appealing place. We'd love to came back for one of the blues shows in the future !
The atmosphere was good but not the friendliest people. Let's talk about the food. I'm from New Orleans, so when I found this place offering new orleans style food. I was excited. Of course, I understand it's not going to taste exactly like home, but I was hoping for a little taste of home. I ordered a shrimp poboy. It's easy, and you can't go wrong, right. Wrong, this sammich (not a poboy) was not good.
This place should not advertise that they have new orleans style food.
A great little "off the beaten track" bar/restaurant that is also a blues music venue. One comes here to dine on good Cajun food and listen to good music. And you come to spend the evening, not to eat & scoot.
Hidden gem! Fantastic blues music and yummy food. My partner had the tuna steak sandwich and I had the angel hair pasta with meatballs. Both delicious and came out quick. Even better considering there was free live music too!
Liked St George's, went twice, 1st time they had live music. 3 different artist/bands and really enjoyed food and entertainment. Second time went earlier, before music started just to eat. Small place but a fun experience, one fellow was covering the bar and tables. Service was slow but not a problem. Pastrami rueban was good and the jambalaya tasted ok but was rather thick, kind of expected it to be wetter. Taste was good though. Had a nice early dinner.
Had angel hair pasta and meatballs. Nothing special about it and the pasta was cold. Waited about 45 minutes for lunch. Appears to be a popular place for locals.
Different cheesesteak #1101 in the last five years. The Creole seasoning has me wanting to go back to St Georges Country Store with more people and try every cajun dish. St Georges, DE, the center of the DE cajun food and blues music scene. Full house on a Tuesday night. I got the Creole Cheesesteak. As a cheesesteak I liked, $11 for a bar cheesesteak, came with chips, the creole seasoning, great vibe and I could dollar cost average down with $6 drafts. You can look at the pictures and see what it needs.
A classic little hole-in-the-wall restaurant and bar. Live music - really GOOD live music - from Tuesday through Saturday. Food is excellent, a combination of seafood and Cajun meals, often in the same dish. I'll absolutely be sure to go back again soon.
Great atmosphere and music. Food was fantastic, I had the jambalaya and my friend had a gator sausage po boy. You'd never know it was there but glad you do when you end up there.
Eclectic, cozy dining room. We enjoyed crawfish etoufee and beer from a selection of regional favorites. This venue has live music, and on this visit we really enjoyed Johnny Sansone, blues artist from New Orleans.
I really didn't want to review this gem and let the secret out but the owner Gene is a class act and deserves the shout out given the amazing food and awesome entertainment. Reservations are highly suggested and you will not be disappointed.
My friends and I went to this establishment when there was a Blues Fest event going on, so this maybe an unfair review but here it goes. They didn't plan accordingly for the amount of people that would be coming in. There were not enough tables and not enough waiters or waitresses. I don't think they had any honestly. We actually had a regular customer come over and clean off our table and get us menus. The drinks were horrible, and I mean horrible! I couldn't even finish mine and all I ordered was a Bloody Mary and the women working behind the bar were rude or appeared to be high on something. Another girl working there didn't know what her responsibilities were and did a whole bunch of nothing. The food was okay. Our chef waited on us and she was super sweet and really friendly! She and the other lady that cleaned our table was the best part of our experience! I ordered simple foods to try to cut down on the wait time and it still took an hour or so to get anything. So while my first time there was during a special event, I won't be going back anytime soon. If you're going to be a part of an event that brings in large crowds, plan accordingly and hire and train your staff so they can get people in and out w full bellies and smiles on their faces!
Warm atmosphere! Great food! Live music in an intimate setting featuring locally, nationally, internationally known artists.
Feels & tastes like NOLA in there!
Great show, excellent food. I highly recommend going to St Georges Country Store to see a blues show, particularly. We had a great time! The service was remarkably good considering they were serving during a show, in a relatively small place. (We also could have gotten there earlier, but were held up by traffic, as we had to go a distance to get there)
We love this place. Good food. Decent prices and the music is kick ass.
Whether it's a live performance or just the CD player, it's always the best blues music.
The cheesecake and key lime pie is awesome too!!!
My wife and I went on a Tuesday night for our first visit. We had shrimp two different ways (Tuesday is 1/2 price shrimp night) and tuna bites, plus Jambalaya. The food was excellent, our main server, Jen, was very friendly (as were other patrons) and we really enjoyed the evening's entertainment, The Old Crispy Minstrels. Overall, a fun and satisfying visit to a place that we'd had on our list to visit. We got pretty much exactly what we expected. We'll be back.
This is a cool little corner place I had the Cajun flounder with Jambalaya and a fat side of jumbo shrimp no complaint on food nor beer. Very retro feels and looks like the past. Small town feel with good live music
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