Bluesberry Cafe

Absolutely horrible. Me and friends went- can you say racist?! In this day??? No one sat us. Then finally was told to sit wherever. Only 2 other tables. There were 3 servers if you include the blank owner. Sat for 30 minutes. Nothing. Owner spoke only on the way out. Food bad due to refusal of offering. Ambiance backwards due to no welcome. Service awful due to none.

We visited Clarksdale this weekend and the brunch from Bluesberry Cafe was my favorite meal. Absolutely delicious! In addition to the awesome Spanish Omelette we were able to enjoy wonderful music. I would definitely go back if ever in that area.

Great little spot with local legends wandering through. Music, food, nice folks. We were there on a bitterly cold day, so hardly any people were out and about. The waitress kept the hot coffee coming. The ham and cheese is big chunks of ham in the omelette with plenty of cheese is and on it. The grits are truly worthy. Biscuit wasn't quite the best, but I was pretty full! Cool crowd of folks. A definite is you are into music. Also, the hot sauce is beastly! Great stuff on the way to the bathroom.

Had to stop by because this place is a tourist icon. We got there as it opened so there were lots of seats. We tried a booth, but it was not a comfortable seat, so we moved to a table. Watermelon Slim was performing. Was cool to have a show at breakfast. I ordered coffee and I asked for lots of cream. I got 2. The coffee was too bitter for me. I really had a tough time trying to drink it. Our meals were fine, the service was good. She refilled my cup and brought one cream. Darn. Never did drink any more. The coffee was strong and bitter for my taste.

If you want the full true blues experience along with great food, this is your place. We had delicious breakfast, but saw world class talent with spontaneous performances. It was nothing short of inspirational. The service is not fast, which only gives you more time to immerse yourself in the music.

If you are going to be a music venue. Then be a music venue. If you are going to be a cafe open for breakfast be a cafe. But if you want to be both. Hire some help. We sat down. We waited. We waited. We waited. We waited. Finally we left. Hire some help. You knew it would be busy for the festival season. You just didn't care. Stop excusing poor service on they were busy. Tourism is their bread and butter.

Good spot for Sunday morning breakfast/brunch with blues music after a late Saturday night out at Ground Zero. The owner and his sidekick are entertaining characters. The omelet was stuffed and delicious. The musician started playing around 9:30am. Was kindof surprised they had live music at that time but it was cool. Overall a good capstone to a weekend of blues in Clarksdale, MS. If you are planning a trip to Clarksdale, be sure you stay at the Shack Up Inn... once in a lifetime / super unique place. All the sites in Clarksdale are just a few minutes away, including this one.

Wow. We went on a Sunday from 8:30-10 and I have almost no positive things to say about it.- no live music and no OTHER music. We sat in silence at a music cafe. I understand they can't have live music 24/7 but please play something. - biscuits were from a can and tough- when I asked for water, they gave me a bottle for $2.50... whaaaat- hash browns were super mushy. Another customer asked if they gave them the grits by accident - CASH only but I didn't see any signs that said thisThe service was friendly but sporadic - they would sort of announce when an order was ready to see where it went. Coffee was ok but I literally saw a man in a wheelchair go up to where it was brewing to refill his cup. Their whole thing is that things are "made to order" and "be patient" but it's not from scratch. $25 for two people.I was so disappointed. I hope you have a better experience.

Here in Clarksdale to listen to live Blues and were hungry. Unfortunately, Bluesberry was about to close but we were lucky enough to bump into Watermelon Slim, exceptional Blues Musician and we chatted with him and will be seeing perform at Reds later tonight.Will definitely be coming back to try their food and to listen to live music!

I hear it is all about the experience. I was told that by people who were only drinking coffee. Almost two hours to get breakfast. The music was fine but we waited way too long for cold breakfast.