Blue Point Grille is a celebrated seafood restaurant located on West St Clair Avenue in Cleveland, renowned for its fresh, expertly prepared dishes and inviting atmosphere. Visitors frequently highlight the freshness of the oysters and the exceptional preparation of specialties like octopus, grouper, lobster, and scallops, ensuring a seafood experience that delights every time.
The vibrant menu is complemented by a selection of well-crafted cocktails, including favorites like the espresso martini. The attentive service and warm ambiance make it an ideal spot for celebrations, casual dinners, or special occasions. Signature dishes such as filet with scallops and lobster Bolognese receive consistent praise for their flavor and presentation, while classic desserts like crème brûlée provide a satisfying conclusion to any meal.
For those seeking authentic, high-quality seafood paired with excellent service and a sophisticated yet relaxed setting, Blue Point Grille in Cleveland is a standout choice.
Hazel OH
in the last weekWei Wang
in the last weekI absolute loved the atmosphere and vibe here—everything was just right! The food was wonderful overall. One small suggestion for the seafood tower: the mussels would be even better if you used New Zealand mussels. They are much plumper and taste amazing, and the cost is quite reasonable. The shells are a bit larger, so they might take up a bit more room on the platter, but the flavor upgrade would be well worth it. All in all, a fantastic dining experience!
Robert Pyle
in the last weekGavin Z
in the last weekSteve
a week agoBasically, food is amazing. The waitress is also very good. However I found a long black strand of hair mid-meal in my entree. They promptly took it back and remade it. Accidents happen, I get it. But the issue is they didn't offer to comp the dish or provide a free dessert or something. Look I don't think I'm asking for anything outrageous here. if you're charging $60+ per entree, you better do a great job of making sure there isn't a hair, or at least provide a great experience for your customer if accidents like this happen. Provide some type of good faith gesture and comp a $10 dessert or whatever...not like I really need to eat it, but it's the gesture. I'm not vengeful so not going to give it a 1 star or something ridiculous. But in the end, the experience was tainted because of that.