Dawn is the most incredible server (better than patrick). Ask for Dawn for 5 star service and…read morefood!!!! Bottomless mimosas are the star of the show!

When we pay for table one and our TICKETS say seats 3-6... & there are 6 seats on the couch, we…read moreanticipate that we're getting 4 seats together- seats 3-6, like the seating policy says. We knew which seats we were reserving when making our reservation. The venue accommodated two women who wanted to sit in the middle of the 6 person couch, and intended to split our party. Imagine if our party of 4 sat in the middle and split their party of 2. Same difference. Management was apologetic but moved us to table 5. My issue is these are not the front row seats that we paid for and reserved & the venue was not first come first serve. The owner's wife refused to honor our reserved seats and made accommodations for the two women who sat in the middle of a 6 person couch. It would be one thing if our tickets didn't have a seat number.... We've been to this venue at least 6x before coming to Ikons of Rock for the first time. I couldn't even enjoy the show because the lack of hospitality really killed the vibe for me.

A friend and I attended An Intimate Evening with Santana: Greatest Hits Live at the House of Blues…read morein the Music Hall at the House of Blues in Las Vegas on May 24. We were in town to attend the BTS concert on May 23, so this was a last-minute decision. As such, there were only five seats remaining for the May 24 performance. I ended up with two non-adjacent seats in Section 204 for a total of $831.85, purchased through TIcketmaster. We dined at Caramá by Wolfgang Puck, which is close to the House of Blues. We left the restaurant at 6:30pm, thinking we'd walk right in as our tickets "said" 7pm. Instead, we found a long line of patrons winding around the venue, almost to the escalators to the tram station. There was a sign stating that doors open at 7, performance at 8:10pm. Sheesh, had we known this, we could have taken our time in Caramá. After passing through security, we could go to the merch line or into the Music Hall. We opted for the merch line, where we picked up a t-shirt and a bag of guitar picks. Entry to the Music Hall requires walking down a set of stairs to the floor level and then up several sets of stairs to get to the upper level. Section 204 is accessed by walking down from the upper-level aisle. My friend went down to row B, seat 14, which was the aisle seat on her row. I was three rows back, in seat 12, the third seat in from the aisle. Each seat gave us unobstructed views of the stage down below. I really liked sitting in the upper level ... I think we had better views of the musicians than those sitting on the floor. There is a bar at the front of each side of the upper level of the Music Hall so one could get a drink without having to go back downstairs. Each did brisk business throughout the evening. Carlos and his 8-member band played for two hours. He took very little or no time between songs, but he did chat with the audience on two occasions. During this performance, he had a second keyboardist (I didn't catch his name) to the right of guitarist Tommy Anthony. His drummer, Cindy Blackman Santana, is a whirlwind ... She played nonstop during the evening with explosive power and energy. She was amazing! I really enjoyed his concert, maybe a bit more than the BTS concert the night before. Sacrilege? No, Santana has been active for sixty years. He is legendary ...It was a "not to be missed" opportunity to experience one of my heroes growing up. On a personal note: Carlos used a PRS Private Stock 24-fret McCarty Singlecut Trem with 23k gold leaf applied over the maple top. It's a stunning piece of art. PRS made twenty copies in 2016 to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Private Stock team. Alas, I want one! If you have an opportunity to see Carlos Santana, do it! The Music Hall in the House of Blues is a perfect venue to experience a legend. Highly recommended!

I've only been here twice and they were both for the Easter Gospel brunch, which were both…read moreamazing. The food was great and plentiful. The choir sang songs that stirred the soul. The lead vocalist who were two different people each time I went by the way, are super talented vocalists who knows how to engage an audience. The Easter gospel brunch was amazing!

On our Vegas trip this weekend, we were looking for karaoke on the strip so we didn't have to worry…read moreabout driving or Uber.. thankfully we saw this place driving to our hotel! It has a very relaxed vibe.. order at the bar, find a seat, sing along! I'm used to karaoke bars that have private rooms, but it's an experience seeing people sing in front of the crowd! My husband and I shared a huge fishbowl cocktail that was deliciously dangerous, but the unexpected star of the show were their fries! I've never seen a potato cut like that and it's something I've never seen - imagine a potato wedge spiral that's not too thick, perfectly crunchy. We got the Parmesan truffle one and the sauce was so good! Cheese curds were also good! Some notes I picked up on.. it looks like you can reserve tables, bathrooms are the public restrooms outside, and it turns into 21 and older after 10 pm. On the Saturday night that we went, they had regular karaoke on stage with the song's music, then they switched over to karaoke with a live band which was pretty cool! We'll definitely be back.. still thinking about those fries!

Walking by this place I was a little nervous to go inside but you could see from the corner the…read morepeople on stage... and they were meowing their hearts out so I pushed everyone inside and I'm glad I did. We were able to sit on bar stools facing the stage. The servers came quickly but we already had our drinks in hand. It was a karaoke bar! We came when it was 10 minutes till last call. There were these cool tables that was like a drum sitting on saxophones idk how to describe it but look at my pictures. When we go back I really want to get myself on stage!

Everyone was so welcoming and kind! The venue was classy and elegant! It was such a great…read moreexperience, I plan on becoming a regular guest! The food, and service was excellent all around!

My favorite nightclub jazz club the entertainment and the food is spectacular great locationread more

Pretty cool place to visit for lunch. I'm not sure about…read morethe nightlife, but It does have a rooftop area, so that's a plus. The food was decent and the service was very attentive.

We decided to go to Jason Aldean's Kitchen + Bar because we have been to Nashville several times…read moreand absolutely loved the live music scene down Broadway. The energy, the crowds, the talented musicians, the atmosphere where every bar feels like a mini concert... we were hoping to relive at least a little bit of that magic here in Las Vegas. Unfortunately, the exact opposite happened the moment we walked through the doors. When you picture a Jason Aldean country bar, you imagine loud music, packed crowds, boots hitting the floor, people singing along, bartenders slinging drinks at Mach 5, and an atmosphere that feels alive. Instead, we walked into what felt like a country-themed waiting room. On a Friday night during prime time, maybe six tables out of what looked like 100 were occupied. The music wasn't bad necessarily... it was just aggressively generic. The kind of band you'd find on a lower-budget Carnival cruise ship performing "Sweet Caroline" for the fourth time that week while somebody named Linda double-fists margaritas nearby. Every act felt like they were generated by an AI program called "Top 100 Requested Bar Songs." Technically fine musicians, but completely lacking any personality, uniqueness, or actual energy. At no point did the place ever feel like a true country music venue. Honestly, the most shocking part was how easy it was to sit there and comfortably have full-volume conversation all night long. In a country bar, that's basically a code red emergency. The food was decent enough. Nothing terrible, nothing memorable, just kind of existing. The drinks were wildly overpriced, but welcome to the Las Vegas Strip where apparently Tito's and soda now require financing options. What truly confused me though... not once the entire night did I hear a Jason Aldean song. Not from the live bands. Not over the speakers between sets. Nothing. Which feels kind of like going to Guy Fieri's Vegas Kitchen & Bar and nobody mentioning flavor for three hours. I genuinely don't understand how this place survives long term. If you had told me they were permanently closing in six months, I honestly wouldn't be surprised based on how empty it was and how little incentive there is to ever come back after experiencing it once. Maybe we caught an off night. But if this was supposed to be the Vegas version of Broadway in Nashville... somebody accidentally sent us to the airport Holiday Inn lounge instead.

Came with some friends! Got there at 7:30 and stood in line before they opened at 8pm. My husband…read morewas wearing shorts and they gave him a hard time but let him in because it was a Monday and slow. They did say if it got busy, they'd ask us to leave. But they were kind and friendly! We will definitely go back, with pants The drinks were very delicious and loved the live music.

An extremely expensive but mediocre haircut. More than $120 with eyebrow trim and ear waxing but no…read moreshampoo and blow dry. Service was booked for one hour and 15 minutes but actually took about 20 minutes. The complimentary cocktail was nice but overall the experience wasn't nearly worth the price.

Generally not my favorite kind of music but the show was pretty good. They were very interactive…read morewith fans especially Adam Levine. Worth a trip to see him play even if it's not your genre of music

From start to finish the Maroon 5 residency is outstanding. The sound in the Dolby Theater is among…read morethe best, if not the best in the world and M5 fills the venue and it's sound system. The lighting and special effects are visually stunning and include some new tricks. The song selection is perfect, I can't thing of one of their hits that wasn't included and Adam Levine hit each one out of the park. (Cardi B and Wiz Kalifa were not on site and Adam did not need them) Adam Levine loves his audience and played up to all of them. If you are Maroon 5 fan, get in a plane and get to LV to see Adam Levine and crew perform. If not go anyway and become one. I just bought tickets for another show.

Just had a few drinks and played a bit. Bar keep was super nice My new drive bar with very…read morefriendly folks!

Love this place! I keep hearing about how great live music places are from a friend so I picked one…read moreto try out and I never thought it was my thing but I'm lovin it here in Vegas! It's divy but it's so fun because you can interact with the bands! It's busy for Memorial Day weekend but still so fun

Nice vibes here at this house of blues…read more Staff was great The food here is pretty good! That Cajun Alfredo was so good. Has a kick, but man the flavors were fantastic.

I had dinner at House of Blues for the first time!…read more I kept it simple and ordered the Crispy Fried Tenders in Hot Honey. The chicken was juicy and flavorful and it was served on a bed of fried onions that actually went perfectly together. I also got a side of the Jalapeño Cornbread with bourbon butter on the side. The sweetness from the butter with the slight heat from the cornbread balanced perfectly. My sister ordered the Smoked Brisket sandwich and she said it was really tender and delicious. Overall, the food was great, the flavors were on point, and I'm really glad I finally got to try this spot! Service was great and there was also a performance that we got to see during our dinner.

I know that Hope Road is currently on hiatus and sounds like they're revamping their show for…read moreSpring 2026. Immersive shows that require audience participation are tough even in Vegas (ex: Disco Show closed down, same premise.) If your time slot group is small, everyone is shy or somehow Southern Baptist and don't believe in dancing, the experience is going to be not as fun. The show starts out as a reggae dance hall with a DJ and a bar. The drinks are super expensive. Make it more affordable and I think people will loosen up. Subsequent rooms have a fairytale quality in retelling the story of Bob Marley. If you didn't see his biopic prior to coming to the show, I'd advise doing that so you have the gist of the timeline of his life. The show is heavily dependent on how much you're willing to dance to the music with whoever else is with you. If everyone stands around while the performers dance around you, it's going to feel like a long show. When I went, I had just arrived back from a cruise to Jamaica maybe 2-3 days earlier. Of course I came back with a terrible sunburn and physically couldn't dance because my skin hurt so bad. Lol of course. I felt bad because I try to be a good sport so the performers don't feel bad if everyone isn't participating, but all I could do is sway. If you don't like to participate in shows, are very shy, don't like reggae this show isn't for you. If you like to dance and you're interested in Bob Marley, I'd go to this. Visited: October 2025

Had such a great time at the Bob Marley Hope Road experience in Las Vegas. From the moment you walk…read morein, the energy is electric and the vibe feels authentic, like a celebration of Bob Marley's legacy rather than a typical performance. The cast is incredibly talented and genuinely passionate about the music, and the production is beautifully done. The way they mix live music with immersive visuals and audience interaction makes you feel part of the experience, not just watching it. The show takes you into different rooms with each one having its own experience. They even have a few bars set up throughout so you can grab a drink along the way. A must see show in Vegas!