I've come here several times and have enjoyed myself each time. They have a 2 item ordering minimum…read morewith ticket purchase, but the food and drinks are pretty good! I like their wings/tenders and their desserts the best as food and all of their drinks are pretty tasty. It's easy and quick to be seated for shows and receive your food and drink orders. Overall it's always good vibes and a good time here.

I love the atmosphere here! The staff is AWESOME and friendly. I'd recommend the carne asada fries…read moreespecially for that so-cal vibe.

Had the best time ! Went with some friends on Friday night- the staff were all great and fully…read morebased on our suggestions and full improv. It was very entertaining. We all enjoyed it and we were apart of the show haha but highly recommended for a fun girls night ! We stayed behind afterwards and talked to the actors and they were all so great and friendly !

This is a hidden gem in Lower Greenville. It is pure improv comedy and we were told by a regular…read morethis evening that we got to see the "B" team tonight. Judging by all of the laughter generated, I don't really think that was true. Every skit they pulled together just worked and provided non stop laugh track for the evening. They have a full bar that is open until showtime and then again during intermission. Audience participation is encouraged but they don't try to embarrass anyone and they keep the humor out of the gutter for the most part. Highly recommended for some side splitting laughs.

My wife and I went to see Ron Pearson and the show was great! The club was really clean including…read morethe men's restroom which usually is a mess in most places. The service was spot on from the front door to the table with a great waitress. Eat before you go unless you are just going for the drinks and laughs because the food menu is small and the food mostly snacks. The parking and finding the place was horrible though. I thought we were going to miss the show trying to find the correct parking garage. It's really confusing. Overall though the show was wonderful and I wish I remembered the name of the comedian that opened because he did a pretty good job also.

Let me just say, you come for the act, not the club. I come here to see Sammy Obeid and hes…read moreamazing. The food is mid at best. I wish there would invest in better quality food and better NA options. Would love to see mocktails on the menu as well as coke zero. The people that work here are nice but the quality of the space and food isnt it. I don't think I've ever had a cocktail here so cant speak to the quality of the drinks. Also- 2 item per person minimum but they do have NA drinks as cheap as $3 and snack things as low as $5 so its not too pricey.

I had my first visit to the Majestic Theatre last weekend for hte Moonchild concert. This is a very…read morenice and historic theater. The seats were surpirisingly more comfortable than I expected, although the legroom was a little tight for my long legs. For reference, I'm 5'9 1/2". The acoustics were excellent! I liked that there were drinks and food options available, and that drinks could be brought into the theater. That's rare. My only complaint, which may not be the fault of the Majestic, was that the lead singer's voice was drowned out by the instruments. To be fair, Amber's (the lead singer) voice is very sweet and soft. The instruments of the band sounded great and were very crisp and clear, which was a testament to the sound system and acoustics in the room, but they overpowered the lead singer. The lighting on the stage was also very good. In the basement of the theater, there are vintage artifacts from the theater, and details about the history of the items and the theater. This is very nice and a great way to preserve and teach the history of the Majestic for generations to come. For parking, there's a nearby outdoor parking lot down the street but the cost is $30 to park. I would definitely return to the Majestic for a concert!

Beautiful and newly restored historic venue in Downtown Dallas! Great acoustics for concerts and…read moretheatrical shows! Parking garages nearby can be a bit pricey( $35) so beware!

What a great place for an intimate concert or music event! I saw David Archuleta in the Cambridge…read moreroom, and I was the first one that I have been to a concert in this specific side room of the house of blues. It was small, intimate, and super fun! Everyone was super respectful about personal space, In the audio was fantastic. There was a much table outside of the room as well as a small one right when you enter the room. This stage was rather small, but it also allowed the audience to see the performers pretty close up. David was super super talented. The two dancers that he had on stage also was a great addition to his vocals. Band was also really good. It was also pretty easy to get an Uber when the concert finished. We definitely recommend seeing one of your favorite artist here, especially since it's such an intimate venue compared to big stadiums in arenas

Went to see Field Medic in the Cambridge room at HOB. Let me tell you the sound in this room is one…read moreof the best and I go to a lot of concerts. HOB is always very chilly inside and this was no exception. The decor is very nice and since it's small you always have a good view. Only 2 things I did not like. 15 dollars for a canned beer is outrageous. Shots of good alcohol were cheaper at 12.99. The bartender was less than pleasent and very crusty. Then with the show still going on she was closing down the bar. It was before 11pm and people were still wanting drinks. I would live to go here again though just for the room and the sound

The Stomping Ground Comedy Theater offers entertainment for those on a budget. We spent $15 per…read moreticket for the early show on a Friday night of a holiday weekend. You can Bring Your Own Booze (BYOB) which also saves you money. We brought bottles of beer, and the box office had a bottle opener we could use to pop them open. There was no corkage fee, but they aren't going to be providing glasses or ice, nor will they pour your beverage for you. If you need a snack during the show, they offer some concessions at the box office window. It looked like candy, chips, and canned soda were available for sale. Before the late show, someone setup a table to sell multi-colored popcorn. It's not dinner, but it will tide you over until you can eat a proper meal elsewhere. The venue is located in a business park with plenty of free parking outside. There was a police officer parked in the lot and making the rounds. Not sure if that is par, but the business park seemed like a clean and relatively safe area. It's not the Ritz, but it isn't dive bar quality either. The walls are painted black and decorated with colorful panels. Metal stacking chairs with built in cushions are lined up nicely with at least one small table squeezed in each row. You could move the chairs if you felt you needed a little more elbow room. There are no arm rests. The low table allows you to set your drinks and snacks down so you can clap for the entertainment, but you'll need to get there early to score a spot next to one. The front row has two, 3-seater, plush couches. We got there early enough to get one of those seats, but opted to avoid the potential punishment of sitting in the front row of a comedy show. The comics during the early show were from Austin, San Antonio and Dallas. It was mostly local talent. Both men and women performed short sets of maybe 10-15 minutes. There were about 5 different comics that performed during the early show. Each comic had a monologue with some gems and some duds. This is raw talent, not polished TV fodder, but entertaining just the same. The late show was a special show. I wish we could have stayed for it, as the publicity for it was originally how we found out about this place. The venue is also offering improv classes. You'll have to check their website for prices and a schedule. Improv classes are for everyone, and everybody who takes them can benefit from learning to think out of the box, to integrating spontaneous creativity in their life, and to fostering better communication with others. This place is a good bargain for those looking for a night out without breaking the bank. Since my hubby is cheap, I'm sure we will be back.

A not-for-profit comedy community with a unified mission. I love everything about this place and…read morehow they train students in improv, standup, sketch etc. with great care and consideration in the curriculum. There is a happy sense of community, equity, transparency.

Be aware of the 20% auto gratuity on food/drink orders, we were a little caught off guard by that…read more the food itself was okay, the drinks were basic and quick, nothing to write home about but it was decent and the wait for the food was short. This was my family's first time in Dallas. We did some bar hopping before hand and ended up walking into Frankies and downstairs to the show at Sharkys on a whim. i believe it was $15 a person which seemed like a fair price for laughs and a good show. The comedians we saw perform were overall not very funny. The small crowd the place did manage to draw was pretty dead. laughs were few and far between but we were trying to have fun regardless. Comics attempting to roast people were mostly appropriate but at a certain point went way too far with it. It came across as insults rather than poking fun. It actually made me pretty uncomfortable, needless to say, we left early and i doubt we will ever come back. This is a first for me as far as paying for a show and leaving early... not a great impression. The Owner seems like a pretty good guy... maybe it was just a bad night? I dont know, but it left a pretty cruddy stain on the otherwise great time we had in a new city.

Atmosphere was good, not clean. Comedy was not very good. Bar service was quick and friendly…read more Would recommend trying something else if you are looking for a good comedy show however this one was free so there is that! Did not eat here.

Maybe I am biased, since the crafts and festivals in San Francisco actually sell things you want to…read morebuy, but this wasn't that. It was lots of junky crafts and a few (non-crowded) food stalls - All packed together in an alley for only about 4 blocks. I went with 2 friends, the only thing one of us actually purchased was a sticker. I suppose the good news is that parking was pretty easy and it is only 1x per year. Hard pass.

Great venue, great weather, great people watching and some great artist out there…read more Not many mask wearer's if that is a concern but we got there early so it was not a problem. Hope things continue to get better because we miss these type of events. Great job Deep Ellum

Stopped by The Free Man in Deep Ellum and had a great experience. Parking was surprisingly easy --…read moreboth paid and street parking were available nearby, which is always a win in this area. The drink prices were average for Deep Ellum, and the quality matched--nothing over the top, but definitely enjoyable. Unfortunately, the kitchen was closed by the time we arrived, so we didn't get to try the food this time around. We did get to enjoy some live music. I really appreciated that there was no cover charge, and the space itself was clean and comfortable. The bathrooms were well-kept, and there was plenty of seating the night we went, which made it easy to relax and enjoy the atmosphere. Overall, it's a solid spot to grab drinks and hang out, and I'd definitely come back earlier next time to try the food!

This is a good place to stop in if you're in downtown Dallas and like to listen to live music and…read morekaraoke. They have a bar and food here as well. The prices are decent and the waitresses are attentive.

The Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Kalita Humphreys Theater is a fantastic venue. Both Uptown Players…read moreand Dallas Theatre Center stage plays here in this 600 seat luxurious theater with two small balcony areas on either side of the stage and an upstairs balcony section that seats about 150 additional guests. Seating is comfortable and sight lines are amazing -- not a bad seat in the house. The orchestra section is off to the side so you can see each actor's facial expressions. There's a bar with alcoholic beverages and sodas in additional to light snacks such as candy bars and peanuts. If you're tired of paying $100 to have to use binoculars just to see the stage at DSM Fair Park, you should definitely come check out a show here!

What a lovely theater and good time! I saw the play "Sense and Sensibility" tonight and enjoyed…read moremyself very much. The design of the building is aesthetically pleasing, art deco, big windows. I rather like all the red inside too, but perhaps that is just me. It is very much its own space, and not like any of the modern buildings today. Parking is free, which is a rare find in Dallas these days too. There are concessions, wine, soda, cookies and such, which you can take into the theater with you. The air conditioning was icy cold, which I was happy for! For those that got too chilly, right in the back are blankets available to use! How charming. I'd say every view is a good one here too, no bad seats. I found the chairs more comfortable than the ones at the Wyly Theatre for sure. The play itself was well done, good casting, especially Colonel Brandon, though he did make me think - Willoughby who? *fans self* The revolving stage was a little distracting, but the play itself was lovely as Jane's work almost always is. The actors bounding up the stairs and into the audience was unexpected for this type of play, but worked well, and many of the lines were delivered to much laughter. Austen fans shouldn't miss it!