Great hookah! I was told the best in Shreveport. It's located in Chicago which is a club, lounge,…read moreand hookah bar. We got there just when they open about 9:00. The music was great in the hookah bar at first kinda tantric lounge music then it got busy so they begin to play AC~DC I was appalled. It never changed they just kept playing that kind of music so we left and probably will not go back.

Cigars? Hahahaha. This place has roughly 8-10 types of cigars. It's such a joke. Nice patio out…read morefront if you can find anything to smoke. They did have a Perdomo but that was about it. Thumbs down for false advertising!

Loved this place! The staff was amazingly courteous and on top of stuff. The decor definitely makes…read moreit one of the prettiest bar & lounges in Shreveport. The Kourtyard in back holds a decent crowd and both inside and out have stage areas. We randomly stopped in when they were having a hip-hop/R&B DJ competition and it was so much fun and good energy! The only reason this place didn't get a 5 is because this fabulous place has the worst women's bathroom! The doors look slipshod and don't lock, there wasn't any soap the entire night, it was dirty & not OK. But the club is definitely a place we will return to. There was a food truck outside selling wings and it smelled amazing.

The place was solid, plus the place very lively when I went with my friends. If you're passing…read morethrough Texarkana this is a good spot to eat.

We had a burger and a burrito bowl. Both were great! And air our waiter was very friendly and…read morehelpful in helping to choose our meals.

This is like a smoky and divey version of House of Blues in Texarkana on Arkansas side. Bar tenders…read moreare fast and convenient. Sound system is great and their air filters works great (it wasn't as smoky as I thought) The only reason I can't give it a five stars is because I've never seen anybody bus the tables and bar area except for one female server and for that lady who walks around selling the Confederate flag. It just really bothers me.

Saw a shitty band there last week, The Tonky Honks. Just overall shitty vibe with a crappy band.read more

Old dive bar which is famous for their Big T, allows smoking and have live music. This place is…read morelocated in AR side of Texarkana right at the border line, literally. They have great prices on beers and have pool tournaments as well.

My wife and I have been there three times first time was fun we met some people, but the second and…read morethird time we were there they hadnt been open long we couldn't get them to wait on us acted like they just didn't have the time.Guess you have to be a selective patron to get waited on properly we found other places that are much better and haven't been back

Seats are old and out of date but nostalgic to a bygone era. It's a crowded environment but has a…read morevery intimate feel. We watched a great concert there and had a blast. If you don't have huge expectations, then this location will succeed in carrying the night. It feels like you are an old time theater from the turn of the century.

We spent $200 and drove 3 hours for Rodney Carrington. Worst experience! We had box seats and could…read morenot understand one word out of the man's mouth. After reporting this to the staff during the 1st act, we were told they are working on it. So Rodney comes out- we still can't hear anything. I speak with a lady named Tiffany. She was so rude and hateful that I asked to speak to a manager. She said she was the manager. I asked for a refund- she said no. We asked for other seats- but it was sold out. After I said we would just leave, this woman has the nerve to say 'have a nice trip home" with the rudest look on her face. I swear if she is management- she should be fired! I have sent the theater 3 emails asking them to make this right and I haven't heard one word! So in short- don't waste your time or money going here for any event. He was in Oklahoma the next night- that is what we should have done!

The smell of fresh jambalaya hit me right in my nostalgia, bringing back drunken moments of Bourbon…read moreStreet. As I gleefully devoured my meal - pan fried and searing, the oysters were lightly breaded and juicy. And the morsels of gator meat were tender and succulent. I ordered a side of dirty rice which was brimming with fresh sausages and juicy beans - it was simply the best Cajun casserole I had outside of the Big Easy.

Hi. Um. Okay. So... yeah. I came in around 11:00 pm because…read moreI was, you know, trying to see if there was live music or, like, a vibe. Not drunk. Not loud. Just standing there. Hydrated. Existing. At first it was cool. I met a couple of young guys. Super nice. Totally normal human interaction. We talked. It was fine. No problems. Excellent. Then they left. And, uh... yeah. Everything got weird. Like... record scratch weird. No bartender came over. No eye contact. No "hey man, what can I get you?" Just a lot of standing and looking past me like I was a ghost or maybe a very calm ghost. I tried to make casual conversation, because that's what people do in bars. And suddenly the room felt tense. Like I had accidentally walked into a staff meeting or a crime scene. At some point it hit me. Oh. They think I'm a cop. Not because I did anything. But because I was standing upright. And sober. And aware. Which, apparently, after 11 pm here is suspicious behavior. For the record, I am not law enforcement. I am just a guy who is cold and trying to hear music. I wasn't kicked out. I wasn't served. I was just... ignored. Like if they pretended I didn't exist long enough, I might fade away. So I left. Nothing dramatic happened. It was just awkward. Uncomfortable. And kind of impressive in a sad way. I walked into a bar and accidentally became a vibe check the place failed itself. This might work great for regulars or a younger crowd earlier in the night. But if you are a grown adult who knows how to behave in public, you may suddenly find yourself labeled "possibly undercover." Party on. I guess.