Es grande y me gusta la música y buen trago y hay mire a Torito en concierto muy buenas memorias y…read moreel parqueo es grande

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The Granby Thestre in and of itself is a good venue. It provides multi level areas where seats can…read morebe reserved for guests that want to have a place to chat, have sons drinks and at the same time great views to the main floor/stage. Could it be great? Sure - need some updating of flooring, lighting, etc. I was here last night for the Dayshift event sponsored by Fever. It's meant to be a dance 80's/90's themed dance party. This event itself is a 4. You pay $30 (not sure if worth it compared to just go to dance clubs by the oceanfront where there's no cover charge). They give you a light up foam thing which didn't last the whole hour I was there. There were confetti sprayed every now and then, music wasn't bad. The twerking contest am not sure if I'd rate a 1 or 2. Overall I guess it's an alternative to go to if you don't have plans to watch the Admirals!

Ive been to the Granby Theatre 2x now. Once for a candlelight concert which I loved and more…read morerecently for a murder mystery dinner. Given that this is an event space, each production might be a little different in terms of food, organization etc. Basing this off the venue alone, the theatre is beautiful. Seats could be more comfortable especially in the balcony, but I do like how open the venue is. Parking can be a little tricky depending on time of day but there are garages nearby. Will definitely be back for another event!

First time here. The crowd was nice. The bartenders good. (Grayson was great) watching people…read moreride the mechanical bull was entertaining. I wish I knew how to line dance since that seems to be the only dancing you can do. I thought it would be more unruly but it wasn't. It might've been slow that night. We will go back this week and see how it is again.

This is the worst possible bar to go to in Norfolk. Went there and the workers are the most rude…read morestuck up people in the world. the guy working the mechanical bull was the most rude person I've came in contact with. There was no one in the bar and the waitresses were stI'll nasty and rude. DO NOT GO THERE

good music, nice bartenders. line never moves after 11:30. floor always sticky and people are rude,…read morejust gotta push them ‍

All the girls are gross the floor sticks to ur shoes and the bathroom toilets dont flush and they…read moredont have any stalls.

The banque is a country western bar and club in Norfolk. They have been open for years and have a…read morevery welcoming atmosphere. It's a great place for beginners to learn. They have ladies night on Thursdays and partner lessons at 6 and line dancing lessons at 7 Thurs-Sat. It's my go-to spot if a want a chill dancing night. The chicken tenders are some of the best I've ever had! Their prime rib on Saturday and Sunday is top tier. Also everyone is super friendly. Made some really close friends here! Highly recommend checking it out for yourself!

Definitely an experience!!!! This place is huge and been around forever. Definitely worth checking…read moreout....even if you have 2 left feet. Just watching the dancers is fun. I have never seen so many men on the dance floor. Love it! Lots of different bars to serve you, pool tables and a smoking section. They do have food but I did not try the food. But I would like to. Just overall a great atmosphere. I wish I knew how to dance. I love that you can wear cowboy boots, or jeans or a sparkly dress or sneakers.....anything goes and I felt no judgement.....just a group of people wanting fun that liked to dance. I will be back.....be prepared to pay a cover on certain nights after a certain time. Cash only but of course there is an ATM right in the lobby. And they do offer dance lessons....but not even dance lessons can help me. Hopeless. But I like to watch the dancers. Check them out!

Had a great time on a Saturday night. We ordered small chicken breast which menu stated comes with…read more2 sides but menu was outdated and bartender stated its only a side salad but same price, it was tasty though small. The music was well balanced and kept the flow of the night. The dj was good, the bathrooms had no paper and the mens had a toilet but the door was removed. Most importantly it felt safe and the security was attentive and courteous. Well lit parking and police presence outside at 2am. With the lack of Latin/Spanish dance/music available in the 757, this was nice. Manager was friendly. Bartenders nice as well.

Great scene, great vibe, service is a little slow but drinks are strong ! Would definitely…read morerecommend. Great

Went for a show. Parking was easy. Getting in was quick. Staff was kind. We had food while there,…read moreit came out quickly and was hot. Bands sounded great. Security was super nice to my kids. #PeabodysVB @peabodysnightclub #buzzybooth

Peabody's has been open since 1967, wow! I lived nearby and went to an L7 show here when I lived…read moreOceanfront in Virginia Beach. I didn't frequent Peabody's since I have never been a person who loves dancing or DJs. Also, I was outside of Peabody's target demographic of 18-24 year-olds. This was during my "bitter chick rock" phase that still rears its head now and then, and one of my favorite bitter chick bands was L7! I saw their show at Peabody's on April 15, 1997. It was a great venue for this raw, bitter, loud band with a house packed and standing room only of fans trying their best to make a mosh pit. I guess Hole was my second favorite bitter chick band. Back to the L7 show. Classified as grunge, punk, and metal, I think L7 is more chick punk. Their guitarist was unavailable this night, and they replaced her with a local Va Beach chick guitarist who did a great job. The locals recognized her, I didn't. Smoking was allowed inside, and this audience was pretty aggressive for the times, with a lot of college aged guys wearing backwards baseball caps. That's fine, until the guys use their ballcaps as weapons to poke me in the forehead and face to try to keep me out of their mosh pit making range. The goal of the audience was to get to stage front. The audience even resorted to using cigarette lighters to burn each others clothes. Who does this? This show was during "The Beauty Process" tour and the setlist was great with songs from previous CDs including "L7" and other previous music. Par for the course, during "Cat-O-Nine Tails," a guy in leather bondage was brought on stage and then whipped with a whip by Donita, the lead singer. I'm confident this was just a show, and the poor guy wasn't hurt. "The Masses are Asses" is another L7 tune I like. Why no fifth star? The bouncers were interesting. They waited for patrons to make their way to the stage and for the most part, escorted the patron to the door - kicking nearly each one out. The crowd was "elbow to elbow" making it clear it was difficult to just take an overly rowdy and rough patron from the center of the crowd to kick them out. Still, the bouncers were sophomoric, and should have managed the crowd better. I'm happy to have seen L7, I'm happy my party were hurt, and I'm happy Peabody's provided a sizeable venue for an alternative show in the late 90s!