I had the most fun last night!! This venue has a big open space where you can see people play ping…read morepong and pool and nights past 9PM amazing bands and artists come to play jazz!! The drinks are tastefully mix and you feel right at home. I was expecting my pretzel bites to be stale as most bars with food aren't that great but they were soft and salted. They consistently check your tables to check on you and remove finished drinks and empty dishes. PARKING was soooo easy to find. Right beside it there's a parking garage and the charge was $10 for a Friday night. I love this place and I can't wait to go again

Band AMAZING Drinks Good…read morePo boy 2/10 I was given my poboy on stale/hard bread. As a cook, how did you not take enough pride into what you're serving people to not notice? After picking thru it because I was hungry, I spoke to an manager and he just seemed as if I was not being honest, so I pulled the broken bread pieces out to show him; and he didn't offer anything in return. I won't be back.

Nice moderately sized venue…read more Great old school construction that is renovated to look and sound amazing. Staff there were kind and helpful when needed. Food wasn't too expensive with all things considered. I paid $15 for a chicken tenders meal that was delicious and filling. The sound in this place was great too, and most of the generally all standing spots in the place had a great view of the stage, whether on the floor of balcony. I recommend seeing artists here.

Update: While my original review remains, I am appreciative about the leadership reaching out and…read moreunderstanding what happened and provided feedback to me personally on what they understood on their end. They gave me more information on how while they have their own rules and regulations, each event also have their own set of rules and regulations which makes sense. Spencer a General Manager was very concerned about my experience and validated my experience. Spencer was professional, listened to my experience, but mostly gave me a plan of action of what they can do moving forward. I appreciate the management there. Also I was not paid nor did I take a compensation of any type for this update. It was very upsetting that I got kicked out of the venue because I had a medical emergency and was trying to get out of the crowd. I had to go over the front of the barricade as that was the fastest way for me to get out. I was not told where medical was located only that because I went over the barricade I needed to leave, even though I had a vip access. I was 100% sober, I was non combative, I was very polite. I was there with my wife which is why I got vip access so she didn't have to be down in the crowd. Despite telling the security, calmly, that I had an emergency and I was there with my wife I was still escorted out. But not out entirely as he just showed me the door and the security walked away, I could have easily just went back in. This is also something that is concerning because if I were a combative person, for them not to walk me out fully is concerning as a person opposite of my demeanor could have easily gone back in. I think two things should happen Explicitly put signs that state "if you go over a barricade regardless of emergency or medical emergency you will be escorted out." If people are being escorted out, they need to be monitored and ensure they actually get escorted out. If a person says they have a medical emergency the staff should be conscious of that and escort the person to medical not out of the venue. I had a medical emergency last night and was kicked out vs escorted to medical. I'm glad that I'm okay, it's just unsatisfactory the way I was treated when I explicitly said I had an emergency.

Tommy's Place is the performance venue that opened up in the Fall of 2010 with the brand new Ronald…read moreTutor Campus Center at USC. It is located on the basement level, directly adjacent to Traditions Bar & Grill. The place has much better acoustics than Ground Zero, not to mention a completely better sound system. The lighting in the venue is also top notch. Bottom line, it's a pretty sweet venue and is definitely comparable to the best small performance spaces in Los Angeles. There are tables, couches, and pool tables that are shared with Traddies, allowing you to relax and hang with friends while enjoying some live music. You can see their performance and event calendar here: http://bit.ly/ciZt9t

Gotta say as a bartender the waiting and favoritism was too much, Adrian and the guy with the…read moredreads service was horrible. Ive worked from college to speak easy so I understand the pace but that was unacceptable.

For my own personal best record of 30 reviews in 10 DAYS since the beginning of the year…read more.. I choose The Teragram Ballroom! This really cool intimate venue has been around for a while as the spot where old and new bands from Band of Skulls, Unwritten Law, NIIS, SCOWL, Joker's Hand and Destroy Boys (right before they got bigger, opening for Blink 182 on tour!) have all played at. The sounds, acoustics and everything are all dynamically set up by their amazing crew of technicians and staff. Custodians are on their toes keeping things clean around here as well. Security around here are very fair. They don't trip about moshers and stage divers as long as they keep things peaceful and fun! Huge plus! Parking can be a toss up, but that's normal and the price around here isn't bad. Lines usually wrap around the building and into the residential area nearby with peoples' houses. It's pretty damn funny, IMO. I was able to see NIIS, Scowl , Destroy Boys and other awesome bands here . Super chill, fun venue! Can't wait to hit up more concerts at this place, because it's one of my favorite small/intimate concert venues around here!

Great little venue in ktown. It's a small intimate theater…read more One thing I'm not a fan of here is because there isn't a slope, or a true GA pit.. the entire GA is one level so it's super hard to see from the back. I wish it had like a level up step for the back area people. Sound quality was fine here but being ear plugs for sure. Parking is street or there is a lot across which I think charges way too much - 30 bucks for the evening in this area is high way robbery. That's what you pay down by the crypto center and there is way more to do down there. But that's not the venues fault of course.

First timer at this venue. Concerts are usually a toss up…read more But Oscar at the Bellwether is top-tier and he provided elite customer service in real life. Went above and beyond and made the whole experience effortless. Absolute pro. Bellwether's lucky to have him. People like him make concerts an enjoyable experience.

This review is for Camille's at The Bellwether. I went for Wednesday Rock Nite that they were…read morehosting, and although had a good time, I was not impressed with the way the venue is run. First off, the parking situation is a nightmare so you better be down to uber if you want any prayer of getting there otherwise you'll be circling the block for 30+ minutes trying to find a spot. Second, the beer was way over priced. You're looking at $17 + tip for a decent sized beer, or paying $11 for a cheap can. That's like Coachella pricing, absolute robbery. Third and probably the biggest turn off, was that the second the last band played their last note, the bar immediately closed and started kicking people out. No final call, no grace period to hang out, just gtfo. Zero hospitality. Overall, I liked the space itself, especially the upstairs lounge / balcony area, but the cons just far outweigh the pros with this place. Logistically terrible location and zero hospitality to speak of paired with overly expensive drinks and not particularly friendly staff did not make me want to come back here. There are far better venues in LA.

I hope they keep this theater open forever. It's stunning. They restored it beautifully. The ornate…read moredetails and grand architecture are really something to behold. The sound was fine and views seem good enough from just about every section, although I didn't go up on the balcony. The seats are small, as is the norm for theaters of this era. They were much more comfortable than other venues I have been to in the area. My only complaint was I am not sure the doors close (or there actually are any doors) from the (sumptuous) lobby, so sadly we could hear the staff from our seats. They were talking loudly by the doors to the orchestra area, super distracting. It was a live podcast, so probably not an issue if it's a loud concert. The beauty of this theater and it's history is the thing, and it makes for a memorable experience.

An older no frills theater that doesn't have much around it. Lots of parking lots from $10 to $30…read more Not much street parking. It was easy to come in and out of the street. No long lines or congestion. Definitely recommend coming around an hour early if you want to get a drink, merch, and go to the bathroom before an 8pm show. We showed up at 7:30pm and barely made it through the doors at 8pm due to only 3 security lines. The line wrapped around the building down the street. I really appreciated the staff for managing the line and preventing line cutters. It was very exciting to see Lucy Darling and her right hand man, Mark. They were very funny and it was amazing to see them up close. The camera crew did great showing everything on the screen with subtitles and an ASL interpreter, but I still recommend getting seats as close as possible. I hope they come back!

Walked in on a Friday evening around 8:30-9. There was no line to get in and the place didn't seem…read morecrowded. My husband and I walked around before we decided to grab a drink at the bar. I had already drank at some breweries before we came here so I didn't want any more mixed drinks. I got a canned drink, I don't remember the name We had some coins and started to play. A couple of the machines took our coins but the games never started which was a bummer but we just moved on. We later saw people playing on them so it was probably something we did wrong. The place was a good vibe with a do playing music. We spent about an hour before we decided to check another place out. My husband and I had a lot of fun. Good way to reminisce when we were young kids playing these games.

EightyTwo is such a fun spot for a night out. If you're into arcade games, this place is a win…read morenothing better than playing Mortal Kombat and beating my husband The drinks are good, the vibes are always on point, and the bartenders are super nice. It's a great place for birthdays or even a fun drinking day/date night there's something for everyone and it keeps people entertained. Plus, the surrounding area has that nostalgic feel with good food spots nearby, so you can easily make a whole night out of it.

Loooved the show and the whole experience! It was truly immersive. Loved the story and the…read moreSoundtrack was amazing, visual effects was mesmerizing; the whole production was spectacular!!! Highly recommend!! My husband is not really into shows, he just goes cuz I love them, but he actually truly enjoyed the whole production! Please come back to LA!! And make more like it!!

We all had a phenomenal time. The experience was so unique. The guy is a creative genius. This…read moreis way more interesting than watching a normal musical. Highly recommend to anyone! Bring ear plugs if you have sensitive ears.

30+ years of frequenting this local bar, it's ar a great location and very close to everything in…read moreDowntown Los Angeles. Many great varieties of cocktails and beers...Mr. Sevilla is the life of Mal's and has always served this community with great service and beautiful murals for decades.

We had so much fun!!! Great bartenders, joyful clientele--all ages…read more We had a blast...happy hour & we went to our concert at the Shrine Auditorium and came back for a nightcap!

I Held a film screening there recently and it was an awesome space. The rep helping us, Robert,…read morereally went above and beyond to make sure our screening was successful. This place has a lot of history and the theater could seat 200 people, with a good quality screen and sound, very rare to find. The owner Viktoriia works in the film industry and is very prompt. My guests really enjoyed it and we look forward to hosting future events there.

So cool! I didn't even know this existed, went to the battle of the bands over summer and saw some…read moreawesome bands. The AC kept the main room cold and the sound was awesome. Excited for more events here