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

I visited The Bomb Factory to attend the World Of Dance competition and it was. Nice time. There…read morewere thousands of dancers swarming the place, but there was still room to not feel completely crowded. Although they offered seating down low, it was constantly rotating on availability depending on the performers. If I wanted to find a seat, I could have. I mostly stood near the bar which wasn't too crowded since it was an all ages event. After standing there for about 2 hours, they did ask us to move to the end of the bar for potential customers .. there never really were more than 3 people ordering at a time, but we still moved. We got tall boy White Claws and it was the perfect sipper drink. The lighting and sound was good for the experience here and they had plenty of vantage points (including a VIP upper floor). Security wasn't bad, I didn't bring a bag, so I breezed through. There's a large parking structure right behind the TBF, so walking over was very easy too. We did initially have handicap people in our group who opted not to attend after we shared that the surrounding sidewalks were not very level and that the amount of people might be a little tricky for navigating with a walker. All in all though, I had a great time here!

I haven't been to the bomb factory in years. I went on a Thursday night and saw Meredith Marks at…read morethe bomb factory. We Ubered, so we didn't have to worry about parking. Ubers pick you right up in front of the doors so that's nice. I think this is the cleaner concert venue in Dallas. The bar and bartender are all very nice and do a great job. It's was definitely packed but we were able to get our drinks quick. This is a great general admission venue!

I have seen countless great shows at the Granada through the years. Heck I remember seeing movies…read morehere when I was a kid (saw a 3D movie with the glasses - maybe some kind of creature from the black lagoon or something - yeah I'm old!). Sound is always good. I like the staggered standing levels. If you want to get into the action up front you can do it but I prefer to be in the second level which is close but I don't have to worry about a mosh pit or anything. A few different bars - lobby or just inside the theater to keep you hydrated. Parking can be easy on Greenville in certain places if you know where to look although as new restaurants are opening nearby I'm gonna lose my go-to parking. Love that the CD World owner bought this place years ago and made it such a great venue. Also love that it's in my hood.

I'm always finding fun and free things to do in DFW, and this one is a gem. I've been twice and had…read morea blast both times. Doors open at 6 PM, so get there early unless you want to be part of the overflow squad. But honestly, even overflow isn't tragic. If you miss the rooftop, you can still watch the movie downstairs or out on the patio. Before the movie starts, they do trivia about the film, and if you get the answers right you win prizes like tickets or candy. So far they have shown Cruella and Hocus Pocus, and the energy has been great every time.

loved the food and service, very friendly staff and good vibes. Music could be better thoughread more

Super friendly staff upon being greeted, showing us to our table and servers…read more I love the design style, feels very rustic as their name indicates. Simple but nice interiors. Wide open spaces full of plenty of dining tables. The outdoor space offers picnic tables and smaller tables, all spread out and offer views of the stage. Live music starting on Wednesdays and going into the weekend. I ordered a rustic burger. Fantastic flavor and juicy not over powering. Watch out for the green chile, it will make some tear up. The servers were all super friendly and always with a smile on their face. Thank you for a great first visit.

Shane is the world's best bartender!!!! Y'all need to come here the drinks were so potent and…read morestellar seriously would 1000% recommend

Great Bar, plenty of parking . Whiskey and Coke is $7 not bad and it's pretty good pour. Live bands…read moreplenty of elbow room. Good bar

Awesome venue! Employees were very nice, place was clean and…read moresound was good, Great Show!

Loved seeing Junior Brown at the Kessler Theater last night - great show at a great venue - but I…read moream ticked off about the bartender on the upper level. He sneaks in a $3 well charge on everything on the rocks. That's crooked. I have never seen that before anywhere else. Not a friendly guy either. Not even a thanks after pickpocketing your bar bill. Someone should be able to have a good time at a show without having to audit a simple bar bill. Watch out!

The chef knows what he's doing and he makes the best burger that I've ever had in my entire life…read more The service was fantastic and the music was fantastic too. I danced my booty off so...

Just came here for a hangout. The place had plenty of seating, and folks walking in and out. I…read moreenjoyed my beer but can't remember the name. It did have an apple taste to it. We enjoyed the band. It's a great hangout spot for friends, couples, etc. or coming here to grab a drink or two. The guy at the bar checked on us to make sure we were okay. Even though he had plenty of people at the bar he still checked on everyone sitting down in the general area.

Vibes are amazing and music is always good ! No food served there, but there are restaurants around…read moreit & they allow outside food to be brought in, also the drinks are lovely

Absolutely love this place. The venue itself is intimate and has a close quarter element that makes…read moreit super trendy. The music was awesome.

I finally got to check The Loft out. Wasn't quite sure what I was expecting given that it's above…read morethe Palladium, which is quite large. The Loft is fairly small. Think I heard it holds about 400 people. There's a bar in the back, and a bar to the side of the stage, so it was pretty easy to get a drink at all times (important!). I can't really comment about the sound because the Buzzcocks played LOUD, but I enjoyed it, even when I went deaf. The opening band wasn't really my cup of tea, so we all went out to the patio. A huge patio at that. It was fun looking at the Dallas skyline and watching the hoochie mama's below going to the Pittpull concert. Hello silicone, but I digress. I didn't really mind paying $4.50 for weak cocktails, or $4 for Shiner, even when it was poured in a plastic cup. The bathroom attendant was so unnecessary, though. Is she always there? There are only two bathroom sinks, and we were at a punk show ferfucksake. Any who. I felt the venue was solid for what it does, and the fact that I was able to get so close to punk legends sealed the deal.

Rubbing Elbows One…read moreof the best reason to go see a live band is the ability to feel the music coming out of their mouths and instruments. That can only be accomplished by being up close and personal. The loft is so much more intimate than the Palladium below. The bartenders can get busy, especially between sets, but don't worry they'll get to you. Between sets take a breather on their awesome balcony. Take some pics with your friend/significant other with the Dallas skyline. With all these positive marks you would expect a 5 star review. Sadly, the band line up is pretty limited. My favorite recurring band are the Spazmatics. I wish they could take a cue from Granada's rotation. Still, if your favorite band comes, it's a no brainer! Band with a view

I had my first visit to Trees a couple weeks ago when I went to the Mick Jenkins concert. It was a…read moregreat show and Trees is an interesting space. It's kind of a small, narrow concert venue. Because of its space layout and narrow width of the room, there is no bad spot in the house, save for maybe in the corners of the balcony which may give obstructed view. I was also very pleased with the acoustics in the room. The sound system and quality was great! I was impressed with this as the sound in similar venues can be hit or miss. There's street parking, paid lots nearby, and a parking lot right next to the venue for $20 cash. I'd definitely return to Trees for another concert.

Always buy vip I love this venue and the staff. Great people, intimate venue. Fantastic views of…read morethe stage.