We had the best time randomly stopping in. Casey is an incredible bartender, and the vibe in the…read morebar is awesome. Can't wait to go back!

Anything Casey makes is unreal!! My friends and I came in for a drink. We tried a couple of…read moredifferent ones and each one kept getting better and better. You can tell Casey the bartender truly loves making them and connecting with people at the bar. 10/10 can't wait to go back! He also said he can make any of the cocktails a mocktail and I just love that as well! Music was great. Lighting was great. I think I found my new favorite spot. But only if Casey is there!!

Food is incredible and the service is top notch! I liked the ambiance it wasn't too loud.read more

Came in recently and have to say food was sub par this time. Got the filet and the steak had no…read moreflavor. I'm not even sure they seasoned it at all. I don't need much, usually I just put salt on before cooking steak. Also asked for medium rare and it came out medium. Not sure if the steak knife I got was dull or because the steak was over cooked but it was hard to cut. Also the sweet potatoes were under cooked. Majority were still hard. Overall disappointed and won't be ordering this again. The only star/positive was bartender and the lovely dirty martini with blue cheese stuffed olives. Service was good per usual sitting at the bar.

one of the best nights of music I've seen and heard in two years!…read more HUGE shout-out to Stella Luna for always putting on such an amazing show! I've been watching their music for over 11 years and they just keep getting better, and better! They have incredible skills/talent, but there's so much heart behind every show they play. The dance floor was NEVER empty last night, and neither were our hearts. Thank you for the LIt end of the show finale! The whole crowd was on their feet celebrating a great night of friends and music! If you get a chance to see Stella Luna, run don't walk. It's one of the best shows in town!!

DANCED MOST OF THE NIGHT! I can tell that the band practices because the members play their…read moreinstruments very well. No sloppiness. Lead singer can belt out a tune! It's nice to see band members that dress for the gig instead of these local bands that wear the clothes they had on all day! They are the real deal!

Food and music are wonderful!!! I love live music…read more No smoke, and people who want to have fun-that's The Jazz Kitchen!

The Jazz Kitchen is an iconic world famous lounge known for world class music events and artists…read more Been her 32 years! I've been many times. Small but intimate, classy, casual and hip. One should catch a show here at least once if you live in the city or are passing thru. This is my first time having a meal. I ordered grilled chicken that comes with a side salad. Food was good, music was fantastic; parking... horrible. I can't give 5 stars due to the parking! The Jazz Kitchen has been here for decades. They need to work out some parking! Honestly, thats the only reason why I think twice about coming to a show here, only due to the parking. The service was Great! I love vibe, just hate the parking.

The majority of shows I have been to was at The Vogue, but Turntable is also a good sister venue…read more It's meant to be a smaller venue for emerging artists or more intimate shows. During the night of my visit I saw a solo artist with a small band. The sound quality was quite good with very little feedback. I enjoyed sitting at the cabaret style tables toward the back. I also attended the annual bourbon tasting at Turntable. In addition to concerts and shows, they can host some special events as well. The space is not big so don't expect to cramp too many people in there. The Vogue is an iconic venue in Indy but Turntable has its merits also. The vibe is definitely different and I enjoyed seeing a more chill show in there. They have multiple events every week so keep an eye out on their calendar.

Turntable is kind of an ideal size for seeing a show, with a capacity of up to 400 (depending on…read morewhether there is seating) and a pretty good sound setup. But I do want to add a couple caveats to that (and out myself as a cranky old man). We saw a sold-out show here recently and found it to be just too damn crowded for the allotted space, which limited our enjoyment of the music and also made me think it's not terribly safe. We did end up finding an intimate spot by a garbage bin near the back where we could sort of see the stage and chit-chat with the drunkards who were also back there for easy access to the bar. And we were definitely happier there than we would have been near the stage, where everyone had to sacrifice elbow room and the option of a bathroom trip in favor of a better view. We would have been a little happier in the premium seating (which was sold out before I was able to book), but, lesson learned. I'd just rather be at a place where capacity is more limited but the setup is geared toward ensuring the audience has a little more comfort.

I really like the burgers here and my husband is a fan of the beer from that place! It's a nice…read moreplace to hang out

Upland is kind of an Indiana staple for good reason. Good beer (presumably. I'm sober lol) and…read moredefinitely good food. Coming in on a Thursday night, we experienced a bit of a rush for seating but we were sat quickly enough and then got our subsequent service fairly quickly as well. This location I think is cozier than others, where it's more sectioned off into a couple different areas with a family friendly area at the front and the bar area a little more separated. We got a nacho to start. It is huge. It can be a whole meal. We accidentally made it most of ours! I got a sweet plum burger as my main dinner. I had about half of it for dinner and saved the rest for later. I didn't think it was anything super special since the sweet plum sauce doesn't really come through in the way I would have hoped. For dessert, we got a strawberry and vanilla ice cream. I wish we could have tried the brownie, but the snow storm of Jan '26 probably made supply chain difficult. Altogether, under devour, starter, 2 mains, and dessert was $40. Pretty good deal if you ask me! I'd certainly come again!

Came here for their Ethnic (European, Scandinavian, Scottish, English, Greek, Latvian, Lithuanian,…read moreEastern European, etc) food and music event. Really laid back feel. The food was good especially the Polish pierogies stand. You can see how well handmade they were with a nice thin dough unlike the store bought ones. Most of the vendors took credit cards though oddly the only beer vendor did not. So if you want a beer you will need cash. They had "strolling" musicians which is a nice touch and not something you often see. The guy on the accordion was real good too! Same with the guy in a kilt playing the guitar. Lots of dancing demonstrations by the various ethnicities. The Italian fest was on the same day and while that event had lots of publicity on the local morning news for some reason they ignored this festival. Which is a shame as it was pretty good but it is probably not as well connected as the Italians. We bought our tickets in advance and it included parking. #357

From the owner: The Indianapolis Latvian Community Center is a non-profit organization serving the Indianapolis…read morearea and our surrounding Latvian community. We provide a venue for: Birthdays, Business Meetings, Festivals, Church Functions, Family Reunions, Retirements, Weddings, and various other Social Events. The Center houses two separate banquet halls: Riga Hall, National Hall (includes a stage with quality sound and lighting). Moreover there is a lounge and a large kitchen to serve many. The property is situated on eight beautiful acres in Northwest Marion County. Our center serves as a meeting place for our members as well as the local community to come together in celebration!

Good. Went to see a religious act/play and loved it! Staff are very nice!…read moreThey have some food and drinks you can buy before you go into the theater. Outside of the theater is loud when busy. (Not a complaint! Just putting here because of Yelp lol)

I came to see The Wiz and absolutely loved it! I've been to…read moreold National Centre and Indiana Performing Arts Centre and this may be my favorite one so far. Ended up with box seats with just me and my family and enjoyed it. We did have to sit up in our seats a little to see, but that may just be my height. However , I loved how I was able to see every part of the stage and that I didn't have to look over anyone's head to try to see. The line for drinks/snacks went by quickly and the staff were very friendly. I will definitely be looking into more shows at this location.

I had an absolute blast here. I had been driving by several times but never went in. We went on a…read moredate night and the vibes were immaculate! We decided to hookah and have drinks, I also had the beef gyro which was delicious. It wasn't very packed and our server was super kind and efficient. The music was 90s and the patio had great views. We had the best time and can't wait to return.

Food service and ambiance of the lounge was good . Food was well seasoned and carried well into the…read morenext day.

The Vogue will always hold a special place in my heart. My first concert at this venue was a doozy…read morefor me: Aimee Mann! She was being her funny and skinny and calm self, playing some of her songs from her Lost in Space album, which, at this point, is like an appendage of my body in musical form. Her album is a part of me. The Vogue is a small venue, but not extremely so. There is balcony seating, and a bar in the balcony, but you need to pay extra for this area. General admission is downstairs, and it's standing-room only. I know on the website it says that a general admission ticket grants you access to the upstairs, but when I went up there, I was immediately told that the tables were for people who paid extra. I considered paying the extra however-much-it-costs so I could sit down, but I decided to thug it out and found a corner downstairs, on the side by the stairs, to post up. Even though I was standing to the side, I still had a great view! I've seen Aimee Mann in concert one other time (she played at Royce Hall in Los Angeles with Rufus Wainwright, a long time ago), but I had never been this close to her. It was an amazing experience. There's a big bar downstairs, and they were super quick to get me my plastic cup of Moscow mule. FYI: This is not the place to get wine! They have a couple of cans of wine, but nothing in a bottle. They mostly have beer and mixed drinks. Before the concert, I was looking at all of the photos lining the walls of the bands and musicians who have played at The Vogue. It's impressive! This music venue has a long history. Lots of people have played at this humble place in Broad Ripple, which is pretty cool.

My friend and I came here for the Jesse McCartney concert and had a blast…read more The room is spacious but there are no seats at the lower level. It's all standing so you can feel like a can of sardines. They were offering upgrades to the second floor which we happily took. The upstairs is very spacious and has a bar so you don't have to go back downstairs into the crowd. I do like how there is a bar to sit your drinks at the railing so you can sit and have a more relaxed time. I will happily come back to the Vogue