I love everything about this place. It would be a cool venue in any city, but considering it is the the entertainment wasteland that is Phoenix, the Crescent Ballroom is exceptional. Most of the shows I've gone to in the past year have been either here or at the Marquee. Talk about opposite ends of the spectrum! Compare the friendly staff to the surly workers at the Marquee. The wonderful temperature control versus the sweltering heat. The clean, plentiful bathrooms instead of cesspool restrooms. And what about the free water stations, great cocktails, stadium seats, and a damn tasty veggie burro big enough for two? All of these great elements make Crescent Ballroom a shining star in Cen Pho. In a town where venue after venue is shutting down, I couldn't be happier that this place is thriving. read more

Crescent Ballroom has been one of my favorite downtown Phoenix locations since I first moved to AZ nearly three years ago. In the time between then and now, I have been to Crescent Ballroom for tons of music shows and even a literary function (Spillers)! FOOD / DRINK For all the times I've visited, I have YET to try the food. How screwed up is that!? I'll have to change that here sometime soon... I have, however, partaken of the bar menu, which is wonderfully diverse. I'm a single malt scotch guy, so seeing multiple scotch options at a venue bar gets me excited. The beer list is also pleasingly varied. VENUE But enough about food/drink. What about the venue? As a venue, Crescent Ballroom holds my #1 favorite spot. They host such a wide range of bands and seem to have a really good eye for new "indie" music that's trendy and relevant. SOUND Sound is the biggest factor for whether or not I can enjoy my time at a music venue. Having been a musician myself, I know all that goes into a solid audio mix. I am VERY pleased to report that Crescent Ballroom has consistently featured the most professional sound engineering. I'm super picky about this, so being able to depend on them for a good mix means a lot! I'm quite certain the bands who play here feel the same. BALLROOM The ballroom features plenty of standing room, a bar all its own, bleachers (!), and typically multiple water dispensers at various locations within the ballroom so you don't have to wait for ages at the bar just to "order" a cup of water when you're parched from drinking/singing/screaming. PARKING Even parking isn't that big of a deal at Crescent Ballroom because they have a decent-sized lot of their own in addition to plenty of street parking within easy walking distance. CONCLUSION To this day, I can't say I've had a single bad experience at Crescent Ballroom. If you haven't been, I recommend that you keep an eye on their music calendar and find an excuse to catch a concert. If you'd rather not wait, then go enjoy a dinner on the patio! You're likely to be surprised by a small performance of some kind and, even if you're not, I'm sure you'll agree that the atmosphere and service alone are reason enough to consider the trip worthwhile. Thank you, Crescent Ballroom team, for working so hard to provide an enjoyable experience. You've been great. Can't wait to see you again really soon! read more

We randomly went here looking for a place to get a beer while we were staying downtown. Didn't know what to expect. They had a decent selection of craft beers and cocktails. We had a couple of appetizers, and the food was great. Hot sauces were on point. I'd go back for sure, no bands were playing when we were there, but that'd be cool. read more

Great spot for indie acts, and drinking with your friends. While I haven't had the food, I've planned a pretend meal here. You know what I'm talking about? You read the menu, fantasizing about what you'll eat there when you go next time. Hey, if a menu can inspire that, I'm bout it. Anywho - It's mostly the people here that keep me coming back. Fun crowd always. read more

Finally! Phoenix has a venue to attract indie bands that I want to see without the gritty, dirty feeling you get at the Marquee Theater. I was there opening night and two more times within the short period of time it has been open. Great little patio/bar in the front with an intimate music venue in the back. I was pumped that Chris Bianco was part of the menu, but honestly can't say it's anything special....so go for music but go somewhere else to eat read more

This is a great venue for an intimate show. High-top tables and standing room near the stage, and bleacher seating in the back. It's not huge, but it's roomy enough. I will definitely return. I actually haven't eaten anything here, but the drinks were on point. read more

I can't even begin to say how needed the Crescent Ballroom was in Phoenix. It's about time we had a nice, amazing small music venue where I can see all my favorite bands and not break the bank. I can even try out bands I haven't heard before. All in an intimate setting where I can be so close to Ra Ra Riot that my photos make me look as if I was part of the press. I find myself going to so many more shows than I did before, and I get to have a burrito while I'm there too. Who doesn't want a burrito while they're at a show? NO ONE. And you can order it without leaving the concert space, because there's a bar in the back. Most of the space is standing room, but there are bleachers in the back too and some small tables also. The sound is amazing and I've never once been to a show I didn't like. I'm in love. read more

I can't believe what a great venue the Crescent Ballroom is. It's as if the owners/designers thought, "What do people want before, during, and after a concert?" (Then they correctly answered, "Booze, burritos, and more booze. We'll throw plenty of clean bathrooms in there for good measure.") The other night I got the chance to see St. Vincent at CB. The concert space is a great size - it fits plenty of people (even with places to sit!) - but you still get to be at one of those intimate shows where you can SEE the band. And if I'm going to a St. Vincent concert, I want to SEE the beautiful Annie Clark as she's playing. Not just a humanoid shape on a stage so far away that I can only assume that it's the band that I hear playing. If your favorite band is playing at Crescent Ballroom, do not miss the opportunity to see them at this venue. It is a great addition to downtown Phoenix with a bonus of being located only a block away from the lightrail stations. Get there early for some food and drinks too. read more

I happened to find out about this place because a favorite local band of mine was having a release party show at the venue right after it opened. I didn't make that show, but was familiar with the name of the venue the second time that band played, and showed up not knowing what to expect. I love the ambiance of this place. You get to really see the band up close and personal, and the sound is phenom. The environment is great for local bands and there isn't a bad spot in the place. Drinks were awesome, and the food was fantastic (and not as expensive as I had anticipated. Hell, I hadn't anticipated food, period, given it was a music venue). But of course the food would be great, considering the kitchen is overseen by Chris Bianco, who is responsible for the masterpiece that is Pizzeria Bianco. Can't say enough good stuff about this place!!! read more

Crescent Ballroom is the first venue I can think of in Phoenix that is actually a cool place to watch live music, AND eat a satisfying meal. I was intrigued when I heard it was another place to watch a good show, but it definitely became a priority when I heard that Chris Bianco (owner of Pizzeria Bianco) and Doug Robson (owner of Gallo Blanco) were in charge of the restaurant on the other side of the door. During my first visit, we were there to support a band and only had time for chips and guac (yum), but the rest of the food looked great! I will make sure I get there with plenty of time to spare before our next trip to Crescent so i can enjoy more of what their kitchen has to offer. As far as a music venue goes, I was impressed. Great sound, and juuuust small enough to feel intimate, but big enough to accommodate a good amount of people. Bleacher seats in the back are a nice reward for people that are early to their show. read more

I love that this venue is right downtown just two blocks from where I work. They've had some great live music in the short time that they've been open. Even if you don't want to pay the cover to see the show you can still hear the tunes while sitting at the bar having a beer or righteous cocktail or two. I like the atmosphere of the place but was a little disappointed that the cocktail I paid for was at first delayed and finally not available after about ten minutes of waiting (due to lack of ingredients). I'll give the benefit of the doubt and say that they are still getting up and running but that was still a bit of a shocker. Haven't tried the food here yet but I'm eager to come back and take in some more live tunes and have a few cocktails. read more

Went for the first time with my daughter before the Kris Allen/Parachute show. We had a great time and we were so surprised at the delicious food at a concert venue! My favs were the Tinga Chicken tacos and the fabulous bean dip. To top of off, we tried the "bag of donuts." As we were devouring the fresh-fried mini-donuts with Nutella, we both decided, even if the meal hadn't been great (which it was) it would have been worth coming just for the donuts! Had a vacation day on Friday and I couldn't think of any place I'd rather take my husband than back to the Crescent Ballroom so he could enjoy it, too. When I come back within a few days, it has to be good! Concert was great as well, especially my fav Kris Allen! read more

The crescent ballroom is awesome. I went once with my husband to a hip hop show, and I loved the way it was set up. We hung out outside for a while, loved seeing everyone who walked up right in front. The restaurant section is cool, we want to go some time during the day. The drinks were really reasonable and the bartender was great. The venue is a good size, and everything was set up really well. I went one other time for a private event, which I did not know about previously. They had the restaurant and venue part shut off from each other and the guest's at the event didn't even realize there was another side. I would definitely book this place up if I needed an awesome location and wanted to hire a live band to play. It was perfect. read more

Cool place for a show. Great sound. Cool service. Full bar. Parking is not terrible if you get there early. read more

Whether I'm here to see a show or not, I'm a pretty big fan of Crescent. It's become the default downtown bar for my friends and I, actually. I'm a pretty big fan of live music, and whoever is booking shows at this place is doing a great job. It's a medium sized venue, and they do a pretty good job of finding bands that will fill the place, but that generally won't sell out in 10 minutes. (They cater to the local music & indie-rock crowd, mostly.) The shows generally range from $8 - $15, depending on who's playing. One of the things I really like is that they have a front bar & patio that you can hang out and have drinks, and not go into the show so you don't have to pay a cover. (they have inner doors separating the show area front the front bar area.) Yes, this place tends to draw a more indie-hipster crowd than, say, a scottsdale bar... but I've always found the crowd to be enjoyably diverse in both age & style. I mean, I'm a 31 yr old dude that wears jeans & button-down shirts, and I've never been shunned or mocked by a gaggle of skinny-jean wearing ruffians. (also, a lot of it depends on what bend they have playing that day.) And, there's always plenty of cute girls. So there's that. (last note: drink prices are pretty standard. $5 bucks for a Guinness, $4 or $5 for a cocktail. God knows for PBR. No one should drink that swill. Also, if they have Sangria, beware - taste great, good price, not much booze.) read more

We came here tonight after a concert at Comerica. We got there at 11:45p. Well before closing time. We had the "security" midget tell us that we couldn't come inside. And then he changed his mind after a few seconds. Maybe because he realized that he couldn't by law deny us entry to the restaurant. Since they have to legally serve all patrons. We ordered food. Simple. Two tacos, bean dip and two drinks. Meanwhile, they are closing up all around us. Making us feel extremely uncomfortable and kicking everyone out that is hanging out on the patio. We decide to eat our food quickly since we are made to feel like we are an inconvenience. I have my cup of ice. Which is my old drink. I step outside with my cup. I have the midget security come out, knock my cup of ice out of my hand, and tells me that I'm costing the venue their liquor license. It's because of people like me that he can't be nice. He did me a favor by letting us in. Really?? He continues to talk shit to me until he walks away. Worst experience ever. And I have been coming to this venue since it opened. But apparently now they have dumb midgets as security guards. It's laughable. read more

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I have been coming here for a couple of months now for the exquisite tacos and guac. The first time I had eaten here, the food was amazing and so was the service. As my boyfriend and I kept coming to enjoy the amazing tacos, the service has completely gone down the drain. The last time we came in, we walked through the front doors and stood there for a good 5 minutes waiting for the girl who was bussing the table in front of us to say anything to us. But she didn't, she kept cleaning and walked off. Someone else seated us eventually. Our server was very slow with drinks and didn't care to ask how the food was. I really enjoy the tasty food here, it's just unfortunate that the service really sucks!! read more

Totally sick place- good food, cheap drinks, interesting beers on tap and friendly staff. Came here before a show, drank and had a good time hanging out in a chill place, came back after the show for an after party. It was rammed with tons of people dancing to a DJ- no one was pushy or rude...pretty cool crowd. The drinks were being poured spicy. Like super spicy. Just how I like it. I'm pretty sure someone poured me straight rum. Thanks! (next day...not so much).... read more

I really really like this spot, it reminds me of some hipster and cool spots throughout Brooklyn, NYC. It is a cool live music venue meets Mexican restaurant. The beers are tap are delicious and cheap in price. I saw a very very good local band play during my first visit and the DJ in the front room always plays hot and upbeat music. I love the crowd, the drinks, the music, and the vibe!! read more

Crescent Ballroom is exactly what Downtown Phoenix needed: 1) A great music venue that attracts an eclectic mix of local, regional and national acts; 2) An Indoor/outdoor lounge, perfect for happy hours, dates, or weekend revelry; and 3) Tasty and affordable food and spirits. I bring people who don't ordinarily hang out Downtown to Crescent and they're blown away by the "cool factor." Charlie Levy did an amazing job creating the space and assembled a world-class staff. If you're a first-timer make sure you try the Honey Badger (honey bourbon, ginger beer, lime, bitters), already the bar's star, and order a massive plate of nachos from the Cocina 10 kitchen. Crescent also has a nice selection of beers on tap that they rotate, including O'Dell IPA. read more

This is one of our favorite places to go downtown. They're partially open right now 5-830 Wed thru Sat. Please come out, grab a burrito and support both a local business and the best music venue in town! read more

I'm personally burnt out on the whole hipster thing. I guess because it's been a popular trend for a really long time in cities other than Phoenix. I kind of feel like it's almost passé now days. However, whenever I want to get my hipster fix I come to places like this and listen to 20 something year olds talk about all the cool stuff they like and all the mainstream stuff they think is lame, while dressed exactly like every other hipsterific poser in the place that studies American Apparel billboards. I guess it's better than the 45 year old hipsters of Silverlake, but whatevs. Anyhow, sure, it's a cool place. It looks cool. The drinks are pretty good too. I had some food here once. It was good, as in it didn't taste frozen or microwaved, but flavor wise it was just ok- nothing epic. read more

I am here a lot for shows as part of work and we've tried Cocina twice now for burritos before the concerts. I heard they rock. The pork one is just ok. That's not my problem, though. My problem is the first time they forgot my friend's quesadilla. Then they forgot it again. It was an hour before she got it, and we were all done with everything. They comped her but seriously, it's cheese and tortilla. This week (Wednesday night) I gave Cocina another shot. Two of us this time. I ordered the pork no onions and it had onions. The waitress sent it back and then (after awhile) the cook brought out a chicken no onion. He immediately realized it was wrong again. By this time the opening band started and I had to get in there to cover the show. Finally the waitress brought me my burrito inside of Crescent an hour after I ordered. By now I had a few beers and wasn't hungry. It wasn't good either. Kitty the waitress seems cool and claims it's not her fault. First time said it was the kitchen. Second time said there were new changes in the kitchen. I don't want excuses, I want great service. read more

This place is conveniently located downtown near where we needed to be for a concert! The food is really good! They are considered for gluten free and vegan diets. And on top of that THE FOOD IS GOOD. Good drinks and nice staff. Our waiter was Jordan and he was very kind! I personally like waiters who give space and aren't on you 24/7 but he didn't miss any questions to refills or check. I highly recommend this place if your near read more

Went with my daughter to the St. Vincent/Cate Le Bon show at this venue last night. The place rocks! The stage is large, but very accessible to the crowd. The lighting and sound are fantastic! It is well-staffed, and even at a sold-out show, I never had to wait long for service. It's a beautiful example of adaptive re-use, and most decidedly exactly what downtown needs to see more! They clearly know their audience, too. There were two large bike racks, which we were happy to see, since we biked the short distance to the venue from home. The lounge is also cool; I will review the kitchen separately. It was so gratifying to see so many people walking/biking/light-railing home after the show. If you are a fan of live music, you will most definitely want to check out The Crescent Ballroom. Well done! read more

Love the Crescent great music good drinks awesome crowd.. one of my favorite spots to go to in the downtown area.. would definitely suggest this place for anyone looking for something to do.. live music and good crowd read more

I haven't had a chance to see a show here, but I can't wait to. Talking with the employees, it will be a sight to be seen. That said, there are many shows upcoming that have my interest, and I look forward to it. I stayed for a few drinks. They were all palatable and correct. The decor is great - I really appreciate the handmade stuff. The selection is pretty decent, though beers I'd say is average at best. Being a beer person, I'm glad there's one decent pale+ here, but nothing more than that (that it's on tap helps a bit). Somewhere around 20 beers total, four on tap, but the craft selection is a little lacking. This happens to be a place I can order something with St. Germain though, and to me, stands out a bit. Prices weren't crazy over the top, nor spectacular. I imagine after food is regularly served here, the need for a happy hour will deplete (thus, I am not mentioning the very slow attendance and need for happy hour pricing). The idea of a great drink, food and music venue is so long overthought, that I think Phoenix has pretty much forgotten about it. Finally, after so many years of wishing, someone has guts to go ahead and do it. I got some sampling of the soon-to-be fare, and I obviously have no qualms. The genius behind the upcoming food here is nothing to scoff at. The music lineup seems quite eclectic, but overall tasteful and good; I can't wait to see a show here and experience it at its fullest. From DJs to indies. My one qualm (as with many, many other places) is the TV, and apparent need for sports playing. I have a major aversion to sports in a bar setting. It removes the awkwardness of silence, therefor fueling anti-socialism (where if there was no TV, the awkwardness would be filled with conversation). Overall: this place seems like it will become what we have been asking for over the last many years. Already I can tell it has an aura of greatness. Let's hope they keep it up, and retain their premier. read more

Oh Crescent, you never disappoint. I always come here for dinner before a show at Crescent or The Van Buren. The Honey Badger (cocktail) is a must and the chicken nachos are always a table fave. The chicken burrito with sour cream is my go to, and the chips and salsa appetizer is a steal. Crescent has a chill atmosphere, a killer patio and deck, and great staff both at shows and in the restaurant. Always a good time! read more

I love this place! They often have great free shows! On Thursday nights at 10pm (I think) they have a hysterical open mic for comedians called This Week Sucks that is hosted by pros. Pair the great show with some tacos and a drink and it is a great evening. I have not had anything on the menu I didn't like and their prices are typically reasonable. If you live in Phoenix and have not been here, you are missing out! read more

I love this place. Great small to medium-sized venue. It is a good reason to experience downtown Phoenix. You can take the light rail right to Van Buren and Central, and it is only two very short city blocks west. There are many restaurants within walking distance, so it was easy to make a whole night of going to a show. The show we saw was sold out, and yet it was very comfortable to be inside. There was plenty of room to see the bands, and you could easily get a drink at the bar without too long of a wait or extra effort. The drinks were priced reasonably. I drank Tanqueray and tonic for $6 each and the wife had Stella Artois for $5 each. The cheapest drinks were cans of PBR for $3 each. They serve food, but we had just eaten at the Arrogant Butcher-- however I have heard they have a decent kitchen from a well respected source. The floorplan is set up very well. There are two entrances, east and west. On the east side there is a lounge and dining area with restrooms and a bar. Through a set of double doors is the stage area that has bleacher type seating in the back and plenty of standing room in the front. The west entrance appears to be for the under 21 set during all ages shows. Having the two entrances makes for a very quick and organized egress, which is convenient and safe. There is a long bar along the west wall, another set of restrooms, and an area dedicated for band merch, which was nice because we were able to talk to the opening act while they sold their own records and t-shirts. The place is air-conditioned quite nicely. The bathrooms were reasonably clean for how many people were there. Overall this is a little gem in downtown Phoenix that makes me excited to get out and and actually be part of the small-but-great Phoenix night-life. read more

The wife and I were staying in Phoenix for the Vikings/Cardinals game this week and were looking for something to do after a disappointing Viking's loss. How lucky was I that the Roadway Inn was two blocks away from this little secret gem? We got a little appetizer type sampling of food with some amazing guacamole and a super good bean and cheese burrito. I was also a huge fan of the Coronado Water (tequila, agave nectar, grapefruit bitters, and soda water). It was very refreshing and tasty. The relaxed vibe at this place was also just what we were looking for. Good music being played, friendly staff, and some old skate videos on the tv's. They also have live music many nights a week. I was surprised to see Finch was playing there soon. It would be a cool place to see bands because it is pretty small and intimate. A must visit if in the Phoenix area. read more

Phoenix has a dearth of good music venues. When Crescent Ballroom opened up, I heard great things. I finally had the opportunity to see a show there. My first impression was great. There is seating in the back if you need to rest, the place is intimate, the acoustics seemed good... In fact, it was great until people started showing up. The problem with Crescent is the scene. If you want to hang out and chat (loudly) with a bunch of hipsters, it's probably the place for you. If, however, you are there to actually listen to a live band, good luck hearing the slow songs over all the chatter. The parking situation is also pretty annoying. You really do need exact change, and there's no other obvious place to park nearby with an actual parking attendant. In all fairness, it's really a decent little venue. The live music is just unfortunately secondary to the social scene. read more

... so you have been frustrated with the lack of any good venues in Phoenix since Nitas closed... a gazillion years ago. Enter The Crescent Ballroom. This place is unbelievable. I clocked in 3 shows the opening week and was VERY impressed. When you enter the venue you are first in the front lounge area. Two front patios pair the door and are ample size for open air drifters and proud smokers. Inside the lounge, there is an airy feel due to the huge un obtrusive door that open to the patios. It is appointed with a nice piano for piano happy hour and DJs are occasionally assigned to play the hippest tunes. From here you can enter the main room of the venue where the main acts play. The stage is to the right and huge. There is bleacher seating (like nice rich wood bleachers) along the left hand wall. Straight ahead you will find another large bar... don't worry about not getting a drink quick here. The sound is amazing. It is loud, but not hurt your ears loud. Most likely due to the master crafting Sound man who is the resident there. They spared no expense in equipping this place, because first and foremost, it is a music venue. They take that business very seriously. The show I saw were perfectly balance and a pleasure to watch. My favorite part about this place... you don't get pushed out the door when the show is over. It almost feels weird to not get herded out. The front lounge offers up the best post show spot where show goers can chat about life, music and bikes... I have never seen such an impressive mass of hip bikes in my life. Do yourself a favor, pick a show - any show and make a night of it at the Crescent. It is awesome. read more

I've only ever been for lunch but the Monday all day happy hour deal is awesome. $2 tacos and they are delish! read more

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I didn't know what to expect when I walked in, I was just there to see Creed Bratton. I was pleasantly surprised by the drink/food menu and the kind and prompt greeting from the female bartender. The food was good and they have One of my favorite vodkas that Nobody else has in Arizona. The male bartender last night was a total tool and a complete ahole... I showed up at 6 and the show didn't start until 8 so I was there early because it was on my way home from work and decided to avoid traffic. I was eating and drinking and I around 7/7:30 people started to cash out at the bar and get up and leave they started to take the stools, but nobody asked me to move... When more people started coming up to the bar to order drinks I still just sat in my seat enjoying my beverage and even got another one. I was sitting at the end of the bar closer to the patio. Shortly after I heard the mail bartender say "I can't believe we have a line because of one f*cking seat." I wasn't so much surprised to hear him cursing because he dropped the F bomb and curse-words behind the bar more that he spoke regular words but I just assumed that's the type of establishment that is except none of the other employees did. I've run a bar before and I've been a bartender and if they didn't want people sitting at the bar after a certain time so that they could serve the numerous amounts of people walking up to get drinks they could have just asked and I gladly would have moved outside which I did after the bartender decided to be a complete and total asshole. I still left a 20% tip I'm not going to threaten that I'm not coming back or I'm gonna tell my friends to not go there because anybody in the industry knows that's just a dumb thing to say and the other staff members were just great and it's a really cool establishment and I'm glad I got to experience it but that mail bartender the one who's getting ready to leave for Denver apparently is a piece of sh*t. And I apologize for any grammar or spelling mistakes as I'm using speak to text. read more

The Crescent Ballroom is one of my newest favorite haunts Downtown. It's open late every night, they have a great beer selection, fantastic bands and the food is made by the owner at Gallo Blanco. You can't beat the ambiance either! Exposed brick and wood covered walls makes it feel antique and vintage while still looking fresh and new. There's always a space cleared for dancing when the DJ is working and people are always willing to jump in and have some fun. They also carry a couple of cider beers, which is great for the gluten-free beer drinkers. One caution, stay away from their famous honeybadger - because he definitely don't give a sh*t! read more

A coworker and I came here for lunch today. The weather was nice so we took a seat outside on the patio. They could use more umbrellas on their tables, but we were able to grab some shade. The service was a bit slow, but the food was fantastic. I especially enjoyed the guacamole. It was a huge portion, unlike some places. My coworker got the carne asada tacos and I got the chicken tinga torta. Both of us really enjoyed the food. I will definitely come back here for lunch when I'm working downtown. read more

Went to this venue last night for the escape the fate concert, something I've been so excited for , for weeks. Not only am I pretty sure I was drugged there, instead of the security helping me, they kick me out for being "too fucked up". I didn't even get to see them play. And it's like, A young 25 year old girl, in central Phoenix, by herself on the streets. I can't in good conscience imagine what kind of venue does that, instead of helping someone who is clearly not okay. I'm lucky I am still alive, and that nothing bad happened to me. A couple found me, and helped call my father and ended up taking me home. If y'all see this, bless your hearts for being such good genuine people. But aside from them, the night was a terrible experience, and I do not recommend this venue to anyone. I certainly will not be back, and hoping that if anyone is considering going there, will see this and know that it is not a safe space, don't waste your time nor your money going to this venue. read more

I've only been here for drinks and a bite to eat. I love the location and I love the ambiance of the place, it's really great vibes. As far as the food goes though, it's just ok. The bar is amazing and they have an amazing selection of craft beer which I love. Our server was so laidback and super cool, he made the experience memorable. I'd definitely come back for evening events and cocktails but probably not to eat. read more

Finally I went to this venue, I have no idea why it took so long. So let's speak to the venue itself. It pretty cool in there I actually like the indoor outdoor bar. The smokers probably are not fans there is one small corner where they may congregate and contaminate their lungs it's very compact area on the lower level outside. We went for a Halloween event but we decided to start with dinner so we got there early and glad we did. So Covina 10 has a less than a variety to offer however that being said we had 3 kinda of tacos, enchiladas, and bean dip. I particularly liked the Asada. The bean dip do that. All the food pairs well with beer. We had a cute sever very pleasant and professional named Becca. Now for the ballroom. It reminds me of a grade school gym. One side has a stage that when there is a DJ takes up way to much space it would be good if they could break it down to provide more space. The other side has some teared seating like the old school gym where people can sit and view the goings on, but why would you. The place gets full during events very full, but it's fun. It would be great if they could chill the dance floor once it gets packed cause it was hot in there and not in a good fun kinda way. Bathrooms are a bit dirty which I don't like but clubbers are gross so used to this. Food and drink prices are reasonable. However if you wanna get drink better do it early cause once it gets busy getting a drink gets increasingly hard to accomplish. So should you go? Hell yes go and get close up with people and dance and laugh. read more

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