Second time coming for a show. Great sound and there isn't a bad seat in the house…read more Will definitely be back

Another knock out concert held at World Records. The incomparable Walter Trout was in the house!…read more The lovely local Glenda Robles and Hot Taco opened the show. They have so much talent it's a pleasure that they are a Bakersfield band. Accompanying Walter this evening was Teddy Zig Zag on keyboards, John Avila on base, Michael Leisure on drums and John Trout, Walter's Son, vocals & guitar. What an all star band each member having a storied history of their own. On concert nights you can call ahead to order one of Jimmy's famous wood fired pizzas for a little nosh preconcert. Check out World Records website for upcoming shows and events. It's a great venue if you are looking to host an event. And as always music for sale.

Amazing! One of the best places I've had been in this…read moretown..! Great mixologist great ambiance the music is very good.. The place looks very fanzy, from the walls to the floor and this boxes 'smoking boxes' were amazing they served the 'old fashions' in it.. i Love it They put sage totally recomen it

5/14/23 Tbh this is way too Much for being Bakersfield…read more I understand it's not Luxury. But 18% Bottle Service Fee On top of a Already Overpriced $450 Bottle that is $80 at the Store is Ludacris. Then You add TAX to top it off. Everywhere I have ever got a Bottle Never Charged Tax nor a "Bottle Service Fee" of 18% You forgot y'all were in Bakersfield not Las Vegas Strip. Or a Rooftop lounge In Downtown LA. Extremely disappointed

Great service our bartender was wonderful. 1st time coming and was suprised how laidback and…read morecomfortable the place is. The drinks are strong and cheap. I will be back soon.

Riley's is my FAV! I like to go in early to hang before the nighttime weekend crowd because Jake…read morethe bartender is amazing, can always count on a good convo over good, affordable drink. Thursday night karaoke is a blast!!

Fun spot to drink. The bar tender did make my drink well and there was some karaoke going on. It…read morewas pretty fun for Thursday night, especially

We stopped by on a Sunday afternoon. They had an amazing band. Great music, dancing and the drinks…read morewere so yummy! I wanted to try them all. The bar tender was a male he was on top of serving all of us. When the female started serving she was fun , outgoing and a little slower to serve but we were having so much fun it didn't really matter.

Historic Beautiful venue in town. From Classic movies, to live musical performances, The Fox is…read morealways a great place to visit for a night out. Thank you to everyone who gives us great service to make our experiences memorable. If you can make it to a Tiki takeover with their drink selections it's a wonderful time.

It's been many years since I have been to the Fox. The last three times were for graduations. I was…read morereally looking forward to seeing Anjelah Johnson yesterday, It definitely didn't disappoint. She was absolutely hysterical. I laughed the whole time. Good for the soul! My friends have seen her four times now. The bathrooms are located upstairs, so that's a pain. The place was so packed. They have a very strict policy about cell phones. You can't video tape or take photos. You will be escorted out and receive no refund. The last couple minutes, they turn on the lights and you can take a video or photo. I look forward to returning to this venue. * The opener for Anjelah was Mal Hall. Not my cup of tea. He screams loudly, and I just didn't enjoy the humor. 6/21/25

Awesome park behind Sprouts Great trout fishind. Children…read moresidewalk seated surfing. BBQing. Bike path Yelp Elite 15 Cyndi H. and her girls TAKE Note of this Fantistic Park behind Bev Mo Sprouts

went to a concert there last weekend. A lot different than the days when you could bring in your…read moreown food, drink, chairs, etc and the whole concert series cost $40 (for 4 shows!). now the cost is $35 (i don't mind paying for quality entertainment), but you can't even bring in water and they charge $4.25 for a 50 cent bottle of water. Beer is either $7.50 for water beer or $9.50 for good beer--outrageous. The chairs are tied so close together that you have to sit on your neighbors lap--luckily we had a nice cool night. the music was very good for a cover band (Abba) and worth the $35. Also, they have lots of the park taped off so people can't listen for free. ?how can they do that at a public park funded with tax payer dollars?. we used to go to shows all the time--I doubt we will be back.. shame on you for being so greedy. let people at least bring in their own water.

First time here and the service was excellent! We came to celebrate a birthday and we got the…read moreLobster Mac for an appetizer, shared a Tomahawk by the way was so tender and juicy, had a baked potato with veggies and Cadillac Margaritas. Scrumptious!

Came here for a friend's birthday. We were told while ordering they will not split the check. They…read morewill take 5 different forms of payment. And, btw the gratuity is already included because you have a larger group. So, you've just caused a huge inconvenience for all of us. Oh, she tells us to keep tack of are own orders because we will have to determine what is who's. This restaurants cheapest dish is almost $40. Decent glass of wine is $18. Something wrong with this picture.

This evening was our second experience at BSO's Home for the Holidays! For us, it was an…read moreExtravaganza! From the 'Will Call' table organization to the Panama School Strolling Strings to the BC Choir and of course, the BSO itself. ABSOLUTELY SUBLIME! NOT ONE note out of tune. And, being a former semi-professional violist and teacher myself, I feel somewhat confident in making that statement. I played under Alberto Bolet of the then Kern Philharmonic and John Farrer, first conductor of the Bakersfield Symphony Orchestra. Those were the days that ALL conductors wore FULL-DRESS TUXEDOS that really get your attention that these conductors were absolutely serious about their role in leading and commanding very much deserved and earned respect as "THE" sole individual responsible for orchestral musical performance outcomes. And, SUCH a refreshing thing to see then (as it would be now) in an era of far-too casual dress at special performances like these. Many concert-goers know the dedication, wood-shedding-hours-upon-hours of practice and sacrifice these musicians must make to perfect their performance - as well as those who do not...but for me...that tuxedo says it all... Oh, what a fabulous tradition we have here in this town! A professional LIVE orchestra - available to the masses at all price points - in a marvelous theatre with outrageous acoustics too. If you haven't experienced this Christmas Time TREASURE - you are MISSING it! They even have delicious snacks before concert time, beautiful LIVE stringed instruments being played by the youth from Panama School in the lobby, coloring tables for kids, and adult beverages plus photo ops...ALL under one roof! Incredible - and for such a reasonable price!! The security staff this year far outshone that of last year's. AND, let's not forget the wonderful ushers that help everyone find their seats (and even improve their seating if necessary due to accessibility issues)...simply over-the-top. HEY BAKERSFIELD! LET'S FILL THE AUDITORIUM TO THE BRIM NEXT YEAR!!!! WAY TO GO BSO AND BC CHOIR! UTTERLY FANTASTIC! Makes me really want to pick up my violin again and teach. Now that's going some after 50 years...Don't you think so?

The symphony is wonderful, but it's not worth going. First, the box office charges you a…read moreridiculous amount in "fees" because they don't sell you tickets direct - they actually just log into axs, so you are paying an online provider even if you buy at the box office, and in our case the fees were 50% of the cost of our tickets. Fix this . . . Second, the crowd is unbearable. People were talking incessantly, standing up frequently during the performance, eating during the performance, and one person let their phone ring (not just once, but the same person with a distinct ring three times during the performance)(the conductor made a joke of it, but seriously, get a hint). If you pay a ton of money to hear music, you don't want the constant chatter, wrappers, and other distractions of the crowd. Finally, the seats are absurdly uncomfortable. They are much smaller than any venue I've been in, they are plastic, and they are mounted into a concrete floor. To be honest, I could probably put up with the venue, and rationalize the cost as supporting the arts . . . but the crowd, the noise, and the distractions ruin the experience.