This place could be so good, but the owner is getting in the way of the progress. Get a real bar…read moretender and let the wait staff do their job. Get out of their way. You hire experts but it obvious that something is getting in their way and confusing things. I would love to enjoy the place, but it is clear what tbe issue is and it is someone trying to do too much and doesnt know when to step aside and trust a staff expert to do their jobs. Also, dont Iecture your patrons on who to bring and what to buy to keep your business afloat... we would be there if the tables were clean, the drinks are good and the food is consistent and the staff didnt look confused and put through a ringer. I really want this place to survive...but Mr. Owner you need to get out of your own way!

YALL. This jazz bar is about to turn into a jazz sports bar! :) Darryl is updating his menu and…read moreexpanding his food menu so everyone should get ready to eat, drink, and be merry here. The music is always popping & I can't get enough of the wings here. Good thing on Thursdays they have 80 cent wings available. One of my fave DJs also plays there on Thursday nights as well sooooo let's get her going ! Sea yall there for some good SOUL food like tri tip, ribs, sweet potatoes, Mac and cheese, and more!

No notes. Show up and laugh. And make your friends volunteer…read more Go to a class while you're in town, if you can, it is so worth it!

Always an adventure - always creative. Rich does a great job of fostering new talent wit a very…read moreprofessional touch.

This was an awesome venue for celebrating the new year, part of the First Night Monterey event this…read morepast Wednesday. On this day filled with live performances featuring a variety of music genres, Wrockinfoose ended the night with great rock tunes to keep the crowd engaged and in good spirits. Some kept it moving on the dance floor, with others relaxing in their seats simply enjoying the sounds of the band on stage while spending time with loved ones. The balcony level was not open on this special occasion. But the first floor's comfy theater folding seats, with velvety cushions, were of decent quality. And the ornate details and artwork on the auditorium walls and ceiling made the place look like a castle from the inside. It was a lovely setting for an exciting countdown to the new year, and altogether we had a delightful experience.

Venue is beautiful. Staff at the bar are nice…read more We went to a show and there were 2 super talkative audience members during a comedy show. The bouncer to the left told them to be quiet but they didn't listen. They had been distracting for most of the show but I wish the workers took it more seriously. There were many of us that kept gesturing for them to keep quiet and nothing changed. If they didn't listen to the bouncer and it kept happening, they should have just kicked them out. This kind of dampened my experience since there is no management for the experience so if I'm going to go to a show and people can just do whatever, then I'd rather not go. I'll pass on this venue.

I just happened to see their sign after eating at The Butter Barn. They charge $10 for all you can…read moreplay in one hour or $20 for all you can play with in/out options all day long. We did the one hour option. They also serve beer here. Cute doggie was there. Lots of unique pinball machines I had never seen before. Absolutely recommend this spot. Fun date idea.

$10 for an hour of play, or you can do a day pass. It's a steal if you ask me!…read more Tons of games, stools for shorter kids, and plenty of tasty beverage options for the grown ups. My kids absolutely loved Nikki at the front, and she was super nice playing with them. We will definitely be back again soon!

The Next Generation Jazz Festival in Monterey is an AWESOME opportunity to hear the best and…read morebrightest musicians from middle school, high school and college students. It is so inspiring to see so many young people with a love of music that spans all generations. Held at the Monterey Convention Center, the public is allowed to hear all the performances for FREE. Students compete for awards and scholarships in jazz band performance and vocal performance as well. This is a must-see experience!

From the owner: Every spring, Monterey Jazz Festival invites the top student musicians from across the country and…read morearound the world to participate in the Next Generation Jazz Festival. Over 120 performances will take place March 31-April 2, 2017. For more information go to our website, montereyjazzfestival.org. All Next Generation Jazz Festival events and activities - From Friday night's Kick-Off Concert through Saturday and Sunday's Next Generation Jazz Festival Jazz Competition are open to the public, free of charge. The Festival will also conduct clinics, workshops, jam sessions, and auditions in the heart of historic Monterey, with music to be performed at the Monterey Conference Center, the host Portola Hotel, and the Museum of Monterey.

Plenty of vendors and things to see that may capture the imagination and attention of the attendees…read morethe food was a little lack luster for a carnival type of celebration. The music and vibe was rock music with splash of Tex Mexican band.the crowd was mellow and vendors seemed friendly and welcoming many wanted to answer questions and see if there was something they could help with from a venue of a good selling technique. There were 3 to 6 blocks in a rectangular walkway plaza that seem to be a backyard of a business industry park for the industrial business crowd.

We love the West End celebration with all the diverse artists and craftsmen. You can find all sorts…read moreof handmade items here. Great for early Christmas shopping. There were 3 bands playing some awesome music at 3 different locations. All at the same time so when your wondering around you'll walk into some funky music. I didn't see a lot of people in costumes this year which was a disappointment. But you can surely pick up items for that here. Lots of food and drink options too. Beer, wine and artisan root beer. Hand dipped ice cream, shaved ice. Things can be pretty pricey here but you can find some bargains. Found some nice t shirts for 5 bucks. Not alot of shade here, I'd bring an umbrella and a mister, it can get hot. And it's dog friendly, big plus! The only bad thing is parking. You either have to park on the street nearby if lucky enough to find a spot or far from the festival and hike in. They do offer a trolley shuttle from the Save Mart parking lot. This year I found a paid parking lot at 114 Ortiz Ave which is only a few feet from the festival. 10.00 a day and 5.00 for Seniors. I think it should be free for Seniors.

This is my second time attending this event. I love that they added the chowder tasting this year!…read moreI enjoy the variety of wineries that are chosen - giving them more exposure and introducing us to them. I also like that they have a few other cocktail and liquor options to try.

Thank you Chris and Tina! Great Festival! Loved both bands, fantastic selection of wines, good…read morebeers, and the cocktail camp with all the samples was a blast! Looking forward to next year! PS. The Chowder competition was fabulous and loved the mussels and calamari

We got into town late Sunday afternoon. I was excited when I saw this "shop" across from our hotel…read more I thought I would enjoy going in the next day, Monday. Monday comes and closed. No big deal I know a lot of shops closed on a Monday. The view from my hotel room looks right down to the shop, a little excited as I knew I would know when it opened, as there are no hours posted anywhere. It is now Saturday and not once has this shop been open. I am guessing this is more of a private practice type of place vs store, which I 100% support private practice and client appointments, but the way It's set-up is misleading. Especially seeing as yelp advertises it as open. The practitioner may be wonderful. I have no idea, I did not get an experience, but as for a store, not impressed.

Sheena helped me through an extremely difficult time. I cannot wait to see her again and have her…read morehelp me through all the difficulties that I have experienced.

I went to Moe's for a concert it being my first time going there. The bartending staff were really…read morenice and super helpful. When I asked about purchasing a local cider they carried I was given directions to the maker, what time they opened, and who I should talk to when I get there. Now that's going above and beyond. There was a nice variety of drinks and they were delicious. I loved the layout of the venue very intimate with the stage but still tons of standing room and if you didn't want to be inside with the crowd there was a tv with the ample outside seating where you could watch the band. The bathrooms were very spacious and super clean. The little taco stand in the back was perfect too. The tacos were delicious. I wish we had a place just like Moe's in Sacramento . I will definitely come to Moe's again next time in town.

This last Saturday August 29 was yet another in a series of The Best Show Ever's by The Greyboy…read moreAllstars, The Best Band in the World. Yes. That's right. I've seen every band in the world, and GBA are the best. Their music is infectious, like a sonic virus that penetrates the auditory cortex and sets up standing waves of bliss and intrigue, and which also penetrates the motor cortex and sets your feet on autopilot. They find the dirtiest nastiest funkiest grooves with just the right amount of dissonance to keep you hooked, like an itch that you can only partially scratch. In addition to their own vulgar grooves, they pay homage to artists ranging from Gary Bartz, Gil Scott-Heron, and Michael Jackson to Burt Bacharach/Hal David and George Harrison. And they've been at this for over 30 years now - yet you look at them playing and they are constantly laughing and joking with each other. Somehow they still seem to love playing with each other, and that energy comes across to the audience at every show. This might be their hidden superpower - the love the 5 of them have somehow held onto for doing this together all this time.