No food Drinks were…read moreso good!!! Music was live and so entertaining. I would definitely recommend this place to couples for a date night or just a fun night out. Great customer service.

Inside the same building as the Addison Improv…read more The Alley is a cool spot to listen to music. They offer limited free seating. Table reservations are available and encouraged. The ambiance is dark and decorated with red accents and booths. You can opt to get a couch for bigger parties. They have lamps on the table and you change the light to let your server know you need them. They copycat the Improv on two items minimum per person. Drinks are a bit on the pricey side. The Henny-Rita cocktail is delicious and I could actually taste the Hennessy. Bottles of water are priced decently. My server he was polite and friendly. Sometimes I feel these places can nickel and dime you. They automatically had gratuity to your bill. Please NOTE: The bands tend to start late. Overall if you want to hear some good music and be entertained. Then this a great place to start the night. The crowd does change from grown and sexy to young and fun. I will return and come back a few times a year for live music performances. I give them a 3.5 for the whole vibe and visit. Since I can't give them a half star. I will push it to a 4 star. My drink was good, service pretty good and music was great.

Stopped by the House of Blues for a concert and it didn't disappoint. Just as a heads up, there are…read moreseats on the second level. You'll want to double check if seating is reserved or open on the second level if you prefer to sit vs. stand. We stopped by to see Valley and they were so good live. When you arrive parking is pretty difficult and you'll either need to park in a nearby garage or on the street. The venue itself is vibrant, high energy, mixed with being in the heart of Dallas. We ended up sitting upstairs and I'm so glad we did as I didn't want to stand the entire concert. The beers are more on the expensive side so I'd recommend pregaming before the concert. This is a great venue to watch a concert from if you are in Dallas.

I did not try the food but the exclusive pass in the Foundation Room was not worth it because it…read moretook a long time for the food to come out and the bars were all understaffed. The service was really good though, everybody including the people that guided us to our seats. I also appreciate how quickly the line to get in the concert move along. Overall the ambiance is lovely and there's great art throughout the venue. I will warn you traffic is heavy for valet and parking is not optimal.

Love coming here!! The service is always amazing, the burgers are incredible(I love a burger with…read morean onion bun!!), and the drinks are on point! 21 and up smoking! This bar has several valley bar boxes, golden tee, and lots of other novelty machines worth checking out too. Will keep coming for sure!

Went to a friend's celebration and could smell cigarette smoke outside. Opening the door the full…read moresmell of cigarette smoke hit me. They have lots of air scrubbers but they just don't work. We decided to stay a short time for our friends. The waitress was non-existent so I went to the bar and ordered drinks and food. The fried pickles were excellent and the burgers very good. Prices seemed good. I'm never good with smoking, most smokers just go outside to smoke. If you are a smoker this is your place. It's not my cup of tea If I smoked it would be a four.

Super causal bar/night club with live music that charges $10 for admission (go through the…read morerestaurant side). We stumbled in there on a Friday night when Mars Hill was playing. Not knowing what to expect, we were pleasantly surprised. Mars Hill is a killer band who plays anything from the Temptations to Prince and Sir Mix-a-Lot to Chris Stapleton. The female lead singer was the rocker, male lead singer was the country star, and the trumpet player, saxophonist, and trombonist each rapped! What?! The guitar player killed it as well. There's a small strip of "dance floor" space where plenty of people were dancing all night. There's reentry so feel free to come and go as you please. I believe you can also bring food from next door into the bar. There are over 10 small tables you can gather around for a close up of the band. Our server was really nice and quick. The only questionable thing was that we ordered four Old-Fashioned, one Shiner, and three shots totalling $120. I think that's pretty hefty for a casual joint. I heard they play jazz only on Mondays. We'll have to check that out soon!

The 2 male bartenders at this place are rip offs. Do not trust them!!!! Inside the bar where live…read moremusic is. They rip u off at the bar and at the door. They won't serve you drinks if you don't tip them. I been ripped off before from this place. Tips are given on service... if service sucks... no tip. Music is great and customers are great. Service sucks!!

Had a great time! Plenty of food options and the service is excellent!! Can't wait to return for…read moremore fun! #harvesthall #buzzybooth

What a fun evening! Beautiful weather to enjoy live music outdoors. And the icing on the cake -…read morethe food hall to get your food and drinks to enjoy! #harvesthall #buzzybooth

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

Excellent! We've been there a few times and our dinner and service has always been top notch…read more special thanks to our waiter, Devon who provided great service. This restaurant is a must.

We bought the prefix menu for the 4th (3rd) of July. It…read moresaid that we'd have viewing of the fireworks in a section for paid patrons. The food was decent, not great. The drinks were strong (great vote there) the biggest letdown was the fact that they didn't uphold the dress code or the policing of people who had paid to eat and watch the fireworks vs everyone else. Huge letdown as they let a bunch of people sit next to us that were very rude and annoying who didn't have wristbands from the venue. I would skip it going forward everything was mediocre. No need to follow the dress code here, as demonstrated by the patrons we saw.