Love this spot! Been coming here since 2022 and love the staff, drinks and the atmosphere! I love…read morehow it's underground and a true escape from the world! Def have Bea take care if she's there!

Curfew is always a good time, great music, and most importantly great bartenders. Specifically…read moreIsaac, he is always great and ensures everyone has a great time. If there were more bartenders like him the world would be a better place!

Super fun, free cover, and such friendly staff! Drinks are great and they always have specials.read more

I was there on July 13th. We had been to 3 other bars and ended up at Pearls. We stayed there the…read morerest of the night. We all had a blast. The service at the bar was friendly and quick, music was great, and we danced all night. I'm glad we walked further down and found this place!

This was an elite experience, especially for watching the first US World Cup game! The atmosphere…read morewas incredible. Large screen, comfy chairs, and the food/drink options were solid. I had a hotdog with some house made chips and it was definitely more than I expected! So good, especially for a movie theater grill! We were also able to get a deal where our ticket included a free popcorn, which was a really nice touch. Service was friendly and efficient. The energy was vibrant and we really enjoyed getting to watch the game here. The views from the roof were stellar and we could hear some of the cheering at the street level. I'd definitely come back for other showings.

We went here to see Beverly Hills Troop last night which was our first time coming here. We ordered…read morethe queso and chips along with the chicken quesadilla. They chips and queso I would not get again. The chicken quesadillas I would. You can order at your seat or at the window. Parking is $10 in the Worthington parking garage after validation from the box office or there is on the street parking. They had pellet heaters going which helps a little but be prepared and bring gloves, beanie, hoodie and blankets if you go on a cool/cold night. The experience was great the food was mediocre. Would I come back? Absolutely I would just eat somewhere beforehand.

The place is beautiful, even with the lights on. Very elegant place and very nice grown folks…read morecrowd. The food is good!! The music is great. I've seen a host of DJs play there. The night we were there DJ K9 had the house rockin'. It's nothing like those old school jams‼ I was greeted at the door by Ms Pine hailing from the OD Wyatt Class of 1980! Go Chaps!! Then there's the Boss Man... Mr Mark C himself hailing from the OD Wyatt Class of 1981‼ A very nice place to bring your significant other for a romantic evening while listening to a live band performing in the "Savannah Lounge". Then finally there's the party on the back patio if you want to be partying in the elements. Club Ritzy has got it going on and is the place to be on any given night. Check it out ‼ if you like football !! Club Ritzy has screens everywhere. Check out Club Ritzy ‼

Good Music, drinks, and vibe!! I always have a great time when my friends and I visit.read more

We love a dive bar, and this was a nice escape from the pretentiousness of the entertainment…read moredistrict. Live music was great too. No complaints!

Horrible service, even worse drinks. Do not bother wasting your money. I'd rather go out to eat in…read morea cattle trough

Hats off to the Thompson's staff! Big thank you to Gio and Chris, who too care of our VIPs last…read moreweek. The entire staff went out of their way to make our client appreciation party something that will be talked about for years!

My husband and I came here for the first time last Saturday, and unfortunately, it was a pretty…read moredisappointing experience overall. The noise level was extremely high...we literally had to yell just to have a conversation with each other. Service was also very slow. It took about 15 minutes just to be acknowledged at the bar, and close to 30 minutes to actually receive a drink. When I finally ordered, I told the bartender to make her favorite drink. She made something that included raw egg whites (which I later learned is common in certain cocktails), but it wasn't mentioned or explained at the time. A few hours later, I became very sick...vomiting and dealing with what felt like severe food poisoning all night and through the next 24 hours. After looking into it, I suspect it may have been related to the raw egg used in the drink. Just something to be aware of if you're ordering drinks like a whiskey sour or anything that may include egg whites. After getting our receipt (which you need for the speakeasy entry code), we checked out the speakeasy portion, but the vibe there wasn't great either..pretty must the same as the other part of the bar. We ended up leaving within about five minutes. Overall, the experience didn't live up to the hype for us....between the noise, long wait times, and how we were treated, it just wasn't enjoyable. For comparison, the bar next door, Archibald, felt much more welcoming. Maybe regulars have a different experience, but as first-time guests, we were not impressed.

Such a fun place. Every detail thought out, even in the bathroom…read more Would appreciate soft drinks that didn't come from a can, but it was fine.

Traveled from Parker to Fort Worth, an hour long trip, for our first visit to ShipWreck 7th. After…read morepassing the age verification (which was funny since Nixon was president when I was born), we passed through a door into a cool spot. They've got wall projectors showing off beach scenes, the bar is the prow of a ship, and a ring of booths with thatch roofs surround the bar. The suspended ceiling sort of broke the vibe, but they'd worked to make it translucent and backlit. Overall, a cool pirate vibe. The service was great. We were there on Saturday at 2pm, shortly after they opened, and it was a single bartender...so his service was great. Drinks were interesting. They do a number of riffs on tiki drinks: their Morse code is a take on the classic three dots and a dash, they have two zombie riffs, they have a riff on the Painkiller. If you're looking for slavish adherence to the old recipes, this ain't your place. But they're not reinventions, and that's a very tiki thing. Some are misses - the black walnut bitters in the Pain Kill ARR made no sense, but the light rum and lack of honey in the Morse Code were bright and refreshing. Over the span of 150 minutes the two of us had seven drinks and three mixed shots. All well made, all generally good, no absolute home runs. Totally worth a return trip. It'll be fun to visit during a busier time.

Our first time at Studio Eighty was last night. I'll say it this way, it WAS like the 80's when…read morecustomer service used to be good! EVERYTHING about Studio Eighty was OVER the TOP AMAZING! From the moment we walked in the entrance it was like we were VIP. We were greeted professionally with kindness and escorted to our table! (YES! If you go online, you can reserve a table for your group!) Immediately, the waitress was there to take our drink order and didn't scoff when we all just wanted water. All through the night, the staff watched over everyone and made sure of safety and fun. A security gentleman (Patrick, I think) randomly brought a full glass of water to my husband who was dancing so much, his shirt was wet with sweat. Patrick wanted him to stay hydrated! OK. The music! The videos! The disc jockey (whom I was told was her first night working there)! Oh my goodness! How did I not know about this place? We were there to celebrate one of my son's birthdays. WE HAD A BLAST!!!! Danced nonstop! Since I grew up in the 70's, married in the 80's it almost made me feel like I was at a disco tech. Man am I soar this morning! Best exercise ever! We'll be back!

Super fun experience. Our server was April. She was so helpful, even helped us find seating when…read moreevery table was reserved. My husband's health condition limits his energy and ability to stand. Because of April, I was able to stay and I had a blast dancing and singing.