Great place with a lot of options on sizing and pretty decent starter packages! Very convenient…read morektown location and lots of parking nearby at night. I would definitely go back! The system was a little hard to get started but once someone switched it to English for us all was well

Came to Pharaoh on a Tuesday night with a group of 7, and we were able to get a room without a…read morereservation. We had some trouble finding the place, since some of the doors were locked later at night. The rooms were clean, but there were a lot of songs they didn't have. We had to order food and drinks to get the room, and it was a good amount of beer/soju for our group.

I've come to Dots a few times before just to sit at their cute little bar to get some drinks with…read moremy friends, but I finally tried out their karaoke and I can't believe I didn't try it sooner. I love that you have the option to use YouTube for songs you can't find and the system is also just easy to use in general. The owner was also super nice and explained everything so thoroughly that I honestly didn't have any questions and got right to singing which is what I want from a karaoke experience.

Unfortunately my first time visit became my last visit. I will not be going back again…read more We were a party of 7. The owner brought us in to the biggest room. The room had a minimum of 9 people which we were NOT told and they charged for 8 people and that was the "discount" . I believe other rooms were available. Otherwise we would have waited or wouldn't have taken the room. Later they refunded but this experience left a sour taste in our mouth and it was just worrisome. It sounds dumb, but Please make sure to check the room prices before you're assigned a room.

Like many kareoke places in LA, nothing special and expensive unfortunately. Lower prices per small…read moreto medium rooms would make it more worth while. It is kareoke after all and should not break the bank for small parties.

Nice host, very clean and comfy karaoke rooms, lots of space, big couches, would recommend!read more

Just finished our daughter's surprise 13th birthday party. They were 15 kids or so. Had a blast!…read moreKids had so much fun and the two hours went by too fast! Even added another 20 minutes, the kids couldn't get enough! Split the kids into groups of 9 so that each group had a turn to drive around the neighborhood. (There is a rule that only 9 people can be seated safely to drive around) also spent part of the time stationed so that all 15 kids could be together to sing along to the Karoake monitors. Kelsey was very responsible fun and easy going! Clean versions of all the top hits. Didn't even need to be in the van while they cruised around town. Van was clean, fully equipped with great music and fun props. Highly recommend and can't wait to rebook for a girls night out!

From the owner: We are a traveling karaoke lounge. Our mobile lounge was…read moredesigned with a state-of-the-art sound system, seating for 10-15 and endless hours of entertainment with over 45,000 songs. We specialize in branding and events. Partner with the good mic and we will bring more joy to your brand, company or event. We have custom wrap and branding options. The good mic is an interactive karaoke experience for all ages, a great addition to celebrations of all kinds. Need a VIP lounge? with karaoke at the ready? the good mic is a beautiful and fun space, it's a great upgrade to offer to clients, partners or performers.

I had such a good time here!…read more The employees are polite and chill. I had to reduce my party number drastically the day of and it wasn't a problem. I put a deposit down previously, but my party members had the option to pay for their karaoke time individually the day of. I got extra time for my grace period since the other people in my group were running late. I still encourage anyone that comes here to show up on time because you never know if the venue has any back to back reservations. The rooms are equipped with some sort of low neon-colored lighting to set the vibe, and deep, soft couches. The only con that I have is that the rooms can get stuffy and the one air vent that was in our room didn't provide us with enough ventilation. For songs you can use the Singa app or look up your instrumentals on YouTube. The room that I was in had four microphones for singers to use. We weren't able to adjust the volume for Singa/YouTube playback, or adjust the volume on our microphones but we made it work. My friends and I have already brought up returning.

This was such a GREAT place. This guy brought me here for our first date and I KNOW he was NOT…read moreexpecting the greatest concert he would ever witness, lol. I love singing so this gave me life even if it was only me and him in the rooom. We did some duets and sang our hearts out. Culver Karaoke really is a good time. It was packed. The price was RIGHT. You can buy snacks. The staff was super kind. It's a great space and concept. The room was just the right amount PLUS there were 2 couches so you can fit enough people in that room. The parking lot is small with limited spaces BUT there's ample street parking. We had a bit of technical difficulties but they made it right and gave us extra time. There are many songs to choose from.

Had a birthday party at Rosen Karoke. They were all very nice and went through the menu as well…read more The rooms were very clean and I would definitely visit again.

Went here for a birthday and Had a great time, very fun experience! Definitely a must try!!read more

Sometimes you've just gotta go to an L. A. OG, and you don't get more OG than Barney's in West…read moreHollywood. This ultimate roadhouse on the final stretch of the original Route 66 is so deeply enshrined in Los Angeles lore that almost everyone in town's been there at least once, while almost everyone everywhere else has heard of it. And to its credit, Barney's has evolved in the decades I've lived in town, becoming much less of a dirty dive and really improving their game in the kitchen, which used to put out really sub-par grub. Nowadays, the kitchen is forging far better food and presenting it in a style far closer to what you see in similar diner-style restaurants in the area. Fries served in little fry baskets is just one example of them upping the ante. Service is a pleasing and appropriate mix of West Hollywood punk with well-trained hospitality, and bartenders like Victoria (on duty during my time there today) deftly balance local attitude with universal charm, taking care of you exactly as you need while maintaining a rapport that's down to Earth and genuinely friendly rather than being corporately crafted. I went against all my born-and-raised New Yorker instincts by ordering a pizza for dinner. Not just an LA pizza, but an LA BAR pizza! And you know what? It was really good. I opted for the pie called Johnnie's Fave, featuring mushrooms, jalapeños, cilantro and (usually) pepperoni that I replaced with sausage. The amply portioned 10" pizza is built on good-quality dough that's been properly proofed, plumping up at the edges in the oven while crisping nicely towards the center. The mozzarella melts well and offers good flavor without becoming greasy, while the sausage and veggies are all fresh, tasty and satisfying. The pizza is accompanied by a trio of condiments served in old-fashioned paper ramekins: crushed red pepper, Parmesan cheese, and creamy Ranch Dressing. While I'd never dip the heart of the pizza, I fully embraced the bar pie experience by dipping my crust, and I must say the cool, fresh Ranch Dressing was a really enjoyable indulgence. There wasn't much of a crowd this Sunday afternoon, a fact that Victoria chalked up to people taking a break between the end of World Cup and the start of College Football in a few weeks. But that just made it easier for me to slide into a seat at the bar, tip back a few cocktails, and enjoy a surprisingly good pizza on a Sunday afternoon. I mean, Barney's has always been a reliable place to get your drink on, but it's nice to know it's finally become an equally reliable place to eat a very decent meal.

I spend most of my 20's here back in the 80's and have amazing memories. Going out dancing and…read moredrinking and then Beans after 2 am. Now I'm in bed by 10 pm. WTH. Time flies young ones, enjoy! I have a menu from 1983.. a pitcher of beer was $3.75 and a burger was huge with fries and was $2.80. Miss those prices. Chilli and cornbread $1.50.

We had a perfect party- perfect karaoke with Katie. I'd hire kara karaoke in a second... easy to…read moredeal with and great sounds & songs plus expert delivery, set up and break down. A+ all the way

Naiia was amazing! For our son's 5th birthday party, we envisioned a music/dance and karaoke jam…read morewith an emcee who could sing well, keep the kids excited and engaged and bring warm, fun infectious energy for kids and grownups too. Naiia was all that and then some! She came up with awesome kickoff games and activities, helped the kids sing and dance, and made the event super special and memorable (parents still talk about it 2 weeks later)! Kara, the owner, was fantastic to work with. As was Laura who partnered with Naiia on the day. 10 out of 10 party hosts, will definitely use them again (for kids and for work events)!

The food and drink options aren't stellar, nor is the decor, but it's a fun spot to do karaoke with…read morefriends on the cheap. There are karaoke rooms down the street that probably offer a more upscale experience but for a much higher cost. Here, you just pay for food and drink. $15 minimum pp comes out to about two drinks if you choose them correctly, so it's very reasonable. Song selection is good and it wasn't too crowded when we went, so easy to get your song in. They let each person pick several songs before you have to buy something again, so as long as it isn't crowded it's easy to get your money's worth. Just wish they had a few better drinks options, as the menu is fairly limited.

I felt sad about Ralph retiring and Karaoke Bleu having a new owner, but I'm happy that the new…read moreowner plans to keep the karaoke alive. I'm curious about any changes they might make, but I'm glad the place will stay open. This is Ralph's last week; next week, he will officially retire. If you'd like to see him one more time, just stop by this week. They've also added more drinks to their menu, which is exciting! I can't wait to see what other updates might be coming.

The service was excellent! Music was good although I was hoping to hear more 70's disco. Everyone…read morein the club was there to have a good time. Everyone was friendly! Nothing but good vibes! The only real complaint I have is it was soooo hot! A/C definitely needed to be cranked up!

My friends and I have been coming to Kiss Kiss for years now and this weekend was officially the…read morestraw that broke the camel's back. Kiss Kiss is a ""speakeasy"" style club in K-town (parking theoretically available on side streets + metered though you're better off using rideshare) that neighbors another ""speakeasy"" style club around the corner. What's changed about Kiss Kiss? Drink prices for one! They've multiplied by 1.5x at least (!) and now they seemingly do not limit capacity at the club because we felt like we were in a can of sardines in there. The bartenders are still nice and polite at least. The music is also not at all any good anymore. We came on Halloween night because (1) we are familiar w/ Kiss Kiss and (2) we figured K-town was less chaotic than WeHo. This is where we learned they had tickets for sale at the door to get in (please brace yourselves,,,, it was an astounding $45......). We sucked it up and paid (our mistake we would soon learn). The night itself was advertised as a 70's disco Halloween event. At NO POINT in the entire night was 70s music played as every. single. song. was synth/house music. At the most maybe 4 songs were synth/house/EDM remixes of 70s music. Not to mention!!! They only played 1 Halloween song all night! The only positive from the night was the decor was nice. Security guards at the bathroom side make you leave your drink "under their watch" while you use the restroom. I stayed behind and switched with my friend to keep a constant eye on our drinks because the man on duty was doing everything BUT watching people's drinks!! In a town where women are known to be roofied frankly quite often is insane to me. TLDR; Cover fee is $$, drinks are $$, place is so packed you're bumping into people ever 5 seconds, security is useless, do not come here.