Great venue! The staff is awesome! There's plenty of room to dance and good lighting. The balcony…read moreis perfect for getting out of the crowd but still being able to see the show and people watch. It's connect to a cool, trendy coffee shop. The staff there are friendly and fun. And there's an awesome poster of Blondie hanging above the merch! Definitely recommend seeing bands or Dj's here!

Went last night (9/24/25) to see 4 bands. Demon Hunter, War of Ages, Convictions and Cultist. The…read moreshow was amazing. Its a shame they had it in such a horrible venue. Bought tickets online and it stated the doors opened at 6 pm and show starts at 7 pm. Got there at 6:15 pm and were about 150 -200 ft from the entrance in line. It took till 7:15 to get to the door, in the rain. When we got to the door, we asked why the line was moving so ridiculously slow. They stated they were checking ID's. Its an all ages show. Instead of scanning tickets (the ones with the barcode), they were looking it up by name. Then, they stated anyone under 21 had to pay a $5 minor charge! No mention of this on the website, tickets or venue info. Just an outright money grab. Could have made some points up by foregoing the $5 and saying sorry we made you wait in the rain for an hour and miss the beginning of the show. Instead, we got attitude from the meat head working the counter. Be aware that this was a Christian music concert, so between sets the venue blared gangster rap with vulgar lyrics, knowing full well there were children in the crowd. Just absolutely classless. Won't be returning to this venue.

First time I went, was like 2004. It's amazing this place is still around and putting on quality…read moreshows so fucking good.

The Outland is one of the last remaining vestiges of old-school rock and roll, and the environment…read moredefinitely reflects its status in that regard. Yes, it's run down and a little gross, but that's part of the appeal: it looks like a place Social Distortion or Anthrax might have played when they were getting their start. When you view the grungy nature of the bar through that lens, it's easy to see how its filth connects modern music fans to the intellectual roots of the artists they enjoy. That said, it does have a couple of less desirable qualities, chief among which is the degree of preference given to well-known locals over out-of-towners. This trend is no secret, as made obvious by the plethora of other reviews here saying as much - but it's still a relatively minor nit to pick about a bar that's otherwise in good (if fading) company. Come here when you're looking for a no-frills, down and dirty good time. Avoid it when you want to sip $15 martinis at a high-end bar with trendy decor.

It's home to many LGBT+ and allies near the Ozarks. Just a short drive away from Branson this…read morehidden gem has talented drag artists, comedians, live singers, and more! Great drinks, great people, and a one of a kind atmosphere. Check it out!

They banned me over a car accident that happened in their side lot, and refused to pay me back for…read morea booth I rented. Don't worry, I reported them to the BBB. But, why don't you even pay your drag queens? When drag is the reason this bar is even fun. And the owner's boyfriend told me I thought I was the shit when I was leaving after he yelled and argued with us when we calmly tried to discuss the issue. And btw bby I am the shit and never forget lol chow chow

One of the only places to see any type of sizable event in Springfield and they've had and continue…read moreto have good shows here. That being said this place has some pretty big issues, at least to me. Their sound system sucks. Plain and simple. I went once and the building's PA system that they were speaking over was popping and cracking like a piece of wet firewood. I thought, "Surely they'll get that fixed before the next show, because that was no good." The next time I went to an event almost 6 months later they hadn't replaced the system and the speakers actually went out about 15 minutes into the show. Which pretty much ruined the whole night. Another time I was at a show there and went to the bathroom on the first floor. Every urinal and stall was taken but one. I opened the door and it looked like someone had backed into the stall after eating eating 50 Exlax laced White Castle Sliders and washed down with a couple of gallons of coffee and had their ass explode. It was one of the 3 nastiest things I've ever seen in person. I swear that the toilet had been filled to overflowing with crap and it was on the floor and walls of the stall. I didn't know that a single human being could hold that much feces. Either that or someone was running through the bathroom with a 5 gallon bucket of chilli, tripped,and dumped the contents into the toilet. At any rate, ever since that night the first floor men's bathroom at the Shrine Mosque no longer exists in my mind. It has been edited out of my universe. I realize that this was an isolated incident, but it was horrible. If I could have given 2.5 stars I would have, but it's not bad enough for 2 stars.

This building houses the Abou Ben Adhem Shriners which I am a member of. Where I understand a lot…read moreof people do not understand what the Shriners do, I'm not going to explain a whole lot of it here but would love to explain it to you if you have any questions and will also provide a link at the end of this to help explain more about that. The Shrine Mosque was built in 1923 and in 1982 was added to the National Register of Historic Places. Besides Shriner events it houses tons of other concerts and events. It almost seems that there is something going on every weekend there. I just helped out for the past two weekends as a clown at the Shrine Circus. It is a very unique old building that several of our past Presidents have visited and Elvis Presley even played. At the time it was built it was the largest Shrine west of the Mississippi and it's stage size was only second to the Metropolitan Opera stage in New York City. The main auditorium seating is right under 5,000 people with a basement area that other events are held at that can seat over 1,500. So next time you find your self at a concert, circus, or the "Vines at the Shrine" make sure you look up, around, and take in all of the nostalgia that makes this building a old gem in our city. oh ya, if you are curious about what the Shriners do and where we came from, here's a good link or you are welcome to just ask me... http://www.abashrine.com/info.htm

Smoothies are great! Nice friendly staff...fun atmosphere…read more The Flatbread pizza was like eating cardboard...very little sauce and stingy on the imitation cheese ...horrid

I am an avid coffee lover and I'm always looking for new shops. This is a location I have visited…read moretime and time again for the last decade. It's a great place to study, if you don't need silence, or to hang out with friends. I enjoy the dim lighting and background music that seems to be a hallmark of this location. The baristas do a great job and are fast. This last time I stopped by I tried a s'mores inspired latte and overall I thought it was great. The marshmallow flavored cold foam wasn't quite what I was expecting, but after mixing it all up a bit it was very good.

The name of this restaurant is actually Millie Jo's. It's located near Baxter Marina and Baxter…read morefederal campground. It has an interesting eclectic interior that is warm and welcoming. The service here is always friendly and efficient. The food is home cooking at its finest. I had the Millie's omelette for breakfast which was overflowing with deliciousness! The biscuits are exceptional. I highly recommend eating here! They also have groceries which is very convenient when camping because there's nothing else around!

Small country store, now named Millie jo's Call ahead and…read moremake sure it's open. Closed Sunday Monday and tuesdays. Excellent burgers and pizza. Several brands of beer. Close to Baxter camp ground and boat launch and rental. The little ones can color.EMAW

Blues brothers were AWESOME! Elvis was listed as part of…read morethe show, but was replaced with Kenny Chesney, that was very disappointing. . The music was too loud that it was difficult to hear the words the singers were singing. Back up dancers were hood , great costumes. Overall show was average . Atmosphere of the gift shop was very dull.

Super fun and amazing show we got to see Elvis adel blues brothers and willy nelson. Highly…read moreentertaining and fun we got to sit almost in the front row. Didn't try any of the food but got a couple bottles of water. The staff were super friendly. It was 110 for 2 preferred seat but we enjoyed it.

We have been to several concerts here the last few years and always enjoy them. Seating is…read morecomfortable, staff is great & the concessions are very good. Parking it great.

Came here for a show and was so impressed by the balcony seats - wow are they excellent up there!…read moreMy friend recommended the left side balcony and we enjoyed the VIP section, it is easy to see off stage too for the curious voyeurs in the group. Sounds was fantastic and it has the wow factor we were hoping for. The parking wasn't as plentiful as we hoped for but we made it work and don't have any huge problems. I loved the massive already decorated Christmas tree the beginning of November and the rich feel of the lobby. The snack ladies seemed overwhelmed by the amount of people and the lines were long but the prices weren't as criminal as most shows I have gone to. A hot dog was $4 and a chicken sandwich was $7. The bathrooms were clean and well maintained and there were comfy couches and places to charge your phone in a pinch. In the VIP balcony there was a plug right in front of my friends chair which helped us not lose connectivity at a long event.

Four of us saw "Come From Away" this afternoon and it was simply outstanding. The story was…read moreinteresting, timely and very engaging, the cast was exceptional, the music, direction, sets sound and lights were truly professional. The Landers Staff was super hospitable and took extra care to allow our party to head up the stairs to the balcony prior to the full opening of the main doors. It's been many years since my wife and I lived in Springfield, having recently moved back, and seeing the great condition of the Landers and a clearly vibrant arts-supporting community, we are delighted to be back! Everyone should come experience our "jewel!" We know we will

I am going to date myself (just a little) with this review. My first memory of Springfield Little…read moreTheatre was our rural junior high school drama class being hauled down to watch a play in the metropolis of Springfield!! I couldn't tell you what we watched, but I remember we actually "dressed up" to get on a school bus and ride over an hour for that event. Fast forward at least 20 years, I still got excited (not too dressed up) to see Shrek at SLT. Springfield Little Theatre is located in the historic part of downtown Springfield. They have done so much work cleaning up, restoring and attracting new businesses in the downtown area. I REALLY like Springfield's downtown mix of restaurants, arts, businesses, salons - there is truly something for all ages. Needs a little more parking, but I don't know of any downtown area that doesn't struggle with parking challenges. Back to SLT - my sister, her friend and I all saw "Shrek". I have watched the movies a million times, but still loved the play. I was incredibly impressed by the cast, music, and the amazing costuming! The price for the show was $35 (I think) which isn't cheap, but really isn't bad when you consider a full night of entertainment. Since this is a review of SLT not Shrek - I will focus a little more on that. SLT has a TON of events (not just performances) and educational opportunities available throughout the community. The educational outreach impresses me the most. What a unique chance for kids (and not kids) to take part in the classes, workshops and productions. The prices appear to be quite reasonable and if I did have children- I would really want them to consider the activities and volunteer opportunities. If you are interested in learning more or to volunteer, check out their website or find Springfield Little Theatre on Facebook! I will definitely check their schedule the next time I am in town.