Went there on 11Apr to see Jo Koy. He was very funny as was the gentleman who opened for him…read more Seats are tight, no knee room but I could deal with that. My issue was the ushers! They paced back and forth behind us all night talking. They were trying to catch someone taking pictures or videotaping so aggressively that they had no regard for us. They stood between us and the stage over and over and over all night!!! One kept leaning on the back of the seat right beside me despite the fact that the row was empty and they could have moved down, it wasn't necessary to stand over my left shoulder...but you did anyway!!! With what we paid for tickets and the $5.00 bottles of water we should atleast be allowed to watch the show!!!!! That was BS!

Truly disappointed and hurt that I had a great seat to see Ali Saddiq today for a 7pm show and…read moredrove 1.5 hours to this location to not be able to see him perform. Drove around for about 10 minutes, like many others, to finally find parking directly across from the Auditorium for $20 that only took cash. I looked at the Auditorium to see it was a chaotic scene. At about 720 there was a long line still waiting to get in. The Line extended from the Auditorium down the stairs onto the sidewalk. This told me that the show would be delayed as well, as people were looking for parking like me while others were waiting to get in. Afterwards, I drove around a few more blocks for about 10-20 more minutes then at 745 I gave up and drove the 1.5 hours back home. I called the box office to voice my disappointment. If you're not familiar with the area you wouldn't know where else to seek parking but I tried by following the crowd as they continued to look for parking. I won't be coming back to this location. Sorry that I missed his performance I was really looking forward to it.

An authentic venue in Macon, Georgia with a storied history. I drove from Augusta to catch a blues…read moreband (Danielle Nicole) and can't imagine a better scene than this. Folks in the crowd had traveled from all over,Georgia. Seems that this place deserves an official brass Historic Marker on a signpost on the street outside.

Love this place! Go for the history, stay for the music! Of course, it's best to go in the…read moreevenings, and you never know what -nor whom- to expect! I went last Friday (Macon celebrates every first Friday of the month) and heard a local band, BAS! With 2 drummers and little Eddie Van Halen, Jr. -well he sounded that way to me- had an excellent time! Fully endorse this small intimate venue!

The Society Garden is a cool, hip place to check out some live music and grab a drink or two…read more(perhaps even three drinks). We were there to check out a band and dug the all-around atmosphere and the service was good and only enhanced the all-around good time. They have a great selection of craft beers to pick from and the total experience was pretty awesome. This place definitely deserves five stars.

We came here to meet some friends for dinner and catch up and was surprised there was a cover. It…read morewas Saturday night at 6pm and there was a live band that was playing later that night. Parking was easy out front and we paid our $10 to get in. Kids 13+ had to pay as well. We were definitely on the early side as there were few people there (by the time we left a few hours later, it was packed!). We got a nice table with a dedicated fan that had a clear view of the stage. The space is really cool and there are also some stadium style seats with great views of the stage. The bar had everything you could want and including a good beer selection. They also allow you to bring your own food, which is a game changer. There is one food truck onsite that rotates (it was Mexican the night we were there) and a pizza place next door with great pizza. There are some TVs playing sports and a kid's area so bring the kids and dogs. Onvce the band started, it was loud, but we had a great time here catching up with friends.

Stopped in for dinner after work midweek. Sat at the bar which felt like being in a little piece of…read morehistory with its polished wood and dim lighting. Bar tender was funny, friendly and accommodating. Burger was on point and the onion rings fire. Ordered the James Brown's Black & Blue which was fantastic paired with Horse's Neck.

Wasn't impressed at all for being open for 50 years! I ordered the Cobb salad with what I assumed…read morewould be blacked salmon because that's how it shows on the menu on their website. Got the salad & it was a pretty underdone piece of salmon after asking for it well done. Asked the waiter why it wasn't blackened (out of curiosity) still ate it & called it good & told me we had to ask for it blackened. It was a very basic boring salad with a frozen piece of salmon for $20. My husband ordered a burger & fries. The burger was really good & he got goat cheese & bacon on it. The fries on the other hand were not it. Bummer because they are supposedly hand cut. They were drenched in oil. Like to the point that you couldn't even eat a few without feeling awful. They were soggy & heavy. Think homemade fries but in a super old fryer with lots of crisco. Overall very underwhelming for a place with such high reviews. Won't be back! Gotta step up it up if you guys plan to stay in business for another 50 years!

A.P.'s Hidden Hideaway is definitely a cool dive type biker type bar with cold beer, some…read moresurprisingly good food and live music out on the deck. When I was there the band called Big Mike and the Booty Papas and they were playing some classic old school type country that had me tapping my foot and feeling that joyful melancholy that only old outlaw type country can inspire. They also did a great version of the Lynyrd Skynyrd classic "Simple Man" (this song seems to be a mandatory song for many of the bands here in the South). I would definitely recommend a visit here.

I'm so glad we found this spot! Not that it's lost. Absolutely great local spot and a amazing band…read moreplaying. Sadly we ate somewhere else before coming here. We will definitely be back!

I visited with some friends for Friday night karaoke and had a blast. The DJ was nice and on top of…read morethe music in between songs. I can't speak to the food because i didn't eat but ambiance is your typical half restaurant half pool/game hall. Service was good i ordered from the bartenders and they were friendly. Will def be back

The hubby and I had a couples weekend and stayed at the Best Western not knowing the area. We ended…read moreup staying here and thought that the lounge attached to the hotel would be a nice place to hang out . Well, it has much to be desired. We went on 3 nights (Saturday,Sunday & Monday). Saturday night it was basically empty. We ordered 1 drink a piece which were pretty good actually, but there were only maybe 10 people including the bartender. There was NO entertainment, DJ, not even the Jukebox was playing so we left. Sunday night was karaoke and there were approx 25 people there with a DJ and it was decent until the hefty birthday girl and her buddies started twerking and acting silly on the stripper pole before they left. Sunday night we returned after hanging out downtown and realized that Robert Lee Coleman would be there, so we decided to check it out. His performance was wonderful. It is nice to see that he continues to play and enjoy his craft in his later years. I pray that the band of misfits he plays with are taking care of him and not using this elderly man for their financial benefit however meager it may be. The one young guitar player to his back left by the speaker appeared to be high/drunk not able to see or walk and had to be helped off stage. Once he sat down at a table he seemed to nod off several times before he was removed just to reappear a few minutes later full of energy and vitality. What did they do to him or give him I am not sure. But, a certain medication that will remain nameless, can be given to offset the bad effects I suspect he may have been given. Overall, I believe this place truly has potential it just needs the right owners, management, and staff to turn this place around.

Nice venue, small enough to feel intimate. There ARE some bad seats - be sure to check if your…read moreview will be obstructed. Accoustics were good, seats comfortable. Enjoyed the evening with one exception: if you purchase a beverage from the concession other than water to take into the auditorium, you must also purchase a $10 "insulated" cup to put it in. Pro tip: hydrate before you go.

I love this theater. Really intimate setting with that old timey feel. Almost every seat is great…read more I think there are a few seats that might have a partially obstructed view because of support poles. There are 2 concession stands on either side of the lobby, the lines weren't that quick but the prices were cheaper than most venues like this. Free parking if you get there early. My only complaint is they don't have enough concerts throughout the year.