Went to see Too Many Zooz here and had a great time. It's a great venue, easy to get to, good…read moredrinks. You can sit at a table upstairs or go downstairs and dance. It's a lot of fun.

I have not tried the bistro yet, but this is my second time seeing a concert in the music hall…read more The music hall is on the smaller side, making each show more intimate than one in a larger venue. There is a bar in the back and additional seating in a balcony area. There really isn't a bad seat in the house, and both times I went the tickets were less than $50. I will definitely be back again.

I've been to a few shows here over my years in Hartford. I prefer the Webster to the Webster…read moreunderground, but I do think that it depends on the artist you're seeing and the vibe that you're going for. Security typically moves the lines very quick and merch is available when you first get in the venue. Every show I've been to has just been general admission so when you walk into the stage room, it's pretty big. There are two bars available and it's cute that they typically have specialty drinks that coincide with the artist's music. Shows here tend to be cheaper, but I think it is because the artist who performed here are typically a bit smaller but it's always a great time.

I ubered here and I think it makes a big difference because I wasn't trying to look for parking and…read morewalk. The venue is small and it's a vibe. They have a couple bars inside and the prices are pretty fair. Depending on event, I'd definitely revisit.

Definitely divey but conveniently located next to the train station and Bushnell Park. Not…read moretypically my vibe, but I was meeting a group of friends before heading out for the night. Their drinks are pretty cheap, especially the 2/$5 Jell-O shots. They didn't seem to have any flavors except watermelon, which was fine. I got a margarita as well. the flavors were pretty good and I love a bartender with a heavy hand. Unfortunately, it doesn't seem that the space is excessively friendly. Just note that you will have to go up the stairs in order to get in.

Upon going to enter the Pig's Eye Pub on 4/17/2026 at approximately 11:00 p.m., Eric Drouin, who…read morewas stationed at the door, indicated to me that I was not allowed to bring my service dog in the establishment. I informed you that because my dog is a service animal, she is permitted under ADA to accompany me in all public places. Charlie Brown, who was also at the door, then asked me the appropriate questions allowed under ADA, and after I responded, allowed me to enter the establishment with my service dog. However, after maybe 30 minutes, Mr. Brown approached me and asked that I leave the premises and return without my service dog. I declined this request since my service dog was not misbehaving in any way, barking incessantly or at all, and not being disruptive to any other patrons. After about another 30 minutes, Mr. Drouin approached me with Mr. Brown and demanded that I leave because according to him my dog was too young to be a service animal and therefore must be in training, and I was being disruptive by talking to patrons who asked me about my dog. I informed Mr. Drouin he was incorrect, that my service dog is fully trained to provide the service for which she is required, and the law does not prohibit me from interacting with patrons who approach me about my dog. He and Mr. Brown still demanded that I leave. I was with a group of five other people who all witnessed all of these exchanges. We all departed the establishment at that time. I have filed an official complaint #758150-TWD with the U.S. Department of Justice, Civil Rights Division for this violation of 28 CFR Sec. 36.302(c). This violation of the Americans with Disabilities Act can result in civil penalties up to $75,000 for a first offense and $150,000 for a subsequent offense. Despite me informing these ignorant and insolent employees of this, they still demanded that I leave. I will also be filing a complaint with the State of Connecticut Commission on Human Rights and Opportunities for this violation of CT General Statutes Sec. 46a-44 & 46a-64, which is a class C misdemeanor, which Mr. Drouin and Mr. Brown will be individually charged. I will also be contacting Mr. James Verano, the listed Principal for Pig's Eye Pub, and Mr. William (Bill) Morrissey, the listed Managing Member regarding these federal and state violations. I will also have my personal attorney contact Reid and Riege, PC, the listed agent for Pig's Eye Pub. Being denied service while accompanied by a service animal is illegal, humiliating, and emotionally draining experience that no one should have to endure. What these imbecilic employees did was not only illegal but morally reprehensible.

Small event that is great for families and kids, good selection of food trucks and rides. Beer tent…read moreis always busy and everyone working is kind and helpful. Music can sometimes be very loud but what else would you expect from a music festival

"You are the apple of my eye Forever you'll stay in my…read moreheart" (Stevie Wonder) Wow, wow, wow!! Were we impressed by the Glastonbury Apple Harvest and Music Festival. The Festival grounds (located in Riverfront Park) was enormous. There was a big midway with amusement rides and games, plenty of food trucks, three stages of live music, craft and clothing vendors, a petting zoo, a pub, ice cream stands, apple pies and fritters, and even a 5k Road Race for tomorrow. We had such a fun time, just strolling the grounds, checking out all the food options. We eventually settled on a plate of Tofu Pad Thai and dumplings from Siam. We also picked up a 6-piece order of Apple Fritters and split that between three apple and three pumpkin. I also had a nice visit to the at the Pan De Oro booth and learned they make salsa and tortilla chips right in Hartford! Who knew? We parked at the high school and took a shuttle bus to the gate. Admission was $5 per person. Sure beats the crowded Southington Apple Festival in our opinion.

I love coming to the Bushnell to watch amazing shows. I seen three show here so far and had great…read moreexperience for all of them. They have good parking, which is right across the street. It might take time to get out of the parking after the shows but it is manageable. I suggest to get there early to get good parking, light snacks, and some merchandise. The merch line is usually long but it is organized. All the staff is friendly and willing to help if you have questions. Seating in the theater can be a bit tight but it is not too bad. Overall I love coming here when there is show I want to see but don't feel like going to NYC to watch it.

Can't wait for the show to begin. Some of the young girls have dressed up as Belle- so cute.read more

We have been here numerous times and have had a good experience every time. The food is excellent,…read morefresh and interesting. There's always something we are excited to check out when we haven't been in a while. The restaurant is both nice enough that you feel really good bringing your out of town friends here to try and impress while also being low-key enough for a simple date night with your significant other. They have a few non-alcoholic drink options. As someone who's living the sober lifestyle, it's always nice to see that. The restaurant is well managed and well maintained. Always clean, servers seem invested. It doesn't hurt to make a reservation if you're coming on a Friday or weekend night. Chicken is the star of the show here, and we almost always order that with some of the ala carte sides, but my wife also likes to grab something else off the menu and I'll usually sneak a bite. We've never had anything that fell below expectations.

My husband and I usually end up here for our Friday night dinner!…read moreAlways delicious ! Service is great! Atmosphere is Amazing

Got to witness the historic partnership of TheatreWorks and Hartford Stage's production of Sweeney…read moreTodd. Brilliant production directed by Rob Ruggiero. I also enjoyed their specialty drink crafted by the Hartford Flavor Cocktail Parlor on Pratt st. It was delicious! was Made with Sour Cherry Vodka, Wild moon liqueur, Cranberry liqueur, and grenadine. It was smooth and it came with a special souvenir cup for $19 dollars. A bit pricey but the drink was enjoyable.

So far, my husband and I have seen two shows here: English and Sweeney Todd. I love that the…read moretickets are affordable, the theaters all feel intimate enough that there's not a bad seat in the house,, and the bathroom is so accessible during intermission. However, the seats are so beyond uncomfortable! I wish they did something about this! Both shows, both of us had painful butts. We were so sore that it made it hard to focus on the show. I feel that they cheaped out so hard that I hesitate to return there for future shows.

I'm so mad at myself that I didn't know about this place sooner!! This is a great place!! We had a…read moregreat time! Small intimate seating for about 80. Improv is so fun to watch! If you want you could even take classes here if you want to be a part of the fun. Sundays are family shows (rated G). Although Saturday shows err on the side of adult situations, they are not vulgar, a swear here and there. I've been here twice and both times the staff was amazing, warm and welcoming. There is an elevator, you just need to ask for it. They have drinks and snacks, just check on line for what you might find there. Get over there!! You're missing out if you haven't been already!! Great way to spend Saturday evening.

If you haven't checked out the Sea Tea Comedy Theater yet... what are you waiting for!? The theater…read moreitself is a really nice venue with super nice staff. They have a ticket counter with all sorts of Sea Tea swag, a snack bar with soda, beer, seltzer and a variety of snacks. The seating is comfortable with drink holders built in (this makes it even easier to clap and cheer for the very funny comedy)! And, of course, the Improv teams always do an amazing job performing live improv comedy - totally original and unscripted silliness. My favorite place to spend a night out in Hartford.

We had a really fun night here watching 3 local bands play. There was a super convenient parking…read moregarage directly across the street and the bar validates your parking ticket. We didn't try any food and did have to bus the dirty table we sat at ourselves but the staff was stretched thin so no hard feelings. We each had well drinks that came in plastic cups and were good pours. The architecture and sound was good for all the bands and the mixture of people and vibes was fantastic a super cool spot we would def go back for another show.

Finally stepped foot into the legendary Arch St Tavern! I was there for Camp Sol which featured…read morethree badass female DJs: Sonia Sol, Selector AR, and Kasey Cortez. It's a big space. There was plenty of room for dancing, vendors, and some tables which people sat at. There's nothing special to the space though. I believe the DJs set up the winter theme so without that, it's a great canvas for shows. All of their sets were amazing but Kasey is a beaaaaaast. That girl can spin some tracks, check her out ASAP. There were drinks specials so I stuck to a tequila sunrise. Thankfully I didn't have any issues but my friends drinks were really inconsistent. One of them literally just had orange juice. I didn't get to try food but nothing looked appealing from what was coming out for other people so I didn't feel that I missed out. I can't see myself stopping in on a random day but for a show I think the venue was sufficient.

Outdoor dining in summer, plenty of beer and shots, games, all sorts of Irish up in here... what's…read morenot to love? After being dragged here once we've returned two more times and just enjoy the pure mayhem of it all. Irish-American folks and wannabees all running amok. The real acid-test of this bar was the fact that staff as well as customers are friendly and fun-loving unconditionally. Our first go-around was in the company of a local celebrity -- the drinks came fast and kept coming. Several customers ambled over to meet & greet our friend. Next visit we went without him and yet found the service swift and the atmosphere quite friendly. One in our party became rather obviously drunk -- and but for being shut-off he was not made to feel uncomfortable nor were we. Mind you, our crew is usually very well-behaved. But, hey, this place brings out the lush in all of us, I guess. On a recent afternoon we discovered there was some kind of food, roast beef with potatoes and gravy, I think. It smelled awesome but we were here for the booze. Cheerful, efficient bar staff kept 'em coming. Our visits were all week-end afternoons, so can't comment on the night life. Irish bands are featured.

The last authentic neighborhood Irish bar in the area. Good selection of whiskey, private area for…read morea group available or belly up to the bar for a nice chat or to watch the game. This isn't a hip trendy spot like some of the other "Irish" bars, it's a nice stop on the way home from work or on the weekends. The outside seating is comfortable and relaxing. Great staff is attentive and doesn't rush you along if you have a question.