Liquor is watered down. It looks like they are adding the water straight to the bottle so it…read moreappears you are getting the actual amount you are supposed to. If you take a spectrometer with you, this will show you the truth. I'm never going back here again. This was the first time in a long time, and no way. No music even, and it was a Saturday night.

I went to this place with my fiancé to grab some food, drinks, and play some pool. Walked in and…read morethe whole place was dead. There was 1 person working the bar and then 1 waitress who handles the dining room area. We were there for 45 minutes and not once did the waitress come to see us and see if we wanted anything to eat or drink. I went to the waitress and told her that not once did she come to see us and her response was "oh I was just asking if anyone went to see if you needed anything" If you are the ONLY ONE handling the EMPTY dining area and you DONT SEE US WITH ANY MENUS that must mean WE WERE NEVER HELPED!? Rude. Disrespectful. No apology. No nothing. You just lost out on what could've been a big tip lady.

I went at opening and it was a great place to meet family friends for an affordable beer and bar…read morefood. They had amazing pita fries that reminded me of Olga's snackers. Friendly service and patrons, it gave up north feels without the drive. You don't have to be a member and it seems like they have a pretty regular events schedule with euchre, karaoke etc. It was an older crowd, but good music and you really can't beat the prices! They also have a patio area that allows smoking which is refreshing to see.

Higher price to pay but worth it if you don't mind really big crowds. Drinks were made nice . It's…read morepricy for drinks but worth it . Just be aware most of the time if hard to even walk around because of how packed it is

The prices are much higher than similar night clubs I have been to, my friend was charged $47 for 2…read moremixed drinks which I even went back and confirmed the price with the bartender. It is also 18+ so keep that in mind for the type of crowd that is there. I would not recommend Necto. I have always had a great time at LIVE and thought it would be similar, and I was pretty disappointed to find that it's not the case.

What a treat to see a classic story like Beaty and the Beast acted out in this classic, historic…read moretheatre. Outside, handills and sandwich boards announce the current performance. Inside, the smell of freshly popped popcorn will greet you as you make your way into the lobby/foyer. Despite the ornate gold fixtures and red velvet curtains in the auditorium that speak to the theatre's bygone days, it's now a family-friendly place so popcorn as a snack option is a hit. Ticket prices are reasonable so the whole family can experience live theatre without breaking the bank. The matinee performances on Saturdays and Sundays are perfect for kids and birthday parties are a regular event. At the end of performances, after curtain calls, the cast announce the names of the birthday boys and girls and everyone, including the audience, sings happy birthday. Community theatre is a wonderful way to showcase local talent and it's fun to see such an active group alive and well in historic Northville.

They have great shows and have for many years. I'm confused by the woman below who is complaining…read moreabout someone stopping her from texting during a show. She's in the wrong! You shouldn't text during a show. Also, the shows are based on classic fairytales and not Disney movies. I see all their shows and the kids I take are always impressed.

What could be better than a place where you can rock out and dance to your hearts content! Happy…read moreHour on Friday night is a blast!

Live is the closest thing to a true club in Ann Arbor. Experience was interesting, but enjoyable…read morethe service was awesome by Megan

The food was good. But that lady Tasha is just rude and entitled. Saw a video of her online talking…read moreabout my husband whom was kind and respectful a little playful. She spoke about him as if he were to been hitting on her. This is where being nice to someone might bite you in the @**. She's not even pretty enough to think my husband wants her. He was just kind. Anyway other than this chick everything seemed like really cool. The atmosphere was cool I guess despite the interaction with said lady

Ideal for a lowkey night, my buddy Walker lives for this place. I thought he was crazy until I came…read more& had a riot. Cheap beers, good people, & good times!

Something about this place is one part magical old-timey performance space and the other half is…read moregrimy hole in the wall. Pretty great combination if you ask me. As others have mentioned, not the greatest sound for louder shows. But they do bring through lots of interesting little projects - mostly local - my favorite so far has been the burlesque show - or Forest's one-man-band "Skate Laws" - or "suicide by cop" (a punk band that perhaps takes itself a bit too seriously but is for the thrashing about and actually pretty good). Unfortunately, finding out that these shows exist is a whole 'nother issue. Their website calendar usually just shows the puppet shows which is a great source of frustration for me. You'll have to either know people involved in the productions or search for DIY posters around Ypsi (The Ugly Mug usually is a good source for those things). Pretty sure all the shows geared toward adults are BYOB (haven't seen a sign yet that says a certain show is requesting it not be). So grab a paper bag or a flask before you show up, if you want to imbibe. It's definitely 'flex space' in that depending on the event, it's divided into church pews and seats with a floor seating up in front and sometimes it's all open with some seats on the periphery. The basement is a place you can hang out if you want to get away from the crowd upstairs - but it's mostly a storage space. There's a couch near the bathroom which, despite the fact that... well, it's near the bathroom... seems to be a popular place for making-out and other transgressions. I guess people are turned on by different things. Like proximity to bathrooms. To each their own. If I could find out about the shows more, I would go more. Until then it's nice to know it exists and the shows I have attended there were mucho enjoyable.

The first thing I thought of when I entered the Dreamland Theater was the great scene from "All…read moreAbout Eve" when the Hollywood-bound director lectures Eve about "the theater" "Want to know what the Theater is? A flea circus. Also opera. Also rodeos, carnivals, ballets... Donald Duck, Ibsen, and The Lone Ranger, Sarah Bernhardt, Poodles ....It may not be your Theater, but it's Theater of somebody, somewhere" The Dreamland may not be your theater, but it's there, in a skinny, shabby little room in downtown Ypsi, providing puppet shows for kids and adults alike. They offer other shows, too, but I was there for the puppets. The first thing I saw was a haphazard crowd of kids and adults looking for seats. There are four church pews in the front and a two row riser in the back (no more than 30 seats total, I'd guess). Naturally, the stage is up front, but there is also a projection screen to the right. Eventually, the lights dimmed and ""A Puppet History of Ypsilanti" commenced. The show began with shadow puppets on the rear-lit screen. Then the narrative continued on stage. The beautiful and brightly colored hand-made curtain opened to reveal wooden puppets and painted backdrops. The curtain would close between scenes and the puppetmaster would drop a new bit of scenery or a different puppet in the mix, then reopen the curtain. I really enjoyed the creativity and technical prowess that went into the multimedia performance. They used a pre-recorded dialogue track and operated the puppets in sync. This backfired at times, like when the soundtrack skipped (repeatedly), but considering that there seemed to be just one guy running the show, and it only cost five bucks, I was pretty impressed. The writing was underwhelming. The story was informative (Phyllis Diller is from Ypsi - how did I not know that?!?!?), but it was obnoxiously self-referential at times, and probably went over many of the kids' heads. I wish the playwright had left out the stuff about himself and just stuck to talking about Ypsi. At the end of the show, my companion referred to the forty minute program as "janky"and okay, yeah, it was. But I'm so excited that someone bothered to build a stage and some seats, fashion a curtain and some puppets, add a broken CD player and sell tickets - just footsteps from my front door! It may not be everyone's theater, but it's theater for me.

Great venue! It's a nonprofit so you have to have a membership if you want to drink there. We saw…read morelocal classical pianist BLKBOK. He did a Juneteenth show there and it was amazing. Great music with a lot of history sprinkled in.

When you talk about community theater/music, you have to think of the ark. The quality of…read moreperformers that the art attracts is truly amazing. Tonight I'm here to see. BlkBok, a classical/fusion electronic artist. Being a Detroit native, performing at the sort of like a homecoming. What I love about the arc is that it is really run by volunteers and as a nonprofit. The other aspect, which is great is that it's an intimate space, you are not far from the performers at any seat. I highly recommend this for entertainment in Ann Arbor..