Great retro fun having to use cash (wtf??), although they do have a bank of sketchy ATMs if one is…read moreokay playing russian roulette with their bankcard. Otherwise, good place - live music and a fun and safe atmosphere.

Great service. A little pricey for a 14oz draft. Great music and atmosphere however …read more Fun place to dance.

The food here is so good you will honestly get a food boner…read more I had the brisket with risotto and it was absolutely amazing. Also had some German beer, a coffee, and chocolate mousse. Everything is amazing. Just as a heads up, though - be prepared to pay for this excellent food. Between my friend and I the bill for the both of us was $148 plus tip. It's not cheap but if you're prepared to pay It's totally worth it.

Has a parking lot. Has a patio. Gender specific bathroom with 2 stalls in the girls room. Decor is…read morevery cool - lots of colored bulb lights. Waitress was very good. Came here for Classical Guitar night. No admission fee so it was a "tip-at-the-end-of-your-meal" in an envelope. So bring cash! Or the waitress can charge your credit card but she will ask you to tell her the extract amount you wish to tip which makes me uncomfortable. I got the Veggie Burger $21.95 with side of bean and corn soup (their main soup). Soup was better than expected if you like beans. Tastes as you would expect. Burger - bottom bun was quite soggy, slaw was very nice. Patty was more mush and just squishes out of the bun. Decent flavor but would have liked it crisper and more solid. They provide Mango Habanero hot sauce which is really cool. Friend got the Bison Burger on Gluten-free bread. She was happy with her burger. I thought it looked funny on a slice of bread instead of a bun. She loved the salad too. My friend tried the grapefruit gelato and said it was fine. I got the Peach Bourbon pie advertised on the "today special" board. Good pie. Good solid crust, peaches inside were tasty, weird jelly filling but wasn't so bad. Not too sweet. Nice ice cream but very small portion. Kicker was the price. $14.50!!! To me that is ridiculous as I can but a WHOLE homemade pie from the farmers market for $25 and this was At Most a quarter of a pie. DISAPPOINTED. Overall Lovely spot to watch a live show, decent food if not overpriced.

We came here for a dinner theater and again we weren't disappointed…read more The place was full and fun. And also made for people who want to be home by 10ish. The show was so funny and the owners are so funny and hospitable. We have always had a great time. Food is 100% better than any other dinner theater we have went to. Really you can't go wrong on the menu. I have had the vegatarian dish and it was excellent. I had the seafood dish and it was excellent. I have had the beef dish and it was excellent. The desserts a lovely. And the soup and salad to start are fresh and flavourful. I won't go into details on what we specifically ordered because the menu changes for each dinner theater. What I will say if you love beef go with whatever beef dish they are doing. Their beef is excellent. However I went with the seafood boulibase and it was good but it was a little skimpy on the seafood. That is probably the only slight complaint that I have had in all the years I have been going here. If you like dinner theaters come to this one. Worth every penny.

Had not laughed that much in a long time. Thanks for the good times, the food and time with…read morefriends. Also 2023 GMC Sierra.

Went to see Alex Cuba (CANADIAN!!). Nice venue, cozy and comfy seats. Nice to park somewhere you're…read morenot taking your life in you hands. Saw Liaila Biali last Feb. I'll definitely be back.

we enjoyed it immensely such a nice theatre. so easy to access so clean an friendlyread more

This is an exclusive jazz club located just off whyte avenue. It is located on a side street, and…read moreis virtually invisible to the unknown eye. My boyfriend took me here as an anniversary present and I loved every moment of it. The place is pretty high end, and it is expected that you do not talk while people are performing. It is VERY frowned upon to do so actually. It has a bar where you can grab drinks, but there is no table service. Popcorn and nuts were also available for a small charge. What makes this venue unique is the quality of musicians that pass through their doors. We went and listened to a Grammy winner and she was fabulous! There is a ticket price per show. There is also a membership price. The membership price varies from $25 to $450 depending on how much you want to save. I would recommend anyone go here at least once for the experience. Just remember: NO TALKING WHILE THE ARTISTS ARE ON STAGE!

Last night was my 3rd visit to The Yardbid Suite. I had…read moreforgotten that they they only take cash at the bar. The closest ATM is across the street at Steel Wheels. Buy your tickets online. You must come at least 30 minutes before the performance. We barely got a place to sit. We shared a guy's table after his 2 companions could not buy tickets at the box office because it was a sold out show. It seems they got the sound system fixed since my last visit. Last night was spectacular. Al Muirhead, Tommy Banks and P.J.Perry. Watch the masters go at it for a couple hours and you will be in awe. The volunteer staff does the best they can, but I feel like they are judging you. Deciding if you are worthy of attending their concert. They are a very dedicated bunch. It's been operating like this since 1957 when it used to be on Whyte Ave. . (Since 1984 in this current location). I used to have a membership, but the flyers for the concerts would always arrive by snail mail way too late and I'd always miss a show. The small savings that membership offers is not really worth it to me. Just check online when you are in the mood, and you'll find something great to see.

We paid $75 for 1 day ticket and could'nt see anything but the top of the bands heads -and that was…read moreonly if you were standing. They set up the cabanas (which were much too tall) between the stage and general seating so absolutely no one could see anything the whole night! Worst set up ever! They should refund everyone who was not in the cabanas or vip area. Never again

I have never missed a Blues Festival in 25 years. This one has put me off spending my hard earned…read moredollars for another one. Music was fantastic but the venue was horrid. No room in the inn for the people that shelled out money for a VIP ticket! If you were lucky enough to get a seat it was on a stainless steel grilled bench squeezed in with so many people you couldn't move. No dance floor and the cabanas for the wealthy took away any chance of seeing the stage for the ordinary festival goer. This has been my favorite venue for years and sadly until it returns to Hawrelak I will not be going back. Shame on you Cam Haden!

This is one of my favourite venues in Edmonton! I have experienced a lot of awesome concerts and at…read morethe moment we have tickets for 5 more! :) I recommend going there with uber since there is construction in that area and parking has been always an issue. The building itself is beautiful and maintained well. In general I love to look for concerts like the last one (Star Wars) and enjoy the live experience and support our (Edmonton) symphony orchestra! :)

I've been to The Winspear a number of times, including getting to perform on stage with my school…read morechoir back in the day. But it had been a while since I'd seen a show there. And then I had tickets for 2 shows just a few weeks from each other. So I figured let's review The Winspear. This concert hall is fantastic in terms of acoustics. I'm sure you've seen other reviews say something similar. There aren't many bad seats, and most of the shows here are concerts so have good sound will be the most important thing imo. The space is beautiful, bathrooms are clean, lots of space in the lobby, coat check is a reasonable $2, and the line for the bar or snacks wasn't to long. The one thing that's a downside is the seating chart, or maybe better to explain it trying to find your seat. The first show I saw (Foil, Arms, & Hog: Skittish) the usher pointed to where my seat was. Sat down and 10 minutes later a man came up and said I was in his seat. No problem, got up, asked another usher where to go. I was further down on the main floor. The second show (1922 film Nosferatu with a live playing of the massive Davis concert organ) my friend and I went were we thought we should sit. We entered on the left doors and there was no usher there. But something didn't feel right so I went to the main doors to ask an usher if we were in the right spot. He pointed to where we were sitting so I went back there. A few minutes later another group of people in that section we were in realized they were in the wrong spot when other people came to their seats. And that group(the ones that had to move) said they were in the section our tickets said. Obviously we were in the wrong spot, so we moved to right seats. So that was confusing with the seats and there isn't anything, other than on the doors to mark what the sections are. The fact that two different ushers at two different shows I've been to told me to go to the wrong seats is a bit frustrating. There is an online interactive map, but I find on a phone it's hard to see and navigate. Maybe have a paper map outside by the doors, especially the ones on the left and right side if no usher is going to be there. That's my one gripe about the Winspear. Other than that both the shows were great. The Winspear is right downtown and the library parkade is nearby. There's also Churchill station nearby, so pretty accessible for transit. I've already got tickets for a third show I'm seeing in a few weeks, so I hopefully I won't get sent to the wrong seats.

Not a doubt that if you visit the Naked Cafe, you will know who Bob is. Not just a cafe operator,…read morebut a music aficionado, justice of the peace, sound tech, and all around friendly and positive man. Make no mistake here, this is a real hub of music and arts community development, and many a musician and artist, have, do and will gain and grow because of the embrace they feel from Bob towards their artistry and growth. Thank you Bob. You have given many hope in a cold world!

Great place for all not just the techies we love the place and highly recommend it available…read more Helpful and organized

Really great Ukrainian food. It is also Canada's first Ukrainian Kitchen run entirely by newcomers,…read morewhich I think is a great initiative. Inside is pretty small. It is more of a place where you take your food to go. Prices are a little on the high side, however they are really great community members and the food is high in quality. Service though is slow. Don't come if you are in a rush. While waiting though, it was nice to see how many people are regulars at this place and the staff know them by name. I had a combo plate. Everything was delicous. The stand outs though were the borsch. I am pretty picky about borsch and this one was excellent, and the cabbage rolls. The cabbage rolls were full of flavour. I make cabbage rolls but not like these ones. The perogies were good, and the sausage was pretty much the same as other places. They have a freezer section so you can grab and go with that as well.

Gluten Free available. We had the sampler platter as it was our 1st time visiting. We added the 2…read moreextra perogies to have left overs. Borscht was great, loved all the fresh dill on top. We also took two bags of frozen cabbage rolls home for our freezer! Will definitely be back.