Rocks on prospect is a warm welcoming bar. They have a great staff that will make you amazing…read moredrinks. They also have two high end pool tables to play on with great people around to play the game with. Would definitely recommend this bar

Yes very nice , people should friendly sweet Bar tender, courteous takes good care of his school…read moreclients respect for place

This is a non-pretentious little joint with great music. Their drink prices - beer, wine,…read moreseltzers, specialty cocktails - run about average for this sort of place. Western Stars, with top-notch musicians, was playing when I was there. There was no cover charge, but they did pass the hat. I love the fact that they have live music at 6PM on a Friday night. It's not surprising that it was a relatively older crowd, with some great dancers who were really fun to watch. Street parking only, which makes it a little difficult when there are piles of snow.

Gotta love this unpretentious local spot to see live music. I've seen a lot of bands here but my…read morefavorite was a Vapors of Morphine show. It's rarely crowded so you can almost always have a good view of the stage. Friendly, chill vibes and a decent selection of beers. They used to serve food but I don't think they do anymore so get a bite to eat somewhere beforehand.

How am I a native RIer who had never been to The Met for a show before?…read more Hey Ninteen drew me in. The facility definitely gave me Coney Island freak show vibes inside. It was probably the hand painted art inside with red curtains adorning them. I have to day the photos were quite captivating. Makes the place seem more inviting. The guys at the front were nice. I was rocking Malibu and pineapple all night. Heavy handed with the pour, thanks, but still had flavor. The show was set up with chairs. Thanks for the option but I wanted to stand. People did what they wanted but it was nice that a dance floor area right in front of the stage was left open for when Kid Charlemagne hit! Large bathroom, pretty clean. 2 bars and a little entry way for long lines getting in or a smoking area. Great size for an intimate show.

Loved my first time coming here for a show. The sound was great, staff was friendly and helpful,…read morespace was nice and had plenty of room. Will be back

Was hoping when we went here on Friday night during lent that they would have a fish choice on the…read morespecial menu. Disappointingly they did not. Going to the punt position I went with a tuna melt. I am a fan of these so let's see what this one was like. The order came pretty quick. That's a plus. It was on two toasted slices of bread that were a little bit thicker which again was a plus. There was a good amount of tuna for the sandwich. I wish they offered a choice of cheese, but they did not. A side of french fries came along for the ride... not bad. They toss in a pickle. I like pickles.

Live music, good food, great staff and a friendly neighborhood atmosphere…read more This cosy neighborhood Irish Pub has some of the areas best live musicians playing 5 nights a week. Check out their music schedule on social media and go early enough to grab a delicious meal before, you'll definitely be returning regularly. Maybe we'll see you there!

I have to say this place is consistently good. They have a variety of items on their menu and I…read morehave yet to have a bad meal from there. I'm also obsessed with their chicken soup.

Great food and I'll give them 6 stars for service. The chicken fingers and nacho are excellent…read more Some great selections on apps at selected times and days. Servers were great! A true neighborhood bar and grill.

I came here with my wife for an art opening. We were pleasantly surprised by how great the bar is!…read moreI got a local beer and my wife got a Sazerac with Rittenhouse rye. Her drink was perfect, served in an (antique?) jar. The bartenders were very friendly. And overall, the place had a cool, casual vibe.

Together with Kafe Lila, Machines With Magnets is forcing me to reconsider the city of Pawtucket,…read morewhich I had previously thought of as "the place where Slater Mill and the DMV are." Currently I think of Pawtucket as "the place where Slater Mill and the DMV and Kafe Lila and Machines With Magnets are," but if I spend enough time at KL and MWM, my view will undoubtedly become more nuanced. Machines With Magnets is a recording studio, art gallery, and performance space that has fast become my favorite music venue and possibly one of my favorite places in Rhode Island. The inside is beautiful, with two large rooms decked out in cool white paint and beautiful hardwood flooring (one floor is stenciled with an absolutely stunning pattern). Art of varied quality adorns the walls. I have now had the pleasure of attending two shows here--an electronic music performance and Quintron + Miss Pussycat--and I enjoyed them both. Watching bands perform with art as a backdrop is a pleasure. The sound is good and the venue is run fairly efficiently. At the latter show, they quickly cycled through four bands by alternating the rooms in which each band performed. Very smart. The crowds are fun and interesting. Drinks, Dunkin' Donuts coffee, and even pizza are sold for reasonable prices. During my first visit, a friend turned to me and said, "I wish I lived here." "I wish I could DJ here," I replied. Until either of these things happens, I'll be stopping in periodically for more music and art. You should, too.

The programs at the school are amazing. The most interesting and fun ways to learn. Great staff…read moreand parents. My 16 year old son is there and enjoys every minute. He has made some great friends and is learning so much. I have been in the music business my whole life and tell every one how I wish I had something like School Of Rock when I was a kid.

I would highly recommend this music school. I caught a community performance recently and all of…read morethe kids could proficiently play instruments and it looked effortless. All the kids looked relaxed and happy as well which is worth its weight in gold. The arts get so overlooked in the various school districts in the area, definitely check out this school. in the grand scheme of this short term investment has long term gains.

Awful Listen if you…read morelike dive bars read some of my other reviews, I am trying to become a pro. Now with that said, Lou's is a dive, the problem is that it is one of the lamest ones I have have ever been too. I read a tip about this place and it says the place gets filled with dirtbags, sadly it couldn't be more true. Bad juke box, bad live music, awful bartenders. Bad beer, not cheap. Lou's, a dive bar with no redeeming qualities that make great dive bars so special. Tip: If you go make sure to take shower after. Terrible, thanks

In my opinion this place is more like a road house. I love cruising up on my old Harley and…read morelistening to the band kick out some tunes while throwing back a beer with some friendly folks. There is a full sized pool table and a nice stage for the musicians. I love the fact that they have A LOT of live music every week - Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sunday afternoons is all live music! If anything is lacking it is the fact that the kitchen is only open rarely but that's not a deal breaker for me personally, so...... ...if you ride this is a place you definitely should check out! Some idiot posted on here that the place was terrible. Not sure what his problem is but I figure he must be into rap or something - make no mistake this is a classic rock bar !