Always a good time. It's an old school vibe, but don't mistake that for a low energy vibe. Drinks…read moreare budget-friendly and the bathrooms were also clean.

They advertise live music on their website so we went. They were closed at 8:55 pm (Yelp even says…read morethey're open). There isn't any parking available w/o paying either.

Nice room, location and great price only Dow fall was the restaurant closed earlier than we…read moreexpected on a week night

I liked the balcony seats, but everything was so cramped. And no drink holder. The venue was okay,…read morebut they lost their beat a couple times. And went out of tune. Getting a beverage was super easy, but pricey. $5 for an Ultra. I would definitely go back.

Eh it wasn't the worst place in the world, but I don't think it was worth $15 for the 10 minutes we…read morewere in there. They only scare you from one direction, which is kinda lame.

Scariest crap ever. Took four teenage girls with me - it was completely out of control scary…read more Should definitely go if you are into haunted houses - rivals House of Shock in New Orleans

Dark, smokey and inexpensive... 2 pool tables, a bare stage/dance floor that is bounded by tables…read moreso you know where it is... Nice horseshoe shaped bar...quite a few post-3 PM regulars...you know the type...if you don't then you ain't spent no time in a true dive bar... 5$ for Glenlivet scotch...so I'm sure beer ain't gonna be expensive ... 5 beers on tap ... overall pretty roomy for a dive but it's got the low ceiling...The regulars seemed friendly to strangers...hell at this point everything gets hazy cause I was getting drunk AF on them 5$ Glenlivets... If you find yourself north of I-220 on North Market Street just past the Waffle House look to your left and you'll find this unassuming dive where you can hide away from the world for a moment and get blitzed on relatively cheap booze...

From the owner: Our Bar specializes in providing a fun environment for a diverse crowd in the North Shreveport…read moreArea! We have a variety of beers on tap, including many local brews, and we can pour some mean cocktails! Live music most weekends!

Elvis Presley made his first appearance in Shreveport in 1954, still a 19 year old trying to make a…read morename for himself. He continued to return to here as the place where he got his first big break. Not only did he return numerous times between 1956 and his death in 1977, but he hired Shreveport native James Burton to be an integral part of his  band and stage show. Interesting factoid... the phrase "Elvis has left the building" was first uttered here in Shreveport at the Hirsch Coliseum in 1956. This life-sized statue is in front of the memorial auditorium on, of course, Elvis Presley Way. The one, the only, Elvis Presley. The caption at the bottom records his introduction, "Ladies and gentlemen, you've never heard of this young man before, but one day you'll be able to tell your children and grandchildren that you heard musical history made tonight." Long Live the King. [Review 15982 overall - 60 in Louisiana - 1487 of 2021.]

Came for a comedy show. They could use some work on access and entrance as it took a long while…read morewith only 4 doors. Once inside though it wasn't bad. They had a few bartenders available and had food you could order too. The show was great as well

The most rude customer service I've ever experienced..... I don't understand why they even…read moreadvertise as a fun zone when all they care about is the Gym..... What a waste of time and money... not to mention they need to hire new janitorial team ...... 0 out of 5 sadly I had such high hopes....

Had my son's bday here. Could be a little cleaner but wasn't too bad. Laser tag was awesome. A…read morelittle bit unorganized but that probably has to do with the place being staffed with nothing but high school and college kids. Over all not bad it could be worse but still lots of room for improvements.

FOOD: We sat down at their sit-down restaurant and weren't really wowed. We did split the BLT,…read morewhich was good, and their house chips were yummy, but nothing crazy. It would definitely fix a midnight craving. SERVICE: The service was okay. We waited a good five minutes before anyone noticed us at the hostess stand. When we were finally seated, it was by a hotel worker and not the actual hostess, but once seated, the service was good. AMBIANCE: The ambiance was like any other basic casino. There were not many slot machines, and there was a good amount of trash around the casino area. The hotel lobby itself was pretty, especially with their Christmas tree.

Needs microwaves in rooms . Shower was broken…read more I cant use a tub i am in a wheelchair . I thought best western was bad .