Such a great place! I've only been here a couple of times, but each visit has been a blast. I…read moreappreciate that it's overall pretty clean, including the restrooms. They have a bar and a few tables you can use, but your tab in that area doesn't apply in the show room. Depending on where you're seated, you could end up pretty close to another table. The last time I was here, we never recieved an entree we ordered - so we figured our server just forgot to ring it in. It turned out fine since we had a couple of appetizers to snack on. I guess it worked out in our favor, as we didn't have to worry about meeting the two item minimum per person! Shoutout to Janelle James (principle from Abbott Elementary) - she was HILARIOUS!

I've been to Helium three times now. It's in the heart of downtown on Georgia Street. Arrive early…read moreif there's a concert or sporting event (which is likely as it's right next to Gainbridge Field-house, Lucas Oil and the Convention Center). You can sometimes find street parking or something at the Circle Center Mall. The venue doesn't seem new and very well maintained. Some of the chairs are falling apart and it doesn't seem super clean. It is a comedy club though so not exactly there for the ambiance. My first time was to see Comedienne Sarah Sherman, then my first ever Drag Brunch which was Wicked Themed and incredible. Last Sunday I saw the Heated Rivalry Drag Brunch and am strongly considering retuning for Y2K one next month. The service can be hit or miss. The way the food is presented is inconsistent. Sometimes you get mimosa served in a Bud Light bucket other times you get a carafe. I had food served in a plastic container while others had actual plates. The prices for food & drinks are reasonable but there is a 2 item minimum purchase per person in addition to the tickets. I was sad to have missed Michael Che recently but Kevin Smith who directed Mallrats, Clerks, Chasing Amy Dogma, Jay & Silent Bob etc will be there soon. They do get some pretty good talent at Helium. I'll be back to catch another show.

The show was very creative. The food needs a little help. But the people were very niceread more

Gutty's Comedy Club is a still fairly new comedy club located in Greenwood, Indiana that features…read moreexclusively clean, family-friendly comedy. The club, which is also alcohol-free, is located in a small retail center area directly next to a Dollar General and directly in front of the Greenwood location of Jockamo's Pizza. I'd wanted to visit Gutty's since they'd opened in Fall 2019, but hadn't really had the opportunity. After being taken down by some health issues in November, I've been mostly homebound since late November/early December. Tonight was my second "public" outing outside of a Christmas Eve service/dinner and some doctor's appointments. I was there to catch Rick Garrett, who is Yelp Elite Rick G. for those who don't know, and who was the headliner for two shows this weekend. I produced a comedy DVD for Rick in 2019. The parking lot is kind of small, though you can find other spots around the building I'd imagine. There's one accessible spot directly between Dollar General and Gutty's. The entryway is level to the ground, while the two-sided glass door is fairly easy to manage. As a wheelchair user, I was easily able to enter. The actual club spice offers a variety of multi-seat tables organized quite nicely. They have 3 public restrooms - each is single-user, though the third of the three is actually designated as accessible. I would imagine someone in a wheelchair could easily sit almost anywhere in the room, though the stage itself is not wheelchair friendly as it has a couple of small steps up to it. Gutty's offers what they call a Gutty Snack Pack for $8 - it includes a slice of Jockamo's Pizza, a bag of chips, and a soft drink (or water). The soft drinks are cans; the water is bottled water. They also had some other small snacky items like candy bars. The concession is open until the show starts - then also briefly after the show. It's refreshing to have a show not interrupted by snacks, servers, etc. Gutty's follows the usual comedy show structure - a host, a guest, a feature, and the headliner. Tonight's show featured Justin Kelly doing an opening set (and performing for the first time in front of family), Kentucky's Rob Wilfong as the featured act (fantastic set), and Yelp Elite Rick G. as the headliner (who is always funny). While you may not immediately think of "clean" comedy as funny, I assure you it can be very funny and most consider it to be more challenging than your usual club comedy. All three were a blast. The Gutty's stage also hosts other entertainment options and is looking to become more involved in the Greenwood entertainment scene. They also offer opportunities for sponsorship and for getting involved (mostly as volunteers). The facility itself has a casual, mostly intimate feeling. The room is still a bit of a work in progress, but I absolutely loved it. Tickets typically run $15 in advance and $20 day of show. So far, they've hosted a variety of comics - I'm particularly interested in a February 7-8 weekend featuring Michael Joiner, a comic turned actor who was featured in The Grace Card. This next weekend, local faves Dave Wilson and Dave Dugan will be making appearances. If you join their "Gutty Club," e-mail or text, you get access to special offers, news on dates, the possibility of winning tickets, and rumor has it maybe even something on your birthday. If you've ever wanted a comedy experience where you can take the entire family, then Gutty's is definitely the answer. While we didn't have kids in the audience tonight, Rick told me a couple of children were present last night and had a blast. This is a growing facility and certainly "local." It's a great place to check out local/regional acts while having a good time and supporting a local business. After my last few weeks of major health issues, I needed some true laughs and definitely got them tonight. I look forward to returning.

This is an interesting place. Enjoy it with a crowd of people and some adult beverages. Everyone…read moreseemed to have a good time even the kids. I'm glad they have a family show. The Christkindlmarkt improv was hilarious!! It looked like there were minimal food options. We didn't visit the snack bar but the restrooms were clean. I liked the option of signing the walk when we left.

Support comedy! Red Curb gets it right, man. It's a smaller…read morevenue that doesn't force you to buy two $11 beers. We saw Brent Terhune with an adequate list of openers and had a fantastic time. They have a few snack food offerings with beer and wine which were all surprisingly reasonably priced!

My sisters and I went here yesterday to play Squid Games. Two of us had already played out…read morepreviously, but we found out that players don't always play the same games. We arrived and used the restrooms before getting all suited up. I received much more instruction and information regarding the game and how to deal with tracking issues than I did during a previous visit. Even with this information, we still ran into several tracking issues regardless of how active we'd been. We were told that the more we moved, the better the tracking would be. I stayed in motion but my game was interrupted on multiple occasions due to tracking issues. We had fun, got our heart rates up and broke a sweat. The members of staff were friendly and helpful.

I have teen and tween boys, so you better believe that I would end up at Sandbox VR at some point…read more We visited on a rainy day, which was neat because this is a great rainy-day activity for kids and adults. There are a few different experiences to choose from, and we did the Age of Dinosaurs experience. It was very fun and interactive, but I think this particular experience skews a little more toward younger kids. There was a Stranger Things one that I think would probably be good for older kids. I believe they change the experiences up every once in a while, so there's always something new to do. My kids are pros at VR, but this was my first time! I was wondering if I'd get motion sickness, but no, everything was fine. The people who work here are so great! They explain everything every step of the way, from the time you step inside until your VR experience is over. You don't need to know anything about virtual reality games to have a good time.

This place is a little difficult to find. It's tucked away down a little side alley but I think…read morethats what makes this place so charming. It feels like you have stumbled upon something very exclusive. It only seats 25 people. I appreciate they take reservations. The decor is elegant but not overly pretentious. We were greeted very warmly by the staff. We got served a complimentary tasting as soon as we were seated. I was impressed by the beautiful glassware and menus. Our waitress was very helpful in the selection process. I was very relieved to see they did offer some affordable options. I went with a more affordable glass of bubbly. My friend ended up ordering some caviar that we could share. Overall, it was a very lovely experience and look forward to returning.

The team was very attentive and the ambience is one of a kind in the area! The food was affordable…read moreand great quality!

Nice place nice people children are welcome the atmosphere is nice the people are great even the…read morepeople that work there are okay LOL but I recommend it to anyone especially people that have children because it definitely has a child atmosphere where the kids can play and they have things for the kids to do a lot of things as for everybody the adults to do and this Saturday Friday I think today is Friday and Saturday they're having some kind of thing going on and anybody ever wanted to come come on come on enjoy yourself it's great

I was planning for my daddy's funeral. Well today we were supposed to be having my daddy's repast…read moreat Moose Lodge 17. After talking with someone last week and the week before. They said someone was suppose to be there. My family had food that had cooked for my daddy's repast. Waiting on them so I could paid deposit. No one showed up. Our food was getting cold. They don't get no stars from me or my family. This place is not recommendable to any body. I will never have any events

Allstars is the place to be.. especially on Wednesday. $5 drinks and food specials. I orders the…read morecatfish and the wings both was cooked to perfection!! Lots and tvs for game watching and plenty of room for dancing and lounging. The servers are very helpful and friendly , constantly checking on our group making sure we were good. Even the owners walk around and greet people. Makes you feel welcome and appreciated for being there..... great place!!!!!

Today for lunch I decided to do something a little different. I typically don't have long for lunch…read moreso most times I'm discouraged to get a good home cooked type of meal. I took a chance... let me say, I'm so happy I did. I have heard many great things about this sports lounge & the food that they offer. They are perfectly nestled into a highly trafficked strip off of Georgetown rd & it's welcoming for "regular lunchtime attire" even though as soon as I stepped in, I felt underdressed (in a good way) the place is VERY clean & fully equipped for both day and night time crowds. Parking is all shared with the neighboring stores/businesses but it is very large so no qualms about finding a good spot. I was surprised to have placed a food order for myself and my daughter around 12:45pm and my food was bagged and ready to go by 1:15pm - while I waited, I did partake in an alcohol slushy which was so delicious & well deserved haha. The kitchen staff that I came in contact with and the bartender (Jasmine, Ms. Gigi & Shamon (sp)) were all very sweet women and took their time answering all of my curious questions about the space as well as menu/drinks. Another fun fact I learned about this place is that it is BLACK OWNED!! The food quality was on point (no cheap ingredients) and it was still hot when I got home. Fried mushrooms are always a sports bar go to of mine & these lived up to my expectations, the catfish was juicy on the inside and perfectly fried on the outside- not one piece of the two large fillets were the seasonings compromised. My daughter LOVED her wings & we know how teenagers love chicken wings. She was also happy the red beans & rice weren't spicy like she's had in the past from other places. One last thing I'd like to mention is that I usually am annoyed that my to-go order didn't include proper utensils or sauces requested.... They did not shy away from giving me ample sauces & napkins (they were thick too)! All in all, AllStars gets 5 stars from me! I can't wait to go back but the next review for them will be of the nightlife, which I've seen people rave about on IG and I fear I have been missing out.

What a great performance space! The first time I was able to check out this theatre is at…read moreiNDYfRINGE festival 2012, and it definitely had some great shows there, including BOT, which was freakin' spectacular! Not to mention, this space has a refreshment booth, which is always a plus. You've gotta appreciate these smaller performance spaces because it keeps the show more intimate with the audience, as well as getting the community involved in local theatre. I cannot stress enought how important it is for us to support that which makes our city special - the arts especially. I'm a huge advocate of small businesses and local artists, so forgive me if I sound huffy-puffy when I say GO RIGHT NOW! See some indie show that will probably never be seen again because some guy wrote it in his car because he needed the money for gas. You won't regret it! And even if you do regret it, you'll still walk away with a different point of view. That's the beauty of theatre!

TOTS, or Theatre On the Square, is one of Indy's best bets when wanting to take in local theater…read more TOTS offers a varying selection of plays and other types of shows, and is one of the main theaters used during the Indyfringe Festival in the fall. The Main Stage offers auditorium style seating. Stage 2 is more of an intimate setting that is primarily made up of four top tables and higher bar top seating. In both cases, if you want to feel as if your on stage, the front row will but you extremely close to the action. There is a small concession stand that offers drinks, including beer and wine, and snacks for cash prior to entering. Tips to keep in mind: **Seating for both stages is first come first serve, so make sure to arrive early if you wish to have all of your party sitting together. ***The main restroom is down a flight of stairs. They do have a single restroom on the top level near the main stage; however, it may or may not have a "Cast" sign **If you don't have time to visit their box office, they do use Vendini online ticketing, which will charge you a small fee. ***Parking - It's Mass Ave, so parking can be hard to come by. Factor extra time in when planning to arrive in time for shows ***If you tend to go to a lot of their shows, they usually offer a flex pass at the start of the season that is a good option.