I hadn't been to the red room in YEARS and YEARS but was invited to a 50th Birthday party here,…read morewhich I didn't even realize was a thing. So apparently you can rent the facility prior to them opening at 10pm. So the party was from 6-10. You have access to the entire place and the outside area as well. You can also cater in your own food, so it's not like you have to use their contacts, but it does have to be catered, you can't bring in homemade food. You can also bring in a DJ. This particular party had a cash bar but you can make arrangements for it to be an open bar if you would like. The most exciting thing is you only have to have I think a $400 liquor minimum. Well if you have a decent crowd, I'm sure that's pretty easy. I also wasn't aware that they actually have a parking lot for your guests as well.

This place has always been hands down so much fun! The service has always been so great with the…read morestaff being so kind and attentive. The ambiance is fun and upbeat. I would highly recommended red room for a fun upbeat vibe and always kind staff. They also have a fun salsa night on Wednesdays. During the warmer temps of nights they also have an outside lighted patio!

I was invited here for a concert. It was on a Wednesday evening that I had attended the concert…read morehere. Parking was easy to find but of course you had to pay for it due to being out in broad ripple. I ended up paying for a meter parking which was not too bad at all. Once I walked to the vogue they had security there to check and make sure no one was bringing in any items they shouldn't. It was great that security is there. The security was friendly. After walking into building the space was very big. There were a lot of people in there but everyone was spread out. I love how they had an ADA section for people. There was a bar which the prices were your typical prices for drinks. Overall the experience for the concert was good.

I would give the Vogue more stars because I typically have positive experiences. Fun events and…read moretalent. The staff is usually great. The drinks tend to be more reasonably priced than Live Nation events. I was there a couple weeks ago and made sure to bring a clear purse and even measured it to make sure I wouldn't have any issues getting in through security. It was fine. When I was there last night the exact same purse was prohibited. Next time I'm going to bring a tape measurer with me so I don't have to go through that hassle again.

Last night was my second time at Greg's. We were there to see Darlene Mitchell who came in third…read moreplace on Season 18 of RuPaul's Drag Race. The experience is so much fun! The DJ is great and gets the crowd dancing. Definitely support your local Drag scene and culture. Make sure to bring cash though for tipping the Queens but also because that's all they accept for drinks. I did not love the drinks either last time so I had something out of a can last night. I wouldn't recommend a vodka cranberry or espresso martini. Overall a good time if you know what to expect.

I've long wanted to check out Gregs, a longtime presence in the LGBTQIA+ community since its…read morebeginning back in the early 1980s. It began life as one-room bar called Wawase. On July 1, 1980, new owners Bill Brown and Dean Gardner opened it up as Our Place - affectionately known as O.P.'s. It was Indy's first levi/leather bar. It was around 1990 that the dance floor was put in, though by this time I believe Dean had passed away and Bill sold the place to Phil Denton and Greg Powers in 1992. After Phil and Greg took over, O.P.'s became known for its philanthropy and passionate support of the city's LGBTQIA+ community. In 2002, Greg passed away and Phil renamed the bar in his honor. Gregs was born and his legacy continues. While I find the parking around here a little more difficult than at someplace like Metro, Gregs is FAR more wheelchair friendly than Metro. There's no comparison. (Both are weak in terms of accessible bathrooms). Gregs hosts drag shows on a regular basis. Gregs hosts card tournaments, gear-friendly events, dance events, and much more. The prices are pretty decent. The employees were friendly. The clientele seems mostly cool (there are always exceptions, but I felt welcome here). While I do think Gregs is more accessible, it's worth noting that when it's crowded the layout doesn't really lean toward accessibility. As someone who tends to avoid larger events, I'm generally fine with going during an off-time. I enjoyed my visit here. I'd always wanted to visit. This is probably more of a 3.5 for me, however, I'm skewing upward due to the good prices, better accessibility, and overall friendliness of employees. While I may not rush back, there's no doubt I'll return.

This place is like a tiny slice of Texas in Indiana. There is a mechanical bull. There is line…read moredancing. And a live country band. I highly recommend taking a Wednesday class because the dances are harder than they look. But water is $1.

On my way home from I long day, I came across this place and decided to stop in. It was a Saturday…read morenight, which meant there was a $4 cover and it was line dancing night. I am always amazed at line dancing. The place is huge and has a pretty big parking lot with an over flow lot available as well. It you use you debit/credit card for anything here (bar tab, cover charge....) you will be assessed a $1 fee. The staff there was friendly enough, even though my interaction with them was limited. The place was very clean and had decent lighting for a bar. No country bar would be complete without a mechanical bull. This place in no exception. They have a bull that you can ride for an additional fee. The place has a very big dance floor in the middle, three bars (two were open while I was there), a stage, corn hole boards and an eatery (Rolyno's Pizza) that sells hot dogs, pizza, pretzels, sodas, and breadsticks. You will also find an outdoor patio out front that overlooks the parking lot. The drinks were reasonably priced, but there was always a long wait in line to get one. They were playing some real good music, a wide variety of country and hip-hop, and the line dancers really knew their stuff. I like this place. It had a mixed crowd, with the average age being about 30 or so. It is very spacious, with tons of room. It is defiantly a place to be on Friday and/or Saturday nights. Yeee haw!!!!!

Visiting from another state, this place was recommended to go have drinks. Unfortunately, the visit…read moredidn't go very well. The bartender wasn't friendly. He put my bill in the bill fold and slammed it down in front of me so that I could sign it. Then he walked away quickly. It was a group of 4 of us visiting the place and I was buying the first round. Maybe he didn't want to fix 4 drinks at once. We never want to be in a place where we are not wanted. We discarded the drinks, left, and went to another establishment.

I went early to get dinner with a friend. The mushroom Swiss burger is to DIE for! The chef came…read moreout to ask how the food was. So sweet! You can tell the food is made with passion and love! Perfect fries! So crispy and golden perfection! The fried mushrooms are also fantastic! Also a great place to go for a mocktail that won't cost you an arm and a leg! We sat at the bar and chatting with the bartender. Super great staff! It does get busy later in the evening! At least on weekends! And there will eventually be a cover charge! If you're there before that time then no cover needed! But awesome food! Cool vibe!

I want a free section here with drinks included (or at least so the flyer said) When we arrived, I…read morewas told that the drinks were only half priced and when I purchased drinks, not a single drink was half off. I paid full price for everything. Drinks were not even that good. and I have screenshots saying we would receive a free drink. I would not have had my birthday party at this place had it not been for the fact that I was Promised free drinks. Not a fun place either... lots of fun bars around don't waste your time here old bar and not in a good way

Ended up here because I really wanted dueling pianos. It was a good time, although louder than it…read moreneeded to be. I was a bit disappointed because most of the song choices were not my kind of music (I was looking for a more lounge-y show tune vibe. They don't have a kitchen but you can bring in your own food and there is a decent pizza place next door. I am always a bit suspect of places that serve large buckets of alcohol, but that's one of their things. I think I'll look for a smaller venue in the future but it was ok.

This is a review of Sunday Reggae Night on a three day weekend…read more http://www.casbaindy.com/events/1 In short: Danced my ass off. Fun music, great drink specials, great place to dance, and somehow I skipped the whole line (still not sure how considering at that moment I was a lone guy going in to meet a DJ but hadn't name dropped yet) Would I come back? definitely. but I would also agree with other reviewers that this is a place to END the night (i.e. after most people start turning into pumpkins), not to start it.

Casba- Great for dancing. Poetry participation... Not so much…read more We attended the Vocab event. Ms. Januarie York and Theon Lee were the featured artists. I've seen Januarie in the past. I admire her work. Theon Lee left me still talking about his pieces now. They featured an open mic part of the night which was tolerable. There were a few artists I enjoyed. One man who's name I cannot recall left me w a few questions. Overall no complaints about the featured artists. They were dope. Now the set up. Casba You know you only have 3 tables. You didn't do us any favors by moving the chairs to other side of the bar. Like there were far too many people standing and shifting from foot to foot bc they had nowhere to stand. I get it if it is more for your vibe, but it was annoying. I saw a woman in high heels leaning on the way to stand up. There was a larger woman going side to side to be comfortable. My woman who has knee issues complained about the pressure she felt bc she had to stand for close to 2 hrs. Like the public shouldn't have to be uncomfortable to fit your vibe. I'd only ask in the future for a few more chairs.

I can never remember to take photos of meals I decide to review as an afterthought. I just started…read morefrequenting the Slipper Noodle last month and have been back five times. This last time I went on a Sunday to kill some time. I ordered the Double cheeseburger with bacon. Bruh!!! Honestly, that might have been the best burger of my life. I ordered it medium well and it came out firm but juicy with good smoke flavor and the bacon was real bacon - thick and fatty, not thin and tasteless. I highly recommend it. Their fries and onion rings are both good.

I feel like a trip to Indy is probably not complete without a visit to this place…read more It's historical, the oldest continuously operating bar or something. The inside is very quirky and dive-bar-esque. We happened to be in town during St. Patty's day weekend so they had some themed drink specials. We both very much enjoyed the shamrock shooters. They had baileys in them. I couldn't tell you any other ingredient. Staff were friendly. Food that I did not consume but observed others consuming looked decent enough.