Came here a few weeks ago to see Neena Freelon, a Cambridge singer made good. Lovely jazz singer with a tight trio backing her up. She sang standards and original compositions, and the vibe of the evening was warm as she interspersed her set with acknowledgements to her Cambridge family and friends in attendance, and the city where she grew up. The drinks were fine; the only complaint was our seats right by the door, which ordinarily wouldn't have been a problem except that the ceiling stage lighting to the left of the stage was in our eyes which made it impossible to see the performer unless she stepped away from the center of the stage, which she didn't do often. There are few jazz clubs in the Boston area so I will always return to the Regattabar if there is someone playing I want to see. I find it a cozy environment although there are a couple of structural pillars that create obstructed viewing that aren't acknowledged upon ticket purchase. I've seen folks seated in those areas; If I ever am placed behind one I will definitely ask to be moved or leave and request refund. read more

Music was great, food was awful (stale bread came with our meat appetizer plate, at this price point, come on...), street parking is impossible near the club, we paid for parking. They sell overpriced bottled water ONLY (no tap water available to customers, I felt like I was being nickle and dimed), if you are drinking alcohol and trying to stay hydrated know that you'll be paying for overpriced bottled water AND contribute to consumer waste, I find that unacceptable. Boston has great jazz clubs that dont nickle and dime you, we are not coming back to regatta. read more

Want to have a low tier cocktail while you see a music act you like in a hotel conference room? Have I got the venue for you! As best as I can tell Regatta bar operates exactly the same way as when it first opened in 1985. From the vintage track lighting they use as spotlights, to the aging sound system, to the actively hostile to patrons setup with no ordering at the bar and only a single waitress, bartender and runner. My friend and I biked to our show and arrived early figuring we could sit and chat before the show. It was unseasonably warm and we both needed some water but It took more than half an hour before the only waitress made it to our table, despite only about a dozen seated tables. Great, we ordered, and I could see that the bartender didn't have any orders to work on so I assumed our drinks would be fast, but no, it's Regatta bar, and the waitress wanted to take a half dozen more orders (on paper) before walking over to the POS to enter them and only after that could the bartender start working on them, at least ours was first. I asked for Ice Water with lemon and was told they only have small and large sizes, and I was like "no, tap water, you know from fresh pond" "no we only have bottles." Okay fine, I'll pay you $10 for a 1L of Acqua Panna which came out with a tiny wine glass with a lemon slice in it and no ice. The bottle was well chilled but I shouldn't need to wait 45 minutes before getting water. My friend and I both ordered Manhattans, his up, mine on the rocks. Friends they came in the same martini glasses mine just had ice in it! My friend looked at me and said "I'm sorry for your drink." All and all it wasn't a terrible drink, no hint of bitters, and only an orange peel for a garnish but at $12 it wasn't priced such to make me angry. Normally I'd have been upset that the waitress never came to see if we wanted a second drink, but honestly it was better that I didn't get one and buying the 1L of water was a blessing as well since I would have quickly finished my tiny wine glass of tap water and been much angrier about my inability to get more water than I was about paying for imported Italian water. When faced with no other options to see an act you like you'll someday end up at Regatta bar too, my advice is not to drive (you *do* get $2 off the $33 it'll cost you to park at the hotel), order your alcohol plain and neat, and if you bike buy a bottle of water and bring it to your seat to drink while you wait for service. read more

First time back in forever. The entertainment was great. Food was delish and service quick and very friends. Some of these reviews are very old. Regattabar is a fun and inviting venue. read more

Came for the music which was great, the drinks were good, but I ordered a chicken ceasar wrap from the light fare menu and the lettuce seemed like it had been soaking in dressing all day.. I told the server and he just said they make them in the afternoon and that he couldn't give me a "refund." I've worked in restaurants most my working career and I know that if a customer does not like something usually it gets removed from the bill. I've also never sent something back until now, because I can usually tolerate issues, but not when it's so bad that I don't want to have a second bite I had to. Would not order food here ever again, would possibly come back for music. read more

My roommate and I walked into Regattabar one Valentine's Day to watch Irma Thomas perform. Then to watch Natraj, then to watch Ravi Kiran and so many more.............. But this one particular night is exactly the reason why I LOVE Regattabar!!! We sat at our table, began sipping on our beverage and watched these two men at the adjacent table talk about this-that-and other. Much to my roommate's amusement, I gently turn towards these two men and engage them in polite conversation. I find out that they were accompanying artists and were getting ready to perform with her!! They asked me if I liked her music, I said yes. They asked me about my favorite song, I told them its 'Hip Shakin Mama'. After that, my roommate and I enjoy the ambiance of Regattabar, waiting for the tables to get occupied. The laid back environment is so satisfying, a plus!!! read more

A class act , great acoustics and sight lines. Food and drink are very good. Saw many great shows here. read more

Regattabar Jazz Club - Mike Stern 2017 - Jazz & Blues Near Me - Cambridge, Massachusetts

My husband & I attended a show at Regattabar on Saturday night. (Johnny A. - an awesome guitarist & his band) It was my 1st time going to a show at Regattabar and I was impressed. My table was in the second row & it gave the show a very close feeling. I may be spoiled next time I go to a show in a bigger venue. The waitstaff was attentive and the bar service was quick. The staff even offered earplugs to the table in front of us. (We didn't need them - the sound was great & not too loud!) I'd definitely happily return for another show - so I'll be watching the upcoming schedule closely. read more

Avoid this place like the plague if you value your money. I bought 98 dollars worth of tickets for a show that got canceled due to pandemic and they never gave me my money back.they don't give a fuck either. Scammer behavior. Lotta people's money got pocketed by them. Go to scullers instead or Wally's for chrissakes. Caveat emptor! read more

Atmosphere of a hotel conference room, terrible food, terrible service and did I mention crappy music? Won't be coming back.

Great Jazz venue. Cabaret as well. Been there a long time and still going at it. Harvard Square location.

Bad food. The cheese plate was not good quality. Vegetable hummus left a lot to be desired. Got a stomach ache shortly after.

It takes a lot for me to have to download an app to be able to leave a review. I wish this was a nice review, however it is not. We had a reservation and had to wait over 30 minutes to be seated. The waiters/waitresses were less than attentive... it took over 25 minutes for our check to get paid off, and at the end they charged the wrong cards. I appreciate the free appetizers that were given to make up for the over 30 minute wait for our table, but those didn't make up for the lack of service. Please hire more staff for your busy nights. The music and food is great, so if you have extra time to kill this wouldn't be a bad spot. read more

I'd give this venue zero stars if it was an option. I was there Saturday night to see NRBQ, a band that has not played in Boston for at least 10 years. I was both looking forward to seeing the band, as well as the dozen or so folks I was meeting at the venue. I've never been to a club where band and audience were treated so rudely. First, let me start off by saying I had called the club earlier in the day to let them know we'd be a large party and that we are all big fans of this band and would like to sit together up front. I was assured that this would be "no problem." When I arrived, we were taken to a table in the back of the club. Thank you, Regattabar! As the night progressed, I noticed people with their fingers in their ears. Obviously, the young man at the sound board was not able to get the sound in the room right. At one point, out of consideration for his audience, Terry Adams addressed his concerns about the sound. It soon became clear the venue was oblivious when it came to the treatment of their musicians and their clientele. They could care less. The air-conditioning was turned off an hour before the show's conclusion leaving everyone visibly uncomfortable. The bar stopped serving at least a half hour before the show was over and the service, while it was happening, was deplorable. The band was cut off mid-set. No encore. Pull the plug, you're done. SERIOUSLY??! I have never been to a venue that has treated people so poorly and I have traveled extensively seeing live music over the course of my 52 years on this planet. We're talking about a middle aged crowd enjoying music. The Regattabar, or Regrettabar as I now like to call it, has no business presenting music. For such a "high class" establishment, they could stand to learn a bit about class and how to treat their musicians and patrons. Poor service, poor treatment, poor attitude = F! You could not pay me to step foot in there again. read more

Just went for the first time last night to see NRBQ. They were great! Super close to sold out if it wasn't. The audience was fab and drinking up a storm. UNTIL...the bar closed a full hour before the band was over. Even before that, we could barely get served. We had to nearly beg for drinks! (and let me say, we drink well and tip well as long as we have the opportunity!) At least 30 minutes, probably longer, before the show was over, the management turned off the air conditioning! Never have I felt so unwelcome at a club. And it seemed that the management wasn't so much into a Q show. It was as though they had no idea who they had booked and what kind of shows they do. I saw the manager go to the sound guy (who was having his own troubles getting things right) and seemed to communicate that the band needed to be taken down. We had seen him in animated frustration about the music. So the band stopped and took no encore once the sound was shut off and lights brought up near immediately. The crowd didn't even have a chance to beg for it. For god sake...this is NRBQ. We saw them the night before where they played upwards of 45 songs, easily a 3 hour show. This was their first appearance in Boston in at least a decade and I was saddened by the less than hospitable reception for the band and audience from the Regattabar. I can't imagine ever going back. I can imagine telling everyone I know, especially my universe of musicians, about this negative experience. read more

Several friends & I went to see NRBQ at the Regattabar last night. We were all excited, as this was the band's first appearance in Boston/Cambridge in a very long time (at least 10 years, maybe longer), they have a new album out, and we'd seen them the night before in Pawtucket and they sounded great. Well, the band sounded great once again - lots of great surprises, as NRBQ always provides, as well as some old favorites and tracks from the new album. But this isn't a review of NRBQ, it's a review of the Regattabar, and the Regattabar let us down last night and based on what I experienced, has no business hosting music events, as it seems the club managment has no passion for music. Originally this had been scheduled as a two-show night (two hour+ shows most likely), but the second show had been canceled. Great, we thought - more NRBQ, as they often play 2+ hours (the night before, at the Met Cafe in Pawtucket, they easily played for 3 hours, including the encore). About an hour into the show, the club stopped serving drinks and turned of the air conditioning, leaving an almost full house in a sweltering, stagnant room. It was almost as if they were trying to force us into leaving because we were uncomfortable. But the music was so good, very few people were interested in leaving - the band mixed ballads, barn-burners, and all in-between to keep us interested and smiling and, if we'd been allowed, drinking (which of course would have made the club more money - those drinks they have aren't cheap!!!). But eventually the club manager was seen pulling aside the band's road manager (taking him outside the club even), and it was pretty obvious he was trying to get the band to stop playing - he was huffing & puffing and eventually went to the soundman, apparently getting ready to pull the plug on the music. The band finished their set, albeit in a truncated manner - no chance to build to a big crescendo for the final song or two - and as soon as the last note finished, the lights came on and the house system music came on; the band wasn't even off the stage and out the door. There was to be no encore and the audience wasn't given the opportunity to show the band the love that we were all feeling for them. Both musicians and audience were completely disrespected by the Regattabar. I doubt I'll ever set foot in the place again; I'll certainly think twice or thrice before doing it, and only for a "must see" or "once in a lifetime" type performance. I really wonder why the Regattabar seems to hate musicians and music fans so much to treat us so poorly. One star, and only because Yelp won't let me leave the rating blank. read more

How this place got Best of Boston for Upscale Jazz Club is beyond me. I'm now wondering if these "honors" are bought. (Redbones for best BBQ, oh my!) Hit this place again recently and managed to order a drink 3 songs in and by then it felt like it took forever to arrive. Again, there was no getting a second, there was no getting my server's attention, not even when I went and stood by the server's bar (no typical bar where customers can order their own drinks anywhere in this "bar"). She passed me about 3 times, actively ignoring me, ACTIVELY, I know she saw me trying to get her attention. I eventually gave up because I was missing the show (2 songs I waited through). I finally noticed her behind me and tried to order another round. "The show will be over in about 15 minutes, I would have to ask for special permission to serve you another drink." Wowza! "Just the check, thanks anyway." To which she points out the check on my table (behind me, as I was sat with my back to the table with a couple behind me who were blessed to have the table in front of them). I think she was trying to sneak up on me and stealth bomb the bill, as it was I had to wave her down to get my 1st order in. Do I look too scary to approach? When I hear the word "club" I think comaraderie, but you will not find that in this establishment. At least my sister has finally seen first-hand why I always say "No effin way" when she suggests there is a show she'd like to catch here. Though I doubt she'll be itchin' to come back here ever again either. Get a clue corporate hotel peeps, this is what you consider acceptable for the "hospitality" industry!? Someone help! read more

Really hate the layout and seating at this place. They do get great acts but I skip most shows there because of the seating problem. I have been to 3-4 shows there over the years and have only had a good seat once. See photo. The band is underneath the lights you can see in the ceiling. As another poster mentioned they control the seating and you have no idea where your seat is until you get there and could end up with a terrible view seat. THERE IS NO STAGE to improve sight lines. Anyway, I went because I really wanted to see the act I went to and it just reinforced my bad opinion of the place. It is nice, clean, safe, convenient but the seating is terrible. read more

Regattabar Jazz Club - Terrible view with Regattabar seating at recent show - Jazz & Blues Near Me - Cambridge, Massachusetts

First, let me say that this review is in now way a reflection of the atmosphere at the Regattabar. It is a really nice venue, intimate and quaint tucked inside the 3rd floor of the Charles Hotel. However, I am very disappointed in the way they choose their seating for shows. Since you're not allowed to choose your own seats, I sent an email prior to the show, like the website said, to be seated with the group I was going with. The website did say that this wasn't guaranteed but mine was not even acknowledged. I was expecting to be able to sit with my entire party since I didn't receive anything saying we couldn't, only to show up and see that our names weren't highlighted on the seating chart or even acknowledged for sending the email at all. The door attendee refused to sit us together even after my request to switch. Anyway, next we were placed at the last table in the back corner right by the kitchen and restrooms. The smell of dishwater isn't the most appeasing smell for an 8 month pregnant woman. I decided I would overlook this and make the most out of the experience. Well, the joke was on me for that one. We were placed behind the most obnoxious people ever who didn't understand the purpose of a intimate atmosphere and stood up the entire time and yelling. All of this ruined our experience for this show. Not to mention, we were bombarded by traffic the entire show. I emailed the manager just to have my email ignored again. It was a horrible experience and one I don't wish to go through again. It has definitely shaped any future decision to see a show at the Regattabar again. read more

Uninspired decor, impossible to get a drink, unfriendly staff.... Fail, Fail, Fail. read more

I went to Regatta Bar this past Saturday night to hear Bill Evans Soulgrass. The layout for this venue is strange. It has a large column/pilar right in the center which they avoid when seating you but you should be aware. Also, get your drink order in RIGHT AWAY. The other reviews about the bad service are pretty spot on. The woman who seated us was super sweet and the servers were since too, just seemed to be a little overwhelmed and therefore, slow. (at least for my manhattan standards!) It's inside The Charles Hotel on the 3rd floor. read more

So first off I must preface this with the fact that I am not really a fan of jazz - and even I thought the show was amazing (Sergio Brandao), so that means something. The show was fantastic - entertaining and beautiful. However - I am not the biggest fan of the space. I know the room is used for other purposes as well (parties etc), but the fact that all the seating, tables etc are not permanent fixtures gives off a somewhat amateurish feel. I think simply having a few high top, small round tables as permanent fixtures near the stage would do wonders for the ambiance. It felt a bit awkward sitting in chairs that remind me of cheap-seminar or group-therapy-in-a-circle chairs. The tables are also quite low and just oddly placed since the chairs are all facing towards the stage. So you are essentially sitting very very close to a bunch of strangers, with some tables randomly scattered throughout. It doesn't seem like a very good set up for a venue that boasts the ability to have drinks and some light food while enjoying the show. I didn't have any food, but even with just our wine glasses we were struggling to reach behind us to place them down (we were in the front "row"), it was either that or put it on the floor - not exactly what I want when I pay to see a show. The only thing lacking at the Regattabar is the ambiance it boasts. Despite getting wrapped up in the show, the whole time I was painfully aware of the fact that it looked, and felt like, a large conference room/small banquet hall. Also, several reviews mention that they weren't brought the check until the very end of the show. They seem to now have gone to the other extreme... we were given our check (without even asking for it - we had planned on getting another round!) halfway through the show. HALFWAY! We still had 6 songs to go - around half an hour. read more

I'm surprised people liked this place. While it is nice and classy, it doesn't really promote them musical atmosphere. If you're not sitting at one of the tables close to the stage, you really don't have a good view of anything, and you will be trying to catch a view of the performers between the heads of other people. I admit I didn't try any of the food, it looked good. But I wasn't sure I cared... Also, I ordered a gin fizz, which was disgustingly sour. read more

This is a very nice place, located in the Charles Hotel, which has parking underneath, though it's a little expensive. They validate parking if you attend a show or eat at Henrietta's Kitchen, a nice restaurant there. If you are attending a show at the Regatta bar, you get 10% off of your restaurant bill at Henrietta's Kitchen. Regattabar has lots of different acts, all that I have seen have been great. I've seen Jazz, Blues and Flamenco acts there.. If you buy your tickets using an AMEX card, you get preferred seating. There is a small dance floor in the corner furthest from the performers' location. read more

I had never been here until tonight- myself and five friends went to see Mike Doughty. So I probably won't have your typical experience, but I'll tell you what my evening was like. I'm not sure if they do this for all their shows, but tonight, the seating was assigned. Apparently, it was assigned in the order in which the tickets were purchased. Strange, but it worked out well for us. We ended up at two tables that were at the front of the tall table section about 10 feet from the door. This ended up being a perfect vantage point for Doughty. We thought it might also be great for the waitress, but we were mistaken. I thought maybe they'd be old pros at this, but it was kind of a mess. We ordered our drinks shortly before 7:30 and didn't see them til about 8pm. They weren't complicated. I had a Godfather (Dewar's and DisSaranno). Sounded intriguing. Tasted...funky. I forced it down because 1. I was afraid I'd never see the waitress again, 2. the show had already started and I didn't feel like messing about with a drink, 3. it was a generous glass of booze and it was $10. Down the hatch! Near the end of the awesome set, the waitresses were making their way around with the checks and it seemed like a long time before they brought ours. When she finally did, we just handed her a credit card. The show ended and people were filing out and the staff was cleaning up before we got our card back. It seemed like they had only two waitresses working the whole room and they disappeared for really long lengths of time!! Anyhoo, the venue itself was a small-ish room and it didn't seem like there was a bad seat in the house. Perfect for jazz, I'd think. Turned out to be perfect for an acoustic guitar and cello. Due to the perfect positioning of our seats, I managed to get a handshake from Mike Doughty as he walked off the "stage"!!! I will remember it always. I give this place 4 stars because I would definitely come back to hear someone play. I just might go to Charlie's for drinks first. read more

Went again to another show last night, and it was like going to a whole different bar. Smiling faces! Open seating, as in "sit anywhere you'd like!" Great service: attentive, quick and always present. I am happy to upgrade my rating from 1 to 3 stars. That said, let me underline one fact I omitted in my previous rant: they do get good shows here, and it is a good size venue for this kind of music. The sound was a bit loud on our first visit, but on this last visit, it was perfect. As a music venue, this place gets 3-4 stars, but I guess I am still making up my mind about whether the bar/lounge/restaurant of it falls into the unacceptable, ok, or good category. read more

Regatta is such a great venue! We came to watch a show and the staff were very sensitive to the ongoings of the concert. Our waitress was absolutely lovely. I think her name was Carrie. I highly recommend seeing the concerts at regatta or just hanging outfit a few drinks at the bar. read more

I grew up listening to jazz thanks to my jazz-fanatic of a dad and though the first time I went to Regattabar was just a year ago (we were more the Scullers type...), I have to say I was pleasantly surprised. Despite the somewhat awkward room (I'm no expert but the acoustics seemed off and the setup was a bit awkward) and the odd drink service (there was a mad rush to pay for the bill at the end of the show), the club itself brings some amazing acts at good prices. It's location in the Charles Hotel lends itself to ample menu options (I recommend Rialto - pricey, but worth it) but steals a bit from the feel of a more typical jazz scene. I went to see Ahmad Jamal and was far from disappointed (then again, it WAS Ahmad Jamal...). read more

I visited the Regattabar because Mike Doughty was playing there last week. I LOVE Mike Doughty, so I would have paid tickets to see him just about anywhere in the Boston area. The Regattabar is upstairs in the Charles Hotel in Harvard Square. My sister got relatively cheap parking, and I took the T. The setup is decent for such a small venue...they had small cocktail tables surrounding the "stage" area, and then in the back of the room they had stools. The tables were assigned--I'm guessing it was first come first serve in terms of tickets being purchased. My sister and I bought tickets awhile ago, so we got seated at one of the cocktail tables not far from Mike Doughty. It would have sucked to be seated in one of the stools farther back. The Regattabar didn't push us to order food/drinks, but it's kind of expected if you're seeing a show there. We each got a drink (my sister got wine, and I got a vodka soda). My sister also got the hummus platter, which was fine but definitely not great or worth the price. All in all, the only reason I'd go back is for a show. Not terrible, but not a place you'd go for a drink over any other location in the area. PS - Mike Doughty was awesome. read more

Regattabar is the jazz scene in Harvard and possibly the whole Boston area. It brings in plenty of top-notch players (it just hosted McCoy Tyner for four sets over two days). It's a don't-talk kind of club - the best kind. There is a hulking pole in the space that can block your view of the stage and is otherwise distracting. The sound system is not as top-notch as the players. read more

Okay let me preface this with the music is amazing and great here. Thanks to YELP I was able to go to the Regattabar for the first time with tickets to the show of my choice. Went and saw Johnny A. -- and it was an amazing performance! The service here wasn't good. I ordered an iced tea and my friend ordered a corona and spinach and artichoke dip. After placing the order with one server, we received our drinks. After approximately 30 or 40 minutes and no spinach dip I pulled over another waiter who finally brought us our spinach and artichoke dip after 5 minutes. Yet another waiter brought our check after asking for it, and it took quite a long time to get the receipt and card back (this was not cool because my friend needed to catch a train to get back home before it was too late). So anyways the service was quite poor, but the experience and space was good. Just wish the service had been up to par and we would have had a great experience. read more

Something about being buried on the 3rd floor that makes this place feel like you're at a conference. That probably makes some people perk right up! Well, not me. We've tried staying here overnight, but that's just stupid and expensive. They do have great music if you're looking to hear something other than head-banging noise some time. read more

This is a great venue to see a jazz show. Caught McCoy Tyner here (thanks Leighann! and Regattabar!) The show was amazing! This place is small and very intimiate. It felt like you were at a private concert. They way the sound carries in the room was awesome. It was loud and you could feel the music. The table service here is rather slow. It took our server 45 mins when the show started to come over to us and ask what we wanted to drink. It seems odd that a place like this has only 4 or 5 service for ever 15 tables. The guy was running around like a chicken with his head cut off. This wasnt the kind of place where anyone got up from their seats either. Once the show starts you are in your seat, quiet and enjoying the music. overall, a really cool spot and a nice date nite for anyone ! read more

Very nice venue, intimate seating if you get a table close to the stage. We saw Ottmar Liebert and Luna Negra here,. after having dinner downstairs at Henrietta's table. Good accoustics; drinks were good (gin & tonic, dry martini with a side of ice cubes) and we loved the show. Compares well with Scullers. Slightly larger seating capacity at Reggatabar. read more

This is a great venue for jazz. That's it, just jazz. Everything else is just okay. Ordinary seatings, no bar, no food, hard to get drinks. It needs to offer much more to be successful. It feels like a hotel venue, and definitely not a jazz club like I expected. I will support Regattabar though. I went and saw Bill Charlap, and he was amazing. This place has much more potential than this, just needs better management. read more

Thank you for charging me twice. It was my first visit and terrible experience, the service was so bad like it was first work day of all waiters. There was no adequate response for my issue, called you two times asking to resolve it. read more

Regattabar, I like you. I want to love you but can't. I've been going to Regattabar shows for 22 years fairly regularly. I just want to know: Why is it so hard to get a drink? The show last night was typical. We had to wait nearly 25 minutes to order a drink, then another 10 to get it. That was the first and last we saw of our server. Finally, on my way to the rest room, I saw her and asked for another drink. Sorry, the bar was closed. The band still had 30 minutes to go in their set! This is not unusual. I have been to countless shows at Regattabar and it is pretty much the standard experience. I want to love you, Regattabar. After 22 years, I've given up on you changing. Now, I just want to understand. You make money on drinks, right? Why? Why do you make it so difficult? read more

Boston fanciest Jazz club. Lots of well known artist play there. It has high glass windows and a very intimate athmosphere. The acoustics a great too. read more

Regattabar Jazz Club - Jazz & Blues Near Me - Cambridge, Massachusetts

Love this place and have gone with friends when I was single, before I got married, taken my parents to experience live jazz and a few times in my marriage. Most recently this past Saturday, February 13, 2016. They bring in top musicians but also for the up and coming that represent various jazz styles. I would change up the stage's look though (if management is reading ;) read more

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I have been at Regattabar twice. This place has a good stage size for the band, the seating is spacious and for 4 people on each small table. We have been able to appreciate the music and have some snacks at the same time. The crowd seemed matured in age, which I like. I have been impressed with the place every time we go. I hope to return with my children which are young adults. I rated 5.0, highly recommended. read more