Great atmosphere and service. We don't usually like live music when we eat, but this was too much…read morefun. We ended up there because several restaurants in the area close at 8 p.m...on Saturday...which is weird. But we are so glad we found Noble Savage. We had the boudin eggrolls and they were amazing. Then we had the Savage Bowl and the muffulletta with a cup of gumbo. Everything was so yummy. I'm not sure I've ever said that before. But, no notes to the chef. It was spot-on. They were slammed with the band playing, and the service was still greatness.

15 mins and I still didn't get help zach also started wearing a pony tail , what did you do to the…read morezach I remember . Bathrooms were really clean though . Service .... TBD

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.

10/2/18. It's just a wide open space in the middle of an urban center. A place where a commercial…read morebuilding once stood, but does so no longer, and hasn't for quite some time. This spot has been cleared, cleaned, and creatively deconstructed to be exactly what it is. I attended a documentary screening here once, for, Who Is Bozo Texino? The film was about old school locomotive graffiti done in the early and mid 20th Century by boxcar stowaways and rail-yard workers. The movie was projected on one of the brick side walls here. Very cool. This space was utilized during the actual filming of 2006's Factory Girl starring Sienna Miller, and Guy Pearce, as Andy Warhol. Hayden Christensen, Jimmy Fallon, and Jack Huston also starred. Right next door is the site of the former 516 Soundstage (Itself, a former Woolworth's-"And stay outta the Woolworth's!!") where a plethora of bands played in the early aughts (2000's). Shreveport skate band, I Wrestled A Bear Once, went from obscure local band, to an international sensation in this very neighboring building. Other bands that passed through those doors: Statues Cry Bleeding, The Infamous Jaguar Shark, Thursday, and Hatebreed. Also located within short walking distance from here is the statue (speaking of statues, right?) of legendary local blues man, Huddie "Lead Belly" Ledbetter (see my Yelp review! : ) ) So, as you can see, yes, this is just a space, but it has vast potential and tons of history whereas most passer-bys will just see nothing.

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.

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.]

30-40 minute wait for a bottle of water. No concession open past the first level. Horrible venueread more

Beautiful grand Dame of a theater. It is clean and well maintained. The ceiling is amazing. Sound…read moresystem is good. I just enjoyed A Christmas Carol there. It was excellent!! Friendly and helpful staff. Cons:Seats are not sloped as much as I'd like to see so if big person is in front of you, you may have an issue. Your purse must be a certain size and will be checked.

This place, I mean PALACE, is a southern treasure, a state treasure and undoubtedly a Shreveport…read moretreasure. I saw Blue Man Group here last night, as a belated birthday present from my wife (We've always wanted to catch them out in Vegas at the Venetian, but usually get distracted by something else or other once we're out there, which is easy to do!). The show was amazing! It was one of the most energetic, intensely creative and funny live performances I have EVER seen! We LOVED it! We are so thrilled to have finally caught their show after all these years! And there's no place we would have rather seen BMG other than The Venetian! The Strand was the perfect host for this show! We LOVE this venue! (This review is an update! See my previous review here on Yelp!) We are VERY excited about this upcoming season at The Strand! BMG plays one more show here tonight at 8pm. Catch it if you can! It's fantastic! Here's some other highlights for this season, check the website for other shows and dates as there are many, many more! This upcoming Friday, August 3rd Little River Band 8pm October 6th Titanic: The Musical 8pm November 17th Sandy Hackett's Rat Pack Show 8pm (Another Vegas Show!) December 14th Miracle on 34th Street 8pm May 1st , 2013 Rock of Ages 8pm June 18th, 2013 The Addams Family 8pm Seeing a show at The Strand is a Shreveport rite of passage!!!!

Some of the best food in the city. I haven't been there to drink much but it was great service when…read moreI did. But the food was very very good. Great portions and chill staff. Definitely a must try here in Shreveport

Great dive bar. Nice beer selection and the food counter in the back was terrific. Late night…read moreburgers and fried pickles were legit! Staff was friendly and suggested a great beer.

Such a fun event. It was very humid weather for a girl from Las Vegas... but the atmosphere was…read moreenergized and everyone was so friendly I forgot I was sweating. And there was a little homemade Italian Ice trailer that had delicious creations which I had both days I was there. Amazing music and dancing. Fun trinkets at the vendors. And most important the food and drinks were great! I thought the prices were great and if you arrive early on Friday the rings are even discounted. Dwayne Dopsie was AMAZING, worth the just to see him.

Great place to eat and listen to the music. Relaxing and enjoying and walking aroundread more

I don't know that this is a venue, so much as an extended lobby area in the entrance of the hotel…read more However, it certainly did the job. First, let me clear something up - they do serve a small gameday menu on Saturday through Monday. It's shown as though it is food cooked by Sam's Town Live, when in fact it is the same food on the menu at Smokey Joe's. Basic bar food selections. They do have some exceptional drink specials. $2 Domestic Bottles and $4 Pitchers. The beer selection for draft is kind of nutty though. When I was there it was Dos X Amber, Blue Moon, Stella, and some odd crafts that the bartender described as "Dark." Not a mainstream Domestic draft in sight. I settled on Stella. They have a bartop with a few small TVs, the seating area I discussed with about 4 small TVs and a projector screen that covers a stage that shows games quite often. The piped in audio is the corresponding audio being played as well. This made my game watching experience enjoyable. Overall, if you want to catch a specific semi-local game, check this place out. They also do live music (mostly cover bands) on weekend nights, and it's all just open seating.