Stopped in here for a quick jazz hit on a Saturday night in Indy and fell in love with the place…read more The bartender was friendly and made a strong drink. The band was tight. The vibe was cool. If I lived in the neighborhood I'd be a regular here. There was a cover, which we don't mind paying, but that kinda caught us off guard. But again, we are happy to pay for good music.

I frequent Mass Ave for a combination of things and Chatterbox stands out EVERY time I come…read morethrough. Band kid forever. I just wish there were more mellophones in jazz haha. T.R.A.H.R.!!

I had came here for a little Sunday funday action. There was a day party that was held here. It was…read moreon the outside of the hi-fi. It was a nice space out there to have a party. They had drinks for sale which we bought a couple of mixed drinks. We also got to sample a drink due to a vendor giving out free samples. I love how there was security there and they were checking everyone that came to the party before they were allowed in. The event was a nice one. I definitely would come back here.

I love the Hi-Fi and its Annex for all kinds of concerts! This is probably my favorite concert…read morevenue in the city because it's so intimate and you can get a great view of the stage. They have multiple bars between the permanent fixtures in the Hi-Fi and the old Easy Rider space. As of late they've been using the old Easy Rider diner space for merch sales and food concessions as well. When Easy Rider is open and will be open again, you can order food from there and bring it in to the Hi-Fi. They have a few non-alcoholic drinks and a specialty non-alcoholic counter in the Easy Rider space. I recommend arriving around the time doors open to get the best view of the stage!

Indianapolis has several really cool venues for live music (and a few crap ones). I have a soft…read moreplace in my heart for Tufty Clough's Radio Radio, a Fountain Square live music spot since 2001 and absolutely one of my favorite places to hear live music in Indy. Radio Radio is a 21 and over, general admission concert venue that offers table and lounge seating on a first-come/first-serve basis with the rest being standing room only (or sitting in my case, eh?). They offer full bar service and have specialty craft cocktails at select shows. Radio Radio is only open during shows with doors opening an hour before the first act is scheduled to play. It's a smoke-free facility, though it's my understanding you can smoke out back. Radio Radio has a really killer vibe with a weaving together of style, substance, retro, and probably a few other things. I don't get to Radio Radio nearly enough, but every time I go I'm like "Man, I need to come here more often." There are free parking lots in various locations around Fountain Square along with street parking in spots. Curb cuts are plentiful in Fountain Square, though it is an older part of the city so there are occasional sidewalk cracks. The front entrance is perfectly accessible and the venue itself is fairly solid, though the "Standing Room Only" shows can be a challenge. My understanding is they'll try to work with you with advance notice, though I have to be honest and say I've never had any difficulties as without exception I've found Radio Radio crowds to be respectful of wheelchair users when they show up. I've always been able to see, though I do typically arrive early just to make sure. Radio Radio's sound system was updated a few years ago and the sound is extremely awesome now. Acts range from local bands to up-and-coming regional and national acts or bands with more of a cult following. Concert capacity is right around 250. There's also this incredibly beautiful winding bar. Employees are friendly and helpful, drink prices are fair (especially for music venues), solid craft beer options, and I just love this entire vibe. It is worth noting that Radio Radio does not do food. If you don't know David "Tufty" Clough, he was the longtime bassist for Toxic Reasons and also for Zero Boys. He was also one of my first artist interviews when I was in college (so, yes. I'm a longtime fan). He also used to own Broad Ripple's Future Shock. This is an awesome venue and one of the better mid-sized options here in Indy. If you've never seen a show, I highly recommend it.

Fun space! Great live music venue. Mostly standing room but some seating. Old times bar. Great…read moreambiance.

Amazing drinks! Great food! Great service! Loved the ambiance! We will definitely go again the…read morenext time we are in Indianapolis.

Amazing food! Alex was wonderful, drinks and apps were delicious! Highly recommend the steak and…read moreamaretto sour

I first came here in 2011 and fast forward I find myself back in Indianapolis for a Garth Brooks…read moreconcert and back at Howl at the Moon. Service was excellent, drinks were good, lively crowd and the biggest difference is now they at times perform like a whole band vs just the pianos and singing.

They rely on the after concert/game crowd to fill the space. $10 cover. Not easy to get a drink…read more This place comes up as a karaoke bar but that is not true. You have to pay $40 to the band and they will plow through a song that generally resembles the song you choose. Not enough seating. No hope for getting seat. WAY TOO MANY reserved tables for 11pm and no one sitting there. I wouldn't bother again and not really recommend. There has to be better spots in the area.

I enjoy concerts at the Egyptian Room, where they offer mainly standing room for concerts and seats…read morefor other events like comedy shows. They have a few bar locations throughout the venue which is convenient, a little pricey but typical for a venue of this type. A lot of the floor towards the front is tile, which makes a lot of sense for people who are more crowded in and drinks are more likely to spill a little. I find this uncomfortable to stand on for a long time, which is about how long you'll stand if you want that nice view of the stage. I feel like rubber mats could be put down? At least so it's easier to clean, and possibly a little more slip resistant.

We traveled here for a couple concerts in the past years, and we have had excellent experiences…read moreboth times. When I called ahead with a question, the staff was very accommodating and friendly. The space also feels very ornate and unique. This past week, I attended a show and the employees by the barricade worked tirelessly to make sure those in attendance were well-hydrated. They were going back and forth non-stop with paper cups filled with water. This was before and during the show. Thank you to the workers for looking out for everyone!

I found out Indy has a Tiki bar and this one seemed to be the popular one in the city so I decided…read moreto go. I went there late at night and by looking at the outside there was nothing that really stood out to me, BUT as soon as I stepped in it was a WHOLE vibe! Their tiki bar experience from top to bottom was decked out in tiki figures and every tropical decor you can imagine, it definitely felt like I was walking into a Hawaiian resort. The drinks were so fancy and they came in a fancy glass, tiki mug, or coconut shaped mug which I loved! I ordered the Tambaran Firedancer and I'm so glad I did, it came with a whole fire show and it tasted great. It had the right combination of alcohol and other juices. I also ordered the coconut cream pie and it was good. EDIT: My experience was so great that I came here again the next day and had an even better experience (didn't think they would too off the first one lol) The staff were so friendly and welcoming to me, they really made the night unforgettable! Second night I ordered the Corsair of Umbar and the basket of fries. The fries were amazing and definitely made my list of top five favorite fries!! The drink was good, but I wasn't a fan of the Fernet. Finding a parking space was easy since they have a parking lot, but the parking lot is pretty small.

Hmm, bummed to say I'm knocking my rating from a 5 to a 3 star based on the food. As some others…read morehave mentioned, they updated their menu since I came here last year and not for the better. I came with two friends a weekend ago and the waiter said how they had a new chef and new menu and how great it was! So, we tried the pollo boracho, which was... fine. I mean, it's just braised chicken with veggies, which is tasty, but I miss the Polynesian options they had a year ago... drinks were still excellent, and service was good! We wanted to sit in chairs with backs and when they sat us at a table with stools, we asked and they didn't really offer a solution. There were some highbacked chairs in the corner, but the table between them was small and low to the ground... I wish the waiter had just asked us to wait 15 minutes for someone to leave, but that was not an option, apparently. Leaving the old photos from my visit a year ago, including the old lettuce wraps.

This was easily the best restaurant I went to in Indianapolis…read more I got the Caesar salad which had a bunch of strange stuff in it but delicious dressing. Then I got the pan fried gnocchi and that sauce was really unique and delicious. Definitely recommend it if you're here.

ONE OF MY NEW FAVORITES FOR AMERICAN FOOD NEAR MASS AVE…read more Union 50 came in clutch when my friends and I were looking for a last minute dinner reservation. Called at 6 and got a reservation for 8, for 5 of us on a Saturday night. This is kind of an anomaly for any restaurants off Mass Ave. We were seated right away and started with drinks and apps. We got "Disco Boys" and "I'm too pretty for this" cocktails which were tasty - kudos for the fun cocktail names. Calamari, Artisan, and Charcuterie came shortly after. There's a few different options of cheeses and meats, it's sort of a choose your own adventure situation. All were good, especially the calamari. A lot of restaurants tend to overcook it and the calamari gets rubbery, not the case here. Our entrees came out next and I made sure to try a bite of everyone's LOL. The standout of all the entrees was definitely the "Duck, duck" which was, obviously, duck. The runner up would definitely have to be the chicken cacciatore. Overall, really great ambiance, food, and service. I would highly recommend Union 50 if you're looking for something fancy, but not too fancy. If you're a Cunningham member, don't forget to give your phone # to the server to look up your account. Will definitely be back soon!

Review from a show on Aug 2, 2026: Fantastic venue! I…read moreconsider myself a bit of an expert as I have seen the same band 200 times in all 50 states, as well as abroad. 1. Great staff, friendly and helpful. 2. Cold water offered to those in the pit to help keep people hydrated and out of trouble/getting overheated. 3. Excellent restroom facilities in the main area (stage right), including people inside the restroom to help direct and keep traffic flowing during the busiest times. No more empty stalls simply because people couldn't tell if it was empty or occupied. The ladies line moved quickly and efficiently, best ever! 4. Good food offerings throughout the venue 5. Chair rental for the lawn area (I didn't do this, as our tickets were for the pit) but lots of people did and were able to secure excellent spots in comfy locations. 6. Perhaps most important: shade in the pit and seated area in the afternoon. I love the orientation of the stage and roof. It was well planned and executed. 7. Parking: on Sundays, street parking is free. But if it isn't a Sunday, there is still lots of parking, including the State Museum parking garage. Very convenient! Don't ever hesitate to come downtown for a show, well worth it.

Great venue to watch a concert! You don't feel so far away like other venues from the stage. Nice…read moresize venue at White River State Park. They have a long list of concerts every year. Darius Rucker and Weird Al Yancovic were just there. They have seats you can rent for the lawn. Lots of stalls in the restroom is always nice. I like how Everwise hands out insect repellent, koozies, ponchos etc. at a booth. You never know when you will need it. Lots of stands for drinks and food on both sides of the amphitheater too.

McKenzie our server was great! Came here to celebrate my bday. They had valet for $20. The…read moreappetizer was great but the food from upstairs at commission row was bland. We had the chicken, salmon, and lamb chops. All dishes needed lots of salt and pepper. The lobster mac and cheese was so good, the charbroiled oysters was good, the short rib fries was thee best , and the drinks was amazing. I would only recommend the appetizers. The ambience was nice and chill. The entertainment for the night which was singing R&B came over and sang Happy Birthday which was touch

Nice vibe!!! I loved that the menu is different from…read moreupstairs. They had a person singing live music. Service is great 10/10!!!