This was my 2nd time coming to this venue. There is not one bad seat in the house. I attended the…read moreYacht Rock show with my husband. I wish this venue did more concerts like this, I would come to all of them! The bar company they use was a bit unorganized and ran out of a lot of things. People were getting frustrated. I was fine with my order. However, maybe get a bit more organized as people want the beverage of their choice before a show. Overall, we had a great time.

Love coming to this theatre for events. Parking lot in the back is easy to navigate. Great seat…read moreviews from both orchestra and mezzanine. Bathrooms are kinda small but well maintained. It's located close to hotels and dining establishments. The snack bar wasnt open for our event but for other events its located in the courtyard area.

I had a pretty frustrating experience here. One of the main reasons people use the jukebox at a bar…read moreis to enjoy the music they've paid for with their friends. My group put money into the jukebox and queued several songs well before last call. However, not long after, the staff noticeably lowered the volume to the point where you could barely hear it. It felt pretty unfair to pay for music that the bar then essentially muted before it had a chance to play properly. If there's a policy about lowering the music at a certain time, it should either be posted clearly or the jukebox should stop accepting money once that time approaches. Otherwise customers are paying for something they're not actually getting to enjoy. Overall, the atmosphere was disappointing because of that. Transparency and a little consideration for customers who already paid for songs would go a long way.

Random dive bar on Firestone is perfect for grabbing a beer after work while you wait for the…read moretraffic to die down on the 710, 105, 91 605 and 405. Ricky makes a delicious lemon drop shot and the beers on tap are ice cold. I personally loved drinking a bottle of Budweiser today. A classic that never disappoints.

I appreciate the availability of reserved reclining seats. The convenience of using their app for…read moreticket purchases, rather than waiting in line, is also a welcome feature. I selected this particular location due to the challenges of finding parking in Monterey Park and Santa Anita. However, I soon discovered that parking near this theater presented similar difficulties. In retrospect, I should have anticipated a crowd given my decision to visit on a Saturday. My son and I initially intended to purchase only a beverage, as we had dinner plans following the movie. While waiting at the concession stand, I noticed Katjes, a German-made product. I am quite fond of the texture of European gummies. Ultimately, my son and I left with both beverages and candy. I found the reclining seats enjoyable, although certain sections of the chairs could benefit from reupholstering. While previous reviews mentioned cleanliness concerns, I personally found the theater to be cleaner than what others had described. I certainly plan to visit this theater again in the future.

I feel like you cannot go wrong with any AMC Theatres. The main reason I would go to this one in…read moreMontebello is for the convenience. If you are looking for a premium theater though, then a different location like Santa Anita would be a better fit. Overall, I think the pros of this theater outweigh the cons. Pros: Comfortable, fully reclining seats with plenty of legroom. Screen and audio quality are pretty good. The theater is fairly clean and well-maintained. Seat reservations can be easily made online. Plenty of parking available in the shared plaza. Cons: Does not offer IMAX with Laser or Dolby Cinema. Only 10 screens, so selections are more limited.

Cool place to hang out. We went on a Friday night so all they played was 80s. Older crowd: 40s and…read moreup. Spacious enough to dance without bumping into anybody. Drinks were strong!!! But good. It's located in a plaza so there's parking lot and outside street parking as well. Cover charge $10pp. Overall cool place if u just want to chill and hangout. They also have pool tables, and selling hot dogs in the back. Casual dress code.

I thought they closed down but I was wrong. Live band on Friday. We went to play pool only. You…read moredon't put coins on the table if you want to play here, you have to go to the bar and have them write down your name. Once a group is done playing, they'll let you know if you're up next.

I used to have a friend who took me here for a Halloween party that pulsed high to the rhythm of…read morefun. Yesterday, I went here again, not knowing I was going back to the Halloween stomping grounds I once monster mashed in. This visit was more fun as I felt like I had partied in a club nestled in the after-life word that Coco invited us to imagine because I attended El Velorio, here. El Velorio is a celebration of Mexican culture, specifically the art and step of Dia De Los Muertos. I arrived 30 minutes early, to Quiet Cannon (where club Lit sits) and paid 20 dollars for parking. Once I entered, the club space was dead. There were a few people here and there, I bought the tickets, but did not really understood what I signed up for. I am the type of person who sees something advertise gets tickets and then sees how the night will go. I am open to opportunity and engage with chance when it comes. A bit after the 7 the show began. The opening number was a dance by Aztec dancers, scored by a beating drum. The dancers were in full custom, feathers and all. Later in the evening, as I danced, I felt a caress on my neck that felt strange, not good nor bad. It felt like a tickle and slither, like a playful snake stretching on my neck to find its comfort spot. I turned and it was a black feather from a Calavera custom. My mind was arrested when I saw these performers dance. It was beautiful in a quiet way. I wanted to know what the dance called for? Saying that there dance called for rain would be reductive, but, I had no other thoughts to conclude. I hope that their dance called for something good that every person in Lit could carry for a better tomorrow. After the Aztec dancers came an all girl Mariachi group. I did not get their names, I mean no disrespect, there was simply a lot going on. I am not a Mariachi fan, but this Mariachi group was innovative, not only because they were an all female ensemble but because they sang melodies I could recognize. Forever, I will carry the memory of an all female Mariachi group singing 'Girls Just Want to Have Fun' on a night where a party grooved to Mexican Culture, which now is also part of American Culture. One of the staff members of club lit supported the group by placing a microphone near the instrument of the musicians. Now the melody of the cello, could be heard better. It was a moment that made the night more magical because it was a human to human moment scored by classical notes. After the Mariachi I viewed a small gallery of art. It had some standout pieces but on the whole the art gallery was a good attempt. There was this picture (that I clipped and can be found in the picture section) of young girl with flowing hair, the color of different shades of water. The moon was full and high above her. Her eyes were light blue, her dress translucent and light gray that was somehow also blue and also somehow the wind of the night wrapping her. The title of the piece was unfinished return. I felt like I saw the Llorona healed. Like she was no longer a spirit of pain, longing for her lost children. She was a spirit of rebirth that offered waters to wash pain away. So her lament turned into splashes of redemption. See her eyes and know the woe you carry become part of water, in its different forms, and for a moment know a pause from pain. One of my favorite parts, of course, was La Catrinas. The women in Calavera paint, with hoop dressed that are full of theatrical flowers, and other macabre details that in sum make the woman look like she got a full makeover for her day of death. My favorite Catrina was the one that was dressed in a wedding dress that was in full black, with details, like a headpiece that showcased a studded skull. Her makeup was on point, it almost made me forget that I was looking at a human dressed appropriately for spectacle. I zoomed in on her makeup, when she was not looking, and, in my opinion, the resulting picture looks like a portrait. I view it and I feel a small chill, not because I am an artist but because I helped immortalize her efforts that spoke of hours of intricate makeup work. After all the visual experiences, I began to danced. I felt great joy jiving to a nearly full dance floor full of people some dressed as Catrinas. At one point, the song 'Oye Mi Amor' blasted. And a Catrina in full garb and makeup danced on the stage, leading us in movement. We were not dong Zumba, but still we sweated, laughed and groove to the rhythm of Latin flavor. I could not help feel alive, and fully in the moment, which can be a a treasure for many who spend too much time in their heads. This place offers substantial bump and grid, and spectacle. I would definitely return to this place, especially when it is associated to a theme night.

Club Lit is Lit! I've been to Quiet Cannon before for celebrations in the banquet rooms and never…read moreknew there was a night club here too. A friend of mine had a birthday party here and we had the place to ourselves. The venue is nice - two stories. There's a dance floor, a bar, and private seating areas for bottle service. There was a buffet with food and a pizza station. The food and cocktails were good, and the DJ was fantastic.

Went here for the Belvedere reunion. No air conditioning. Was so hot in there everyone was…read morecomplaining and sweating. Also smelled really funky. They Also wanted $300 for a table. Lol We will never go there again!

I met up with family this past weekend and chose this bar since I've always enjoyed coming here…read more Unfortunately, I was really disappointed by how much it has gone downhill. What used to be a lively spot on a Friday night now had only about 10 people. The condition of the bar was shocking--there was mold and dust on the ceiling, and behind the bar, the floor squished as workers walked on the wet safety mat. It smelled like stagnant water, and the entire place looked dirty. The new owners have clearly let it go. One of them was even drunk, stumbling around and inappropriately smacking people's behinds. I'm not sure what happened to this bar, but it's heartbreaking to see it in such a state. While the drinks were fine, we were charged full price during the first hour of happy hour. I definitely won't be returning unless the new owners start taking better care of the place and stop treating it like their personal party spot.

This place is a hidden total gem. Tiny, no-frills, and absolutely perfect. Great vibes, strong…read morepours, and the kind of crowd that actually talks to each other. The bartender knew what she was doing and don't overthink it--just solid drinks, good music, and a laid-back atmosphere that makes you want to stay longer than planned. If you like hidden spots with personality, this bar delivers. Just right for the night, cheers amigos

Milo's Place is that classic local hole-in-the-wall bar you didn't know you needed. The bartenders…read moreare super friendly and make you feel right at home the second you walk in. The music is always a great mix... think the kind of tunes that just set the vibe and make you want to stick around a little longer. The standout here? Hands down the *cheesecake shot*. I swear, it legit tastes like you just bit into a slice of cheesecake. It's a must-try and one of those things you'll be telling your friends about after. Whether you're here to play some games (make sure to try a game called Kollide...SUPER FUN), sip on cocktails, or just chill with your crew, Milo's Place nails that laid-back, good-times energy. This place has actually become my low-key happy place whenever I'm in the area. Definitely worth stopping by if you're in Whittier.

I LOVE THIS PLACE for karaoke on Wednesday nights! Plenty of rounds for us all! I got to sing 5…read moretimes from 8 pm to 1 am!

Walked in, there was one patron and no one else in the bar. Waited 10 minutes, no one came in to…read moretake our drink order. As we walked out, the bartender walked in and asked "oh you're leaving?" No apology for not being there tending the bar.. which is literally in the name of her job!