Worse experience of any poker room I've ever visited. Dealers are smarmy smartasses and clientele…read moreare about the same. Mix of old as hell tight players and idiots calling every hand. Wont be back.

10/28/25-Attended a luncheon today at the Paddock and as usual the service was outstanding! The…read morefood is always fresh and delicious! I love the Chocolate Cake! Yes, I eat it all.. Sheila was a wonderful and attentive server.. we also had a very attentive young man and I didn't get his name.. Truly it's very 5 Star service to have the plates cleared during the speech and with absolutely no clanking of plates! It shows tremendous training and paying attention to details! Congratulations! Even some of the most expensive Restaurants don't properly train their staff to clear dishes with little noise! You can tell I'm in the industry! I literally look forward to coming here for functions! The food, the service and the ambiance are very inviting! I highly recommend!

Went to dinner detective in west palm beach with some coworkers the other night. For the price, it…read morewas a fun and different experience however, I expected it to be different. It was a great one time experience but I probably would not go again. Check in went smoothly and as you are checking in, there were some appetizers being served, which were absolutely delicious. However, I do wish there were little picks or tongs to use to pick up the appetizers versus everyone using their hands. As you enter, there is salad and bread already at the table, which was good, you can't go wrong with that. Then you are given about 10 minutes to mingle and "interrogate" others at the start of the show. Which was a bit confusing at first because there were no instructions, no performance or anything to give us an inclination to what the crime we are solving might be, and many people were just shy about approaching others and talking. When people started talking, I also noticed it was one of those things where they weren't sure if they should answer truthfully or in character. That was really the only time guest were doing individual interrogations and interacting with others not at their table. Throughout the dinner, there were 3 Acts where different clues were presented. First, I would like to start off by saying all of the staff both actors and servers were great, very professional and nice. The actors were great however, the overall acts were a bit chaotic. There was an option to purchase a suspect package at an extra cost. Which would result in someone at your table being a part of the acts as a suspect. Which was a fun/funny experience. However, those portions seemed a lot like improv and had nothing to do with the actual scenario. The actors also tried to get the various guest involved by choosing individuals to complete reenactments and do task as a table (drawing a suspect, writing all the alias of the table members). Again these task, had nothing to do with the actual scenario and did not help with solving the crime. They felt more like time fillers. However, they did add some funny moments into the night. Okay, solving of the crime. Personally I was very lost. In order to solve the crime, you had to know/understand some specific pop culture references. Which I personally did not. So even with all the clues presented and the acts, I was very lost. The ages of the guest varied from teenagers to older adults. However, with a majority of the guest ranging from 50-70 years of age, so I understand the pop culture reference being older however, I think the overall show would be better if the references were more universally geared. Or if there were no pop culture references and all the facts needed were presented somehow. The food. Personally, I felt as if the portion sizes were good for the price and I left the show full. I personally liked that there were a variety of options available. They even had a vegetarian option which I was grateful for, however, no vegan options. The portion sizes for the vegetable lasagna were large, however, the food was served kind of cold. It still tasted good. But nothing amazing. Overall the decor was minimal. There was plain table cloth and table numbers at each table. One of the two detectives had a police vest on. I thought I read somewhere that there might be sound effects. However, the show didn't have any. The actors did not have any mics and there was no music or light effects. At the end of the show, if you wrote a Google review, you were given a free shot glass in exchange.

I had higher expectations. Probably because they have a high rating on Google but now it makes…read moresense. They were giving out free shotglasses to people who showed them a 5 star review on Google before they left the show. Nothing was fantastic here. It was subpar and mediocre. I definitely applaud the actors for their performances but majority of the show seemed like improv. It was interactive so they did mingle with the guests and put them on the spotlight but it was really dragged out. We weren't sure why. If it was due to matching up the timing of the kitchen and food or if it was because they needed to drag out the allotted 3 hours. There was really only one acting scene that lasted 2 minutes. There were no other acting! Wish I knew that prior to coming. It was hard to figure out who the killer was because they give you a 10 minute break in the beginning to mingle with everyone and interrogate people. This doesn't work well with majority of the audience who came here for entertainment. It seemed like people didn't want to approach strangers and just talk. I think the hosts tried their best with the jokes they could come up with that weren't scripted and it did make me laugh here and there. The food was not good. I enjoy a dinner being waited on but the food was obviously mass produced and very dry and luke warm. The dinner came with water or self serve coffee or ice tea. If you wanted a soda, it was an additional $5 at the bar. I would tell everyone to save yourself the high ticket price as the show I attended lost its audience attention not even halfway through. My guest and I are in our 30's but the elderly couple sitting next to us in their 60-70's also said they were disappointed It was cheesy but now that I did it, I can share wi.th someone else to not waste their money on it.

Locals jamming, local artists, pool, shuffle board, amazing bartenders; this place has it all. I…read morecannot recommend this place enough.

Not everybody realizes that the Brewhouse has added good menu items recently, especially pizza!…read moreAlso, they now have live music during their Friday Happy Hours, which makes it the best Happy Hour in Lake Park in my book! They're celebrating their 10th Anniversary soon, and bringing back a lot of the live music acts that played during their first year which is a pretty cool idea.

As a private club, Mar-a-Lago offers an ultra-luxury experience. Amenities include a beach club,…read moreoceanfront pool, fine dining, tennis courts, spa, and fitness facilities, all designed to cater to an elite clientele. The service is often described as attentive and high-end, and the atmosphere leans heavily into elegance and exclusivity. That said, the experience isn't without its polarizing aspects. Mar-a-Lago carries a strong political and cultural identity, especially given its association with President Donald Trump and its nickname as the "Winter White House." This place is the best.

What a cool place to get to see on our trip to the Palm Beach area. We stopped and waved at the…read moreDon and I'm sure he saw and said - "awesome folks - just the greatest folks ever - never any better folks to wave as they drive by!"

I've been coming to the Raymond F. Kravis Center for the Performing Arts for years, and it has…read morealways been a place I genuinely enjoyed. Unfortunately, my recent visit to see the Peking Acrobats was a completely different experience--one that left me feeling singled out and deeply uncomfortable. I understand that policies evolve. Paid parking is one thing, even if it feels like an added burden on top of already expensive tickets. What's harder to overlook is how I was treated from the moment I arrived. While parking, I backed into a spot as I've done on previous visits and was immediately and aggressively corrected by a parking attendant. If it's head-in parking only, that's perfectly fine--but the tone was unnecessarily harsh. What stood out even more was that a nearby vehicle was also backed in and remained that way without being addressed or corrected. Despite that, I was the one singled out. Inside the venue, things escalated. When I approached the information desk to ask about a note on my ticket for a complimentary pre-show drink, the staff member questioned the legitimacy of my tickets--where I got them, when I got them--and then had my family and me step aside in the lobby while they rescanned them to confirm they were "real." We stood there for about 15 minutes, feeling as though we had done something wrong, simply for asking a question. What was most telling was what happened next. When an elderly white patron approached the same desk with the exact same note on his ticket, the tone immediately shifted. Only then did staff begin resolving the issue, and only then were we directed to redeem the drinks we had already been delayed over. The contrast was hard to ignore. Unfortunately, the pattern continued. After purchasing drinks and a few snacks, we were stopped almost immediately after leaving the concession line and told we could not take food into the theater. Again, I complied without issue. But once seated, I couldn't help but notice multiple other patrons--directly around us--eating inside the theater: cookies, popcorn, even outside food. None of them were stopped. None of them were approached. By that point, the issue was no longer about the rules--it was about how selectively they were enforced. In the span of less than an hour, I was approached three separate times by staff, each interaction carrying an edge of suspicion or correction that others around me did not seem to experience. As an Asian-American man attending with my interracial family, it became increasingly difficult to dismiss how targeted it felt. What should have been a joyful evening turned into something else entirely. It's a difficult feeling to describe--being made to feel out of place in a venue you've supported for years, and then having to process that in front of your child. This experience left me disappointed and honestly hurt. The Kravis Center has always been a place I respected, but after this, it's hard to see myself returning anytime soon.

We found parking easily and paid $5.40 for five hours. Motown was very enjoyable. There's a lot…read morehappening at the Kravis Center. Lots of interesting performances. Next year series has already come out and there are a few shows that I'd like to see. Nathan Chester engaged the audience & performed Marvin Gaye, the Temptations, Sam Cooke, Smoky Robinson, the Supremes...Je is from Chicago, was on America's got Talent & is now in Nashville.

When the staff at a venue seem just as invested and excited for you to have a great night as you…read moreare - that's how you know it's a good venue! I've been to iThink Financial many times before and it has been somewhat of a hit or miss in terms of the enjoyment of the venue. However, over the last few times I've gone, especially for my most recent concerts there, they've gone above and beyond making sure their guests are not only comfortable and having a great time, but safe as well. Summer concerts can be brutal. Especially at a venue like iThink which is outdoors. However, the staff provided free water for anyone that needed. Also, the large fans in the overhang did a decent job keeping the air circulating. We were front row for Hilary Duff and it was truly an experience like no other. We could see Hilary perfectly and she could see us too! Knowing the artist can actually see the audience, especially those upfront was huge. There was several times she pointed at us and even mimicked a dance move as I was doing during "Why Not?" - oh, girl I was SHAKING. The music sounded great and there were enough screens for everyone to see her clearly no matter where they were in the crowd. The stage and show itself was not the only thing that made this venue enjoyable. The concessions were abundant and offered variety. We really wanted a tour-exclusive light up cup. Unfortunately, the first stand we went to sold out, but we eventually found them at a different stand just on the other side of the venue. The drinks that came in those cups were delicious and didn't feel like a waste of money. You absolutely got what you paid for. Now, as with every concert, concessions and tour-exclusive merch tends to be expensive and that was true here as well. However, iThink has a 2 chicken salad wraps for $10 deal that we absolutely took advantage of. The wraps were yummy and kept us satisfied for the rest of the night. The staff and security guards were very attentive! We were actually checked on a few times throughout the night and made friends with one of the security guards . They were friendly and made you feel safe. All in all, iThink Financial has all the makings of a great venue: good seats, good music output, good concessions, and a great staff. I'll be back for more shows in the future!

Although the Amphitheater is the place to go in Palm Beach County for great concerts, the venue is…read morereally disappointing. Paying up to get in early, whether via the "Fast Lane" or the "VIP Club" does not get you in earlier than anyone else. All gates opened at 5:30 pm. False advertising. The food choices were all there, but presented poorly. No mustard or relish for the hot dogs. The fried dumplings were served on a sauce similar to General Tsao's, but none of the other dipping sauces advertised could be found anywhere. All of that said, the staff were friendly and helpful. Our seats were comfortable and the video screens big and easy to watch, even when our view of the stage was blocked. I wish there was a meaningful way to suggest changes to management, but I suspect they simply don't care.

Very nice place to go to- extremely friendly people and staff…read more I made some good friends at this place and very good memories. I love the shows they have here. It's a very nice vibe, very small but also very personable I feel. I didn't really have any food but the drinks were good.

This is a small establishment. I don't like the smell of cigarettes but that is exactly what you…read moresmell once you are in here. You will leave with that smell on you. The bartenders were attentive. My kid was performing on stage. They all seem to have fun. The volume on the instruments outweigh the vocals as we couldn't hear the words coming from the back. Overcall, cool spot but I would prefer not to return.

Respectable does a really good job of bringing diverse musical styles together. We've seen…read moreeverything from the Ordinary Boys (80's & 90's music to jazz) Charlie Porter Grammy winning jazz musician. Bartender was attentive. We had such a fun live experience.

Have been to 2 shows and have had 2 great experiences! Got a chance to see Grammy-winning Charlie…read morePorter and his quartet tonight. For a venue that typically offers more alternative options like punk, indie rock and goth, seeing jazz on the schedule was a nice surprise and one that my wife and I really enjoyed. Always an eclectic crowd. The acoustics are great. Adding rows of chairs for a jazz show is a nice touch. Bartenders are always on point and the drink prices are reasonable. Can't say you'll catch me at a goth show any time soon but will def be back to catch another show soon.

I've been to Lake Worth Playhouse a few times but this is my first time at their little Black Box…read morenext door. Maybe 50-60 seats in the whole house but they are all comfy and close to the action.

Did you know that there is a tiny, independent cinema in downtown Lake Worth? You probably know…read morethis if you've strolled down Lake Avenue and checked out the movie posters. The Stonzek is a very small 'blackbox-style' movie theater that is part of the Lake Worth Playhouse. I think it deserves it's own Yelp listing . . . so here goes! The Stonzek used to be associated with a small cinema chain with a handful of locations across the country, but at some point it broke out on it's own. Go Lake Worth style! I've frequented this cinema a handful of times over the years. I've definitely taken for granted the fact that this venue is in walking distance of my home; I think the next closest art/independent filmhouse is in Boca. Not sure how many seats there are . . . less than 50?! This cinema has a terrible webpage as part of the Playhouse, but it appears to have a decent following. Recently, this was the only theater in South Florida to screen my relative's film 'Neruda.' My husband attended during a weekday afternoon; he said it was half-full and that he was the youngest person in the crowd. I attended on a weekday evening and the theatre was at least 60% full. I was surprised to see so many people, truthfully. The nice person in charge took my tickets, sold the concessions and projected the film. She chatted with many of the filmgoers . . . regulars? Afterwards, a small group of folks stood on the sidewalk and discussed the film. Ha, someone needs to plan some after-film UYE's! There is a (free) public parking lot behind the Playhouse.

Tasha & Cecily need to train the other servers. Those two know their way around the bar & the…read moremenus. They are great. The bar food is really good, they need more menus to let customers know that bar food is an option. Every time we entertain our guests we only want these two ladies. Good live music. Since this review I attended Cecily's Quarter auction. Zara's hired a new bartender & she was not on point. She wasn't on top of the fact that it was happy hour. Too quick to tell us prices w/out being asked. Wasn't happy with her service.

I went there with a buddy of mine around 9:30, to try something different. The place was pretty…read moremuch empty. They had only a few items to eat, and honestly nothing special. We got chicken wings, a couple of drinks....service was slow, even if there were maybe 3 patrons in the whole place. Maybe the name "Jazz" got me thinking of something different and set the wrong expectations, but it was pretty disappointing. There is just no reason to go back. However, I will instead check them back in a while to see if there are changes and maybe it was "that kind of night" when I visited.