Went to see This is Halloween and have seen other shows as well in the past, and again was not disappointed! The details that go into the staging is great, the cast members and dancers put on a great show and the energy is prevalent throughout the experience. The food items are delicious and I recommend the chicken skewer, long green beans and the chicken pad Thai. The cocktails are a little on the expensive side but delicious. read more

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We went to opening night of This is Halloween. What a good time! We enjoyed the show, drinks, and Asian food. The venue is unique & we loved having the performers out mingling in the audience at times. Ben, our server, took good care of us and service was timely. After the show, several of the performers were at the exit thanking guests for attending. read more

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What a treat! Bohemia is a must see. Service, food and drinks were all impeccable. Glad to know there are still places like this. The band and ambiance in the separate, front lounge were also fantastic! read more

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I love love love the triple door! Dinner theater at its finest, the triple door is a smaller venue for various shows, from burlesque, to standup, to concerts. Typically they do two shows on show nights, where dinner and drink services are available during both showtimes. The dinner is made available by wild ginger which is next door. For the first show, doors open 60 minutes prior and for the second show, doors open 30 minutes prior. They have a great bar to lounge at even earlier if you like. Parking is available next to the venue in a parking deck. Service is always good and the shows are always fantastic. read more

HAD AN AMAZING TIME at this venue!!! I have always heard of the place on radio ads but never had the opportunity to check this place out... until now!! Love love love the venue! The theater definitely had an "old time" vibe and feel to it. It felt very intimate even though it was a sold out event. We started out at the bar, had ourselves a couple of drinks. We befriended some people and had some great conversations. Once inside, the inner child in me became alive! It was a dinner show, and we put on some snazzy clothes, and came prepared to be entertained. The show was hilarious, seductive, and had moments of some tugging at the heart strings. It was also our first time having absinthe. It was strong, but did not disappoint. The food was catered and top notch. Honestly, what more could you ask for? Accompanied by a beautiful woman, tasty beverages and a 5 course meal, and to be completely entertained.... made the experience at the Triple Door a very memorable one. Thank you for keeping this theater in operation and keeping the arts alive! Enjoy and Happy Entertaining! read more

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We saw a podcast show here last night and we loved it here. We were in a suite so the awesome bartender Jack took care of our group. He was great and got us drinks, checked on us without being obtrusive. We were able to hear and see the stage, if you want to be in the action I'd suggest not a suite but we enjoyed it, read more

Really frustrating dealing w them. Bought tickets to a show a while back that got cancelled. However, this place doesn't offer refunds, which is fucking ridiculous. And frankly, their shows don't interest me as a whole. The opener let me know months later when she was booked again, but my seating arrangement wasn't available, nor could I really get a view of the replacements I was given. Also, Wild Ginger is over-rated in my opinion. The venue is fine, but this place sucks to deal with over all. I'm not interested in coming here ever again and the customer service lacks. read more

Came here solo a couple of nights ago for a live show by one of my favorite podcaster duos, Every Outfit. I arrived about a half hour before show starting time and the entire check-in/registration process at the Maitre 'd stand was smooth and easy. Check-in was via my last name and I didn't even have to pull up my e-ticket, which I had saved to my wallet just in case. They have done a really good job of streamlining this process for quickly getting folks into their seats. They gave me a tag with my seat number so I could show it to the usher inside- another way to make it super easy to get to my seat. I haven't been to Triple Door for a show in a while, maybe a solid decade plus or so and I forgot how much I love the concept of being served food and drinks while being entertained. It is Wild Ginger's menu, the fusion Asian restaurant next door. Even though Wild Ginger was the hot ticket in the late '90s (in fact, my ex-husband saved his pennies to take me for a romantic, splurge dinner there when we were first dating as college students), I don't remember being wowed by the food the last time. Well I take all that back because the Singapore Beef Satay I ordered (6 skewers for $18) was sublime. Moist, juicy, flavorful they were like very well cooked steak bites. I didn't realize until later when I paid the check that it was wagyu beef- yum! Menu description: Marinated in turmeric, cumin, coriander and garlic. Skewered and grilled and comes with a rice cake, pickled cucumbers and a peanut dipping sauce. I also ordered 2 glasses of their featured pour, a Sparking Gruet Brut Rosé; $13 per glass: "With roots in Champagne, this family owned New Mexico winery is a unique and distinctly American success. From an experimental vineyard planted in 1983 to the twilight of our dark theater, it's toast ready & pure thirst-quenching goodness". I mean who can resist that story?? Our server was great & on top of everything, super friendly and unobtrusive (which I get that they have to be, serving during a show). The only snafu was when the first round of drinks were delivered to me and the person seated next to me but it was by a different server (I think he was the bar runner) and he made a comment about he had forgotten to bring my drink but then never returned with it. I had to let the server know on her next pass through and she apologized profusely and seemed upset on my behalf which I appreciated. First world problems I know. All in all, a great evening- Gorgeous weather getting to/from the venue, good show, delicious food, refreshing drink, and good company/conversation by way of the friendly young man seated next to me in the back countertop section, one of the few remaining locations where I could buy a single seat. read more

Nice music venue. Not a bad seat in the house. Upstairs bar and free live music might be worth a visit for a fun date night in future. Same food as Triple Door. At Triple Door the waitress in our section wasn't very attentive. We saw that others were very good though. Food from Wild Ginger upstairs was good but tepid. Go for the music and the venue. Both were terrific. The annual Patsy Cline birthday tribute was fabulous and introduced us to some super talented local musicians. read more

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I love the triple door! Great music and shows. I love the public theater burlesque shows best. Tonight we saw Twin Peeps, which was of course hilarious and sometimes quite sexy. I'm not a huge fan of the food. It's kind of bland. I always have better luck with the appetizers than the entrees. I always have a great time at this venue! read more

Great venue! Always happy with my experience here. Eclectic and fun diversity with performances, and the food/service is great! Good menu. I definitely recommend bottles of wine over cocktails. The bar gets so backed up due to the volume of drink orders, it just doesn't make sense to order cocktails. You'll get much faster service with a bottle of wine. Kitchen is pretty quick! read more

It's hard to sum up my experience into one rating because some things were great and others were horrible. I went to the burlesque Nutcracker with a friend last year and was impressed with the overall experience. However, my recent experience at "This is Halloween" was disappointing. The show itself was amazing. The cast was fantastic as always and the show was beyond entertaining. I am a huge fan of the Can-Can productions that they have here and continue to come to see them. However, we sat at table 303 and could not see the entire right half of the stage. There were lots of stage props there and parts of the performance that we couldn't see and missed entirely. It was disappointing to pay so much for tickets to a show when our seats had such a limited view of the stage. You should be able to see just about the entire stage from wherever you are seated! The service was the worst it has ever been. I know that they were short staffed but it was a hot mess of an experience. We ordered 2 beers, a soda, and desserts. We never received any of our drinks despite them being easy orders while the table next to us had their wine and cocktails brought to them right away. We ordered the vanilla gelato which turned out to be (very obviously) your everyday plain vanilla ice cream. Gelato and ice cream are not the same and they should change this on the menu! They also ran out of regular spoons and they gave us giant metal spoons and expected us to eat our ice cream with them. We also ordered the chocolate torte. One waitress told us they just got a fresh one and were cutting it and would bring it out right away. 5 minutes later, another waitress came out and told us they ran out and wouldn't be bringing it to us. In total, we didn't get 4/6 things that we ordered when the show had ended. Overall, it's worth visiting to see your favorite artists or shows. But, I would advise against ordering food and drink at the show other than wine and get dinner/dessert/drinks elsewhere! Although they took the missing items off of our bill at the end, we never once received a real apology for never getting our drinks/dessert and they seemed to brush it off like it was normal. read more

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Tried a few things on my visit. Sea Bass - delecious! Cabbage Salad - best Asian slaw I've ever had Pad Thai - disappointing, just basic Cocktails are good but seem small. I got two martinis and they were both only a few sips. Service is great. Friendly in the bar and really hussling during the show. read more

The Triple Door - Sea bass - Asian Fusion Near Me - Seattle, Washington

My bestie, her hubby, my wife and I all went to see Through the Looking Glass: The Burlesque Alice In Wonderland . The venue itself deserves 5 stars. The food and service is the reason for the reduction of a couple stars. Online tickets were easy to purchase for table 11. Each ticket cost $55 + $8.95 convenience fee for a grand total of $63.95. Discover is an accepted form of payment. Valet parking service is available on Union Street Thursday - Sunday evenings for $10 ($1 cheaper than parking in the parking garage). My bestie and I shared a bottle of wine from home for a $20 cork fee. My wife and hubby had a couple Manny's (20oz) for $10 each. The size is assumed rather than asked which I found irritating. Later in the show my wife ordered a Jameson for $9 and hubby ordered a Crown Royal for $9. Our server originally stated that soda (coke) was free if poured from the gun; however, we were charged $3 for our coke. My wife and I shared the Prix Fixe for $43 (appetizer, entree and a dessert). We also a side of Sichuan Green Beans for $12. For our appetizer we chose the Shu Mai Dumplings (qty 3): the dumplings were lukewarm and average in flavor. For our entree we chose the Char Siu Pork Belly which came with a side of Sichuan Green Beans! Our feckless server knew this entree came with a side of Sichuan Green Beans and didn't have the decency to advise me of this before I ordered a side of Sichuan Green Beans for $12. Our server also did not remove the dish from our table or tab but rather boxed the untouched beans for us to take home. Our servers inept attitude absolutely made me irate. Our entree was also lukewarm and tasted of cinnamon. For our dessert we chose the Chocolate Cherry Pistachio Ice Cream which was delicious. The venue itself provides a good view from just about anywhere. The entertainment was easy to hear and captivating. We look forward to returning for future shows. Overall, my wife and I will never eat at the Triple Door again, but rather eat somewhere else beforehand. We will visit the Triple Door for what it's meant for only, and that is entertainment. read more

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This is a music venue first and foremost. Lower your expectations for ANY LEVEL of service once you are seated. Nope, lower. Keep going. Still way too high. Ok there you go. Bottom of the bottom. As in " you obviously love the performer so we don't have to do anything to take care of you or make you feel like we give a hoot about your experience. We absolve ourselves completely from having to provide any level of customer service. Thank you have a great show!" The horrid level of service at this establishment is mind blowing to me. It's obvious they really don't care about the customers/patrons. I can't speak to the food since I never ate there but after reading the other reviews, there is no way this place is going to get any extra money from me. Shameful. Truly. Unprofessional at best. read more

Great shows and location. Love the vibes here. Will definitely be coming back in the future.

This place has a great staff and fun shows. Good production values. We'll be back again. read more

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I came to the Triple Door for a concert and the experience was amazing. I sat towards the back and the view was great. The waitress was prompt for service and the venue had a good atmosphere. I'll definitely be returning for another show. Each dollar spent is a dollar well spent here. read more

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The stars are for the performer Leroy Bell. He was great. The Triple Door, a favorite of mine in the past, failed in every way imaginable. It was a joke! I know it was opening night after a pandemic. I get that. Yet, the venue was unprepared, servers weren't trained, and everyone created a disastrous evening. Unfortunately the incompetence of the venue eliminated any enjoyment of the music. The staff reminded me of the silent movie comedy entitled "The Keystone Cops," in which police officers were running around not knowing what direction the crooks went. The Triple Door's failures emerged before I even arrived at the venue. My tickets would not print from the link they sent. After hours of trying, I just relied on my phone. It didn't matter, though, because the woman seating us didn't know the table numbers. I kid you not. She wandered around asking people where our table was, and gave up, sitting us at the wrong table. That pissed me off because it was a crappy seat behind a wall. Our isolation led to issues with the servers, because no one could find us. Servers with trays of food kept putting food down on our table that wasn't ours. They were running around asking people if they ordered what they were carrying. No one knew the table numbers and who ordered what. Halfway. through the performanc,e, a young woman took our drink order. Three Fourths through the performance she asked us what we wanted to eat, because our "good seat" required a dinner order. When I tried to argue that we were at the wrong table, she depended on the bar code and our purchased table rather than the one we were given. My wife yelled some items out, and we were quickly shoving bad food down our gullets after the band left the stage and everyone was leaving. i know it was opening night, but come on, I'm not writing about solving the Enigma Code. Take a couple of days to have your staff learn a seating chart. Quiz them on it, and coordinate a system between the servers, bar, and kitchen with an expeditor in charge. Oh, I forgot, we live in the computer age. SEATTLE, STOP DEPENDING ON TECHNOLOGY TO DO ALL THE WORK! COMPUTERS CAN'T PROBLEM SOLVE OR DO ABSTRACT THINKING! This reliance on technology has led to so many snafus in Seattle, it's another joke. Doctor appointments, hair style appointments, cleaning appointments, all simple communication, ordering food, become disasters because Seattle relies on a machine and not humans to do all of this, and the machine screws up. Then no one knows what to do. It's like everyone under the age of 60 walks around with their head up their butt staring at a phone when something goes wrong. The blind leading the blind and the Emperor wears no clothes. I know you have no idea what I mean. read more

The venue is great to see and listen to music however over the past couple of years the service has severely declined and we won't be ordering food in the future. Such a colossal disappointment. read more

This venue is amazing and the staff is lovely. I highly recommend the artist singer/songwriter Jeannie Rak! She blew us away! Hopefully she will be a regular here fingers crossed. Thanks for an amazing evening! read more

This review is on the venue, not the food. Very cool dinner theatre for concerts. I attend concerts all the time, but I had never been to one in a venue quite like this! We got discounted tickets on Goldstar. Cheaper price, but you don't get to select your seats. I don't mind. We got placed at a decent side table. The view was still great and the sound was phenomenal! There was a menu to order drinks or food. We saw the pricey menu before hand and decided to eat elsewhere first. However, we did order a couple drinks. They have an excellent variety of alcohol available. Overall a great experience for a date night! I will definitely return! read more

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Enjoyed Happy Hour at the Musicquarium Lounge! It's a cool lounge, chill feel good vibe with a full bar, plenty of seating and great live music. We went on a Friday and there was a a jazz artist who played some awesome tunes. There was no cover charge, drinks/food were great and prices were reasonable :) Recommend: - Bangkok Sour: bourbon, tamarind syrup, lime, cardamom bitters - Curry fries, sichuan green beans, house made vietnamese pork sausage, wild ginger fragrant duck bao, kurobuta pork belly and triple door thai-style mini burger. Staff was friendly attentive. I had a wonderful time! read more

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Came here for the Frank Sinatra tribute concert on our 3rd wedding anniversary. I have to say, unfortunately, we left disappointed and I would not buy tickets here again. The venue is vintage without any vintage charm. It's dark, dim with 1980s black and purple decor. Pretty sure the chairs, tables, carpet are all 25 years old.. with a show every night, they should invest in a re-vamp. The food is overpriced and underwhelming in quantity. We had an appetizer and a meal each and yet didn't feel full. A tiny portion of meat and rice is not going to be worth $18 to me. The chicken skewers had a criminally small amount of meat on them. Also - just.. Asian food brought in to a nightclub? Does this ring "WEIRD" to anyone else? Since when does Asian food and Big Band go together? Here's where they really lost me - the service. We're seated right away, with a good view of the stage I should add. However we are very close to our neighbors - they really squeeze you in at the Triple Door! But our server, a young lady, completely forgot about us after we got our drinks. We wanted to order food, and during the show had to ask another server to help us. Flagging anyone down was also basically impossible but we managed. No one checks on you to see how things are going, or if you need anything. They either have too many patrons per waiter, or are inexperienced. Not sure. Lastly, the concert itself. A fantastic show can cover up all the aforementioned sins.. a memorable, goosebumps-inducing show can make up for a crappy venue and mediocre food. But I was not a fan of this Frank Sinatra show.. the guy's voice was fine, but there was absolutely no spontaneity in what was being performed. I don't think the band moved a single inch the entire show. No standing, no swaying, no choreography, no smiles, no interaction whatsoever with the singer. This is obviously a "clock in, clock out" gig for them all. The woman they brought in to sing a few tunes was so over the top it was embarrassing. People cheered for her because they felt bad for her - she's begging for it with her antics. But I know good singing, and she had about 1-2 interesting moments total. Her voice is not even jazz. I could tell she was very proud of herself afterward, though. But I left feeling cold. To add insult, the male headliner called out "We're going to be here until they kick us out!" which is hilarious considering the following.. At the end of the show, he asked "one more song?" and EVERYBODY was chanting "My Way! My Way!" obviously one of Frank's most famous tunes.. and sadly, the band and the singer didn't know it. Aren't you a Sinatra aficionado? No? It was laughable. They played "New York, New York" and we left. In Seattle. read more

Attached are screenshots of the weather advisory during our current snow storm and a Facebook correspondence with a staff member at The Triple Door via Messenger. You might want to rethink your refund policy -- Not only to consider the safety of your customers but how about the safety of your servers, hosts and performers? Yikes! (I tried to give zero stars but you have to give at least one in order to post a review.) The Triple Door needs to triple their concern for their customers and employees -- Here's hoping! * Review update I received a message via Facebook Messenger that there *are* safety concerns for their customers and employees and I was invited to call. As my initial message read, I was asking for a friend -- There were several of us coming to this venue to celebrate our friend's 50th birthday. (All but two live in outlying areas so most were unable to make the drive.) My friend that purchased the tickets has relayed to me that she is getting a refund less an $8 handling fee. As my Grandmother used to say: That's better than a stick in the eye. read more

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The food was amazing! The perfect location for the opening for the Seattle Cabaret Festival. The waitstaff was excellent and brought our food in a timely manner. It was perfect for a date night or just enjoying a night of great music! read more

The Triple Door is currently understaffed, but the staff that is on hand is doing a FANTASTIC job of providing the best service you can find in Seattle. They are professional, talented and unflappable. The show I went to was completely packed with a rowdy crowd and the staff never showed any stress. They were sweet and professional. Good on you all! read more

I came here to see the nightmare before Christmas show on Halloween with my friend. The venue is nice and I thought the majority of the seating would leave you with a decent view of the show except for maybe some extremely close and off to the side of the stage. The acoustics were fine, but I though the gain was set a little high, my ears hurt a little mid show. The show itself was alright. I thought the performers dancing and singing were pretty good, but the whole show itself seemed kind of disjointed bouncing around quickly between each set. I'm not sure the burlesque aspect adds anything to this particular adaptation besides some crude comedy. I mean the movie is about the costumes/design and songs and you think that would be where the effort is in the live version instead of dick helicopters. The food was good albeit came out kind of slow (understandable as it was a packed house). I got the duck dish and while pricey was pretty good and the fat of the duck was rendered out nicely such that it didn't feel so greasy to eat. Is it the juciest lean duck I've had? No, but it was fine. It was also strange my friend didn't get a glass for her Kombucha and instead was served directly from a can. read more

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Never did i think to come here for a Happy Hour, but very happy I did. Met some friends here at the Musicquarium, good amount of tables and space to relax from a work day. It's open at 4pm and had live music on at 5pm. Check their website. Pretty good HH menu, a lot of good eats and drink specials. Food is from next door, Wild Ginger. Service was friendly and pretty good, I think they forgot to input one of our persons food order but when i asked, it came out minutes later, so all was cool. Prices are great, venue is nice, food is tasty, good option for a downtown HH. read more

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You can't beat what they've done to reclaim an old space that sat dark for so long...decades, I think. It has an updated feel but they want to create the impression that they preserved the original bone structure of scalloped booths terraced in a switchback pattern from the top of the house to the stage. There are little cocktail tables scattered in between. That's the Main Stage. Upstairs is a cool bar with local acts--the main stage tends to host touring acts of some repute in jazz, world, or folk, with some local burlesque thrown in. The locals upstairs can be all over the map, from acoustic old-school jazz to modern electrified stuff, sometimes a little weird but usually with some funk, soul, r&b or blues tinges in a rock base. The beer, wine, and spirits lists are all solid, with some good prices here and there, and everything well cared-for. The food can be hit or miss. Scallops are good, same for the beef salad if they still have it. Similar recipes to Wild Ginger, but different kitchens, and some divergence in the menus. Staff here ranges from competent to genuinely very nice and charming, and you pretty much always have a good time, particularly if you're seeing a band you like. I tend mainly either to come in just to grab a quick beer here or head to the main stage specifically for the band--but they book a lot of good bands, so I am here quite a bit. I never get tired of it. read more

What an awesome venue and location. Seattle is so spoiled in great arts and thriving musical performances. There are no bad seats in this place, so it will never dissapoint you. Not sure how the food is, but the tea was delicious! We watched Kevin Bacon and his brother perform, definitely want to go back to see and hear other musicians. Had a great time here and the service meets every expectation possible. read more

The Triple Door - Kevin Bacon - Asian Fusion Near Me - Seattle, Washington

After almost a year after letting the pastry chef go and we still just have ice cream for desert. Our favorite venue that we are regulars at is forcing me to give a bad review. We love the food but often come for the show after dinner and want a nice classy desert but NO. For shame Triple Door. read more

I love the Triple Door and I am only writing this review to get managements attention. I have been there many times for shows and it used to be great. I was at the Wishbone Ash show May 23rd and the volume of the show was painfully loud. On my phone it was registering 111-113 db. That is damage inducing volume. I do not know anyone, ever, that has ever requested a live show to be at a painful level. Yet it continues to happen at live events. The drums and bass were set up so loud that for the first time at the Triple Door I could feel the sound from my seat. We left after the third song. The Beatles producer George Martin once said "If it has to be loud to be good it probably isn't." So true. The food: thankfully the Triple Door went back somewhat to the original Wild Ginger based menu (after trying to offer really horrible overpriced options) but the food is not the same quality now. All our meals either came out cold, salty, small portioned, and seemed like microwaved leftovers at best. The beef dish was overly salty, slimy, and cold. Really gross. And they have removed the table candles which were a nice touch. My advice is to bring Hi-Fidelity earplugs and eat somewhere else before the show. The Wild Ginger can do better. Management needs to work on the sound level to protect customer hearing abuse and the food quality to assure a quality experience. read more

The venue itself was really cool for live music. The service, however, was the worst I've ever seen. and that was all layers of the establishment from the bar upstairs to the venue downstairs. Permeated horribly slow bad service. there would have to be a very good band for me to ever show up there again. And I will eat at home before I go. read more

Came here for to see a show, Bohemia, on a Friday night. The show was a good experience - interesting and good music. The venue is small so it feels really personal and intimate. The performers come around and interact with the audience, which makes it a fun and interactive venue. You can order food from Wild Ginger next door and they come around before the show to take orders. They also have some themed cocktails depending on the show. The price point per drink is around $12 and up. The food is $$-$$$ depending on what you order. We only ordered drinks, but it wasn't necessarily worth it. I've definitely had cheaper and better drinks in this area, so if you're planning on going somewhere after, I would hold on food. I would recommend The Triple Door for a date night or somewhere to bring friends when they visit! read more

Going to the triple door leaves you feeling like you need 3 separate reviews to make sense of it all. First of all, you're here for the music, and it never disappoints. Best stage in Seattle, best sound in Seattle. No better venue around to hear the artist you want to see with perfect clarity of sound. Second, the food. Brought over from wild ginger next door, the food can best be described as "fine." It's not bad, it's also not great. In general feels like Thai food for people who are a bit scared of authentic Thai food. Always just a little bit shy of the seasoning and spice that you'd like it to have. Third, the drinks. Recommend you order wine or beer. There are only 4-5 listed cocktails, and the menu is filled with things like buttershots, rumpleminz, and sour apple pucker, all of which have a place in a college dive bar, but not at a really nice place like this. With cocktails running $13 a piece, I feel that this area is severely lacking. Any other bar in Seattle, a 13 dollar tiki drink is using plantation pineapple rum, not captain Morgan pineapple. I tried getting around this by ordering a simple daiquiri with a nice rum (zacapa) from the pretty excellent spirit list, unfortunately it was clearly made with sour mix rather than fresh lime, a pretty big faux pas for any place charging more than $10 for a daiquiri (mine was $16). Anyways, it's still always an amazing experience at the triple door, as the food is still decent and the most important part (the music) is outstanding read more

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I like the venue and the music , the atmosphere is great. But the food is horrible. I wish I knew that and came here just for the performance and drinks. read more

Came to watch the "Acoustic Ninjas" Trace Bundy and SungHa Jung. We didn't realize that they served food at the Triple Door. But what a surprise! I ordered the Thai Passion Tofu ($18). Yes, its vegetarian and gluten free. Its fried tofu, eggplant,), kaffir lime leaf and basil. Served with jasmine white rice. Was it worth the price? Maybe... No. But it was delicious. Plus I was craving fried tofu. I also ordered a plate of curry fries ($7) for the table. The fries were the shoe string type, and was accompanied with ketchup and sambal mayo. I believe that the menu is designed for sharing, due to the portion size. The drink specials are designed with the show in mind. So when they run out, they are out. I like the idea of dinner and show. I think the only down side was that the wait staff kept coming around during the performance. Which isn't technically a negative... But it was distracting. read more

Sound - B Venue Decor - B Service - A- Cocktails - B Food - N/A Personal Opinion: I was a bit put off by the reviews of the food; so much so that i went and had dinner BEFORE the show. The people around me ordered food, which looked abundant in portion size and smelled great (apparently they were fans). I will say its super weird that it's Thai food and not what i would associate with sitting down and watching a show; but i get it. I'm noticing that the owners watch the Yelp reviews hopefully I can share some advice: While i understand that it's easy to attach to the Thai adjacent to you, i can't help but wonder how many people skip on food given the peculiar offering (I personally passed.). I feel people would be less critical and happier (assumptions here) with American-Thai-Fusion. Thai Tacos, Sliders, Thai Poutine, (for god sake) a pad thai, etc. Something approachable more conducive to sharing and small bites. Missed business opportunity: The waitress came by with the bill and last call - I saw a lot (me included) of people pass on last call and go for their bill. I can help but wonder how different it would be if the waitress came by without a bill in hand and asked for last call. Though I'm not sure if this was intentional to let the bar staff clean up? Lastly, give an opportunity to purchase merch' through the waitress. I know most if not all of this goes to the band, but this would ad another level of polish to an already polished experience. read more

Cute atmosphere. The show was great but the food was okay. We saw Shane Koyczan last year who is a spoke word artist. The seats were great and very intimate. It felt awkward with the clinking of silverware in that quiet environment. Wouldn't see the dinner and a show working better during a musical or comedy act. read more

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