This spot isn't your classic speakeasy in terms of vibe or crowd. Instead, it's an eclectic bar…read morefeel broken into several themed areas...think disco room, pool hall, cozy lounge seating, plus a stage for live music and dancing. The crowd was a fun mix, from early 20s to more seasoned patrons. I can definitely see it being a great place to explore with a group, bouncing from one themed space to another. I'm curious to come back on jazz night to see whether it leans more speakeasy than bar. One of the bartenders even shared a bit of the building's backstory: it was originally a house in McAlester, OK, transported all the way to OKC. Apparently it may have once been a nursing home and possibly a brothel. If only those walls could talk!

They don't serve any food here but they had a live band called 'soft hands'. The music was…read moreoutstanding the service from the bartenders was very polite. The atmosphere was very lively and a lot of fun. The dream prices are very fair and had a great time at the place!

I really wanted to love The Icehouse because the space itself is fantastic--great atmosphere,…read moreawesome location, and a place that should be a go-to spot in Edmond. Unfortunately, the pricing versus portion size completely misses the mark. The fried bread appetizer was $12 and barely about six inches long. Not sure how that's meant to be shared. The deviled eggs were $13 for six halves...that's just three eggs. For those prices, you expect either larger portions or something that really stands out--but the food was just average. A pimento burger at $17 and a Caesar salad at $12 wouldn't be an issue if everything else matched up, but combined with the small portions and overall quality, it just feels overpriced. It's frustrating because this place has so much potential. With a few adjustments--especially bringing prices down a couple bucks or increasing portion sizes--they could absolutely pack the place. Right now, it just doesn't justify the cost.

On a beautiful evening, we were on the hunt for a patio spot and decided to check out Old Ice…read moreHouse, conveniently located right next to The Ice House Project. Our group of six grabbed a table outside, and it couldn't have been more perfect. The service was attentive, and the food and drinks hit the mark. We tried the burgers and fries. Fries were homemade and delicious! Our favorite drink was the Rattlesnake Kate but get it quick because it's seasonal. The indoor space looked inviting too, spacious with a relaxed vibe. The only downside? The music. Slow country tunes played nonstop, which didn't quite match the lively atmosphere we were hoping for. We asked if they'd consider mixing in some upbeat country and/or top 40 hits, but it seems the owners are pretty set on their playlist (at least that is what we were told). It was disappointing especially as I read other reviews that they want to be a premiere music spot. Can certain nights be different music selections to appeal to all customers? There's a lot of potential here! Note: we were one of maybe five tables there, and that's counting inside and outside. Fun fact: we learned the same owners run Round Midnight in downtown Edmond and have plans to open a deli next door. We love Round Midnight! Looking forward to seeing the deli menu.

MOJO'S WAS AWESOMEEEEE!…read more My boyfriend and I spent the weekend in OKC and we aren't partiers at all, but we love live music and a relaxing ambiance. Mojo's was the perfect spot for that. The bar is old, but that's what makes it cool. The location is perfect; right in the middle of downtown OKC and right next to the Bricktown Canal. The lighting was really chill and relaxing, and the music was phenomenal. We found a spot to sit immediately, and even though it got busier as the night went on, we still didn't feel crowded or stressed. I ordered a margarita there, and it was pretty good. The whole setup was just super cool, and my boyfriend and I finally found a perfect spot to hangout after dinner. I'd love to go back when it's warmer and sit in the outdoor seating (again, next to the Bricktown Canal)! If you like live blues/older rock music, this is a great spot!

While a little off the beaten path this place is worth going to. The drinks were all delicious and…read moreon point. Service was great. There was a great band playing outside (if a little loud). The music was fun and full of energy. Come get a drink and enjoy the music!!

I never write reviews so that should say something of how awesome this place is. I drive passed it…read moreeveryday for work and it always intrigued me and made me think of Florida with all the plants in the front. Today, I decided to finally stop in since I had some time. I was greeted by a couple (who I'm assuming are the owners) and a lady (who I'm assuming is their friend). All sweet, talented and friendly people. I ordered an iced vanilla latte and to my surprise it was whatever I wanted to pay as they claim to be a nonprofit organization. They are really just lovely folks and the coffee was great. The setting was almost antique like, with Christian books for sale and instruments as the owner played for me. I am definitely coming back! I highly recommend.

Very good coffee. Great atmosphere. Christian music and vibes. Friendly service. Eclectic. Quietread more

Excellent Chicken Wings!! Service was great, good selection…read moreof Whiskeys. Band enjoyable. And the gal on the guitar starting out her career, I think Lacey, and her original songs were amazing.

Started off rough Wednesday night when they weren't prepared for the influx of March Madness and…read moreHusker fans. Their kitchen was backed up over an hour and items on the menu started getting dropped. Waitress said we cleaned out the kitchen. They had karaoke on Wednesday and everyone was having a great time. As a Husker fan in town, we dominated the environment and it quickly turned into a Husker bar. Idk how the bartenders ended up with Husker tank tops but they embraced the madness and rolled with it! Only star i had to knock off was them not having the AC on while the bar was PACKED wall to wall on a 98 degree day. We had to leave and go next door because it was so uncomfortable. Unfortunately but everything else was great. They said it was busier Wednesday than St Patty's day was Tuesday. Thanks for hosting a ton of Huskers!

The acoustics in this unique place are fabulous. It was a very welcoming and fun than you! Can't…read morewait to go back!

I visited The Blue Door when BJ Barham played and it was a fantastic experience. I enjoyed the…read moreintimate environment and loved the fact that my friends and I could bring in our own alcohol and not shell out a fortune for watered down drinks. It was just pure, simple rock and roll...no frills, no fancy drinks, hell not even fancy chairs - but an experience 10x that of the shows I have attended at larger venues.

Went to see Christopher Cross and it was dope af Went to…read moresee Men At Work and it was mental af Went to see the mighty Toto and it was exquisite af

Went to a concert here last night and it is such a unique venue! Be prepared to wait in a line and…read morewear comfy shoes. I was really impressed with how fast the security line moved and with how many staff members were stationed around helping people get to their seats. There were several bathrooms located around so I didn't have to wait long to go. They had a few food vendors inside but I am under the impression they change for each show. At times when the performer had the audience captivated in a story you could hear frogs or something surrounding the area and it was pretty magical. 10/10! Neat place! (Please be careful when leaving. Concert go-ers running into middle of street & no police assistance to help traffic flow!) The seating here is different. There's a pit close to stage (standing only), several rows of actual seats and then GA is blanket (BYO) on a hill!

Great wines, great music...... happens every first Friday of the month upstairs above The Waters…read moreEdge Winery downtown. This was our very first time at First Friday with the house band On A Whim and it was a great time! Great live jazz, pop, rock and contemporary! Great dance music.