June 2025 Visit…read more Eventbrite Tickets for 3 Headed Monster: Starring Scooby, Joshua Jay Nieto & Hooter Moreno First visit, small shopping strip, free parking in a parking lot, friendly staff, table and chairs with clear stage vantages, food available for purchase, adult venue, "free tickets" but there is a 2 item pp minimum order required or $12/PP fee will be added, great evening with funny comedians. Ordered water only. I'd definitely return when visiting San Antonio.

Honestly just a mid experience, they charge for tickets but still have a 2 item per person…read moreminimum.. the drinks were literally half the size of a normal cup and the "chicken bites" were 4 chicken bits the size of quarters for $12 yikes. The worst part was that about $15 of our tab was just service fees, building maintenance fees, alcohol fee.. etc. ridiculous honestly. Also the headliners jokes revolved around calling women c**ts, whores and ran through?? Honestly just not funny. They did have great service and some comedians were pretty funny other than that i honestly won't be returning.

Amazing class structure. Great intro into the genre if you're not stage/comedy familiar. The best…read morecast and crew to learn the ropes. Great community that is supportive as you grow.

Just a tiny venue, like five rows of seats, maybe a 50 person capacity but I've been going for…read morethree years almost monthly for the D&D improv shows Monsternomicon hosts. No frills, byob with some candy bars and chips for purchase, but the performers are always a good time. There are other improv shows and regular stand up, you just need to peep their calendars and I believe most shows are like $10-15 bucks. Just always a good hour or so cackling at/with nerds lol.

Lacuna Coil for the third time - Cristina, you are one COOL woman! Lets Go!…read more Aztec you did a great job putting together shows. Ambiance is fantastic.

This was actually my first time inside the Aztec Theatre. We went to see the Yacht Rock Review…read more and it was so much fun. The inside of the theater is beautifully restored, and the venue is a great size so even balcony seats have a wonderful view of the stage. Even though it's a historic building, the Aztec is well cared for and very clean. There was plenty of staff and drink counters to reduce the lines. I'm a huge fan and hope that I can attend more concerts at the Aztec Theatre in the future..

The comedy open mic with the gentleman Pete is better than the LOL open mic. Why? Because you just…read morecome in sign up and you don't have to wait like at the LOL for them to put you on stage (the LOL just puts the same unfunny people on stage cause they are friends with the host). The crowd is there to see you perform. The bartenders make an effort to talk to every comedian and customer making everyone feel comfortable. You wanna get stage time? Go to the elbow room instead of the LOL for open mic.

WARNING DO NOT GO!!!! Absolutely terrible management and staff. The bartender and manager were…read moreinsanely rude to everyone who came for a show here and had not a single ounce of professionalism towards anyone. Made sure to let everyone I know not to come here and spend their money unless they want to be treated like you shot someone's dog.

This was a fun venue. I loved that there was a huge outdoor bar area with lots of tables and…read moreeverone was comfortable sitting together and meeting each other. The bar staff were wonderful! Super friendly and attentive. What I didn't care for was the amount of smoking. I get it, we're on the outside part of the bar, but man the cigarettes and cigars was a bit overwhelming. I guess I didn't realize how prevalent it still is to smoke in public. On to the show... It was phenomenal. We stayed at the back because this lady couldn't handle a mosh pit at 20, much less now. We had a pretty good view, there was lots of dancing and singing, it was so much fun! My only issue was that some of the vocals were so low. It was sometimes difficult to discern the song being played. Not sure if that had to do with where we were positioned, but it didn't change the fact that we had an amazing time. I would definitely come back, but probably wait until closer to show time to arrive to avoid waiting in the smoking section.

This was my first time going to this venue and with a friend who lives here. Parking is very…read moredifficult. We ended parked on a residential street in front of someone's home and not blocking their driveway. Bear in mind this venue is not a fancy concert venue. Some have even called it a dive bar. We attended a sold out show for The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus and there were other bands that performed on the smaller stage simultaneously. The start time seemed to vary per social media/business platform so we aimed to get there as close to the time as TRJA would be going on. I had the whole TSA like door experience even with my small, 7 inch body purse. Had to show them every pocket before being allowed inside. We went straight to the bar and I ordered the grapefuit mule which might as well had been called the grapefruit flavored ginger beer as it had not a single ounce of vodka in it that I could taste. So that was $20+ wasted on one drink (including tip). The ice quickly melted in the 90 degree temperature at 10pm so the drink got watered down as well. The venue itself is maybe 90% outdoors so I was glad I chose to wear a tank and shorts plus closed toed shoes as my friend warned me about that in advance as well. Being Emo Prom night and near a neighboring college, most attendees were very hyped up and crowd surfing. A lady busted through the crowd and stepped on my shoe that I was so glad protected my feet and I got shoulder checked by some emo dude that was like 6'4" which thankfully he apologized for unlike the lady who stepped on my shoe trying to get closer to the stage. In 90+ degrees, even in a mostly open air venue, my sense of smell which is every strong was being attacked at all times. Body odor and hot garbage smells filled my nose constantly. My friend had warned me about the restrooms in advance. We even went back to her place to grab her hand sanitizer before we went there. When I walked in, every single door had spray paint on it and questionable locks. I ended up in the handicap stall as all the others were occupied. It smelled awful in there but that's what public restrooms mostly comprise of. The water faucet is the kind you have to push in to keep running water over your hands to wash off the soap so I had an elbow to the faucet while washing each hand. Only one hand dryer worked so I had to wait to use that. The main stage has a covering with a few industrial fans that you could barely feel any air pump out of so to me it was not worth it to even stand under the covered part. Balloons from prom kept being tossed up near the fan so it got stuck in the back of the fan and staff had to keep turning them off to make the balloons drop off the back of the fan. The show itself was great and the side acts were great but man!!! I felt so disgustingly sweaty and stinky after we left. I took a long shower after we got back to her place. :-/

Nice place, however lots on uneven ground both parking lot and table area…read more Went for an outside concert, was very nice til people around us started smoking cigarettes and cigars just as we started eating. Would not go again as long as they allow smoking. No wind didn't help.

didn't know it was an outdoor place. I won tickets to an adult prom was told all exclusive and…read moreturns out the owner told me only the tickets where covered not the food or the two drinks. the place doesn't look as nice as the pictures that are shown

A very cool, historical venue! As much as I've visited the Pearl, I never knew this place existed…read more We had the pleasure of attending a free Musical Bridges Around the World concert- Sam Reider and the Human Hands. Check in was an easy process. The establishment was clean and they did have a few bars set up for cocktail hour prior to the 7pm show. Beautiful venue, you'll find old historic photos of the original Stable Hall posted on the walls. Seating was first come, first serve- fold up chairs. An uppper level was accessible as well. We truly enjoyed the concert and the acoustics were fabulous! Hope to be back soon.

Very beautiful hall inside and out. I had never been inside until a couple of weekends ago. Every…read moretime we visit the Pearl for the weekend market I see people coming out because they host many events in there. This time it was just open to the public so we went in to take a peek! There's a few bars and seating areas all around. Very vintage and classic decor/ aesthetic. It was worth stopping by and going inside. I'm definitely looking into attending an event here!

I had such a great time at the Sunken Gardens Theater during Disco Alfresco! The setup was great…read moreinside with food trucks and other vendors set up on the sides, which left the center for people to sit. The area directly in front was for dancing and it was so packed, I wish there was a bit more light so you didn't bump into people once it was full dark. My other pain point was the parking, since there was so many people and the closest parking lot is shared, we had to park around the corner and up a hill. The music, however, was excellent and we danced for almost the entire time. I'm looking forward to the next time going to the Sunken Gardens Theater.

Lots of free Parking and golf carts to help get you to the theatre…read moreLots of restrooms and upgraded out houses This historic theatre was well worth the visit before its renovation Open and beautiful. Like older theatres, it's bumpy if you try to come in a wheelchair and it's not very accessible to even those with walking limitations The seats are nice and spacious for your legs Stage is not very big, poor musicians looked crammed in They have done their best to update Would return but being outside, weather is a def factor to be aware of Btw they do bag checks even tho I read online there was no bag restriction