The Ridglea Room

Great venue with terrific staff, decent bar prices, good sound, and lively, fun and diverse crowd. Parking is ample and free. If you enjoy live music that doesn't" t overwhelm, this is a great spot to check out new music. In &out is no problem. Notice the digs, very retro with a clean kinda industrial feel. Posters are classic, won't spoil it for you- but do take note. Bathroom clean, shocker for a music venue, a great addition to an all around terrific experience. I am sure to return!

Came here for Valentine's Day to see Saxophonist Chris Mitchell perform. The venue is a little tricky as its not facing the street so you need to just pull in when you see the Gas Pipe. The venue it self is dated but it looks like they at least keep it in decent shape. There is also a lot of older posters from movies and bands which is pretty cool, especially the Kramer piece from Seinfeld by the bathroom. The bar has beer, wine and liquor so they can make mixed drinks but specialty drinks are out of the question as they don't have bitters, vermouth or things for some premium drinks. The pricing is decent and I wish they had snacks, especially if serving alcohol. Chris Mitchell put on a hell of a performance and it was enhanced by the fact that the venue had great sound which I was not expecting. The Ridglea Room is a small intimate space which is great if you want to feel part of the show. Also, parking was a breeze for us and no cost. If someone is performing that you want to see here I'd say it's worth coming here!

The best live venue in Fort Worth for alternate, metal and punk. Fabulous staff and drink specials, with really nice, clean bathrooms . I was really drawn to all the cool movie posters and brand newest Art Deco renovation

Have to say I'm very disappointed in the sound guy at ridglea lounge. He either doesn't know what he's doing or just doesn't care. When watching live music the sound is either ear piercingly loud to where you can't hear what's going on or so quiet you'd think you were in a doctors office. Guy sucks. The end.

What a dump. A friend of mine was playing in the lounge and it was completely dead in there on a Friday night. It was pretty much just our small group and the other two musicians that were playing. The lounge is visible from the street, but if I went in from the front door and didn't ask anyone, I wouldn't have know that it was there; It's just a nameless door off to the side. And I know it's not a prominent "beer bar", but seriously, not even ONE local beer?! No Rahr or Revolver here! No, Miller Lite doesn't count. Bartenders were very nice though and there's plenty of parking (hence the extra star).