Greer Cabaret Theater

Lovely service and event series. The parking garage elevator lets you out in the LOBBY of the theater. This was such a great surprise!! Too many times I've paid far too much to park blocks away when I could've taken the bus and walked less distance in my heels. The artist series brings in big names and the theatre is medium-sized for a cabaret. We were in the far back and still enjoyed the stage and sound. There are student discount tickets if you are associated with Pitt or CMU! The ordering is straightforward. You order on your phone, which takes away the awkwardness of interrupting the show to flag down a server and whispering your order.

We've now eaten there and the food was very good. I didn't order them, but even the fries were crispy. A bit expensive for the kind of food/drinks you get, but the service is wonderful.

Introducing the NEW Greer Cabaret Theater! The remodel is beautiful, and they really added some nice details in the design. The setup is more intimate with back lighting and uplighting everywhere. They added some booth seating and stage seating, and the decor truly fit the cabaret theme. Even the lounge was updated.They are now offering live jazz on Tuesdays with a dinner menu available until 9pm. The food is moderately priced, and the drinks were nice. I enjoyed my juicy burger and fresh cut fries.The service was great, and the sound in the room was amazing. We saw a great show and were very pleased with our visit. Can't wait to return.

Best cabaret experience on the east coast! Food is awesome. Theater is incredible. The front bar and restaurant serve up fabulous drinks and food. I swear that Alex the bartender has 12 arms. Don't know how she makes the drinks as she does so quickly and so well. Don't miss this place.

I went to see Matthew Morrison perform, and decided to order dinner. I was in the minority in the audience, having a meal, and I'm sorry. Because the food I had there was fan-freakin'-tastic!I ordered the salmon, which was seasoned beautifully. I don't even remember what the starch was, but it was delivered in finger - long strips, lightly deep fried, which made it visually appealing underneath the fillet. I would have appreciated five spears of asparagus rather than just the three, but it still didn't take away from the appeal of the entire dish.What I was blown away by was the Apple bread pudding. Something so humble, raised up to glorious heights. It was light on the inside (I think they used brioche bread). It was not too sweet, just comfortingly sweet, and was topped with a dense stabilized whipped cream that could have been a dessert on its own, but added just the perfect richness to each bite. I had a very nice dry Riesling that complemented each part of the meal.Oh, and the entertainment was very nice, too!

Small intimate setting to see a show. Not a bad seat in the house. You can choose between regular or high top seating. Backstage Bar has beverages themed to the specific event plus beer and wine options. Wait staff brings food and drinks to your table. Clean restrooms with multiple stalls. Very nice experience

we saw Cindy Who a couple days ago, hilarious!!! laughed so hard my face hurt. what a funny story and the only actress in it who played Cindy was fantastic, this role was made for her. The theater is set up nicely and great that you can order drinks and food from your table using the barcode and your phone And they bring it to you. Fabulous night out!

I LOVED the divey feel of the OLD Greer Cabaret Theater. Being able to have a snack and a drink while watching the show made it even better. That is why I kept wanting to go back. The small intimate setting was much more enjoyable than at the Benedum too. I don't care about the fancy lounge lighting or the curved booth seating. I'm going there for the performance. If I wanted frou-frou I would go to the Benedum with all of its gold leaf and chandeliers.And now with 50 less seats, it's going to be tough to get seats unless you remember to buy them 6 months ahead of time when the season is first announced. I guess I won't be driving into downtown to see as many shows in the future now. :( And what's up with the menu? Is it upscale - lamb and brie dishes? Or is it stadium - smelly nachos, tacos, and buffalo dip? Not that impressed with the new digs. The feeling is lost.

The renovated theater space is a huge improvement over the old black box. The food and service are quite lacking. We have tried eating there a few times this season and have been disappointed each time. Burgers are greatly over-seasoned. They are billed as a large plate item but arrive on a small plate overflowing with fries. It's very messy, and no one wants their food spilling over onto the table.Service is dreadfully slow in the lounge, a bit faster in the dining room. It took 15 minutes for a supervisor to flag down a server. A member of our party arrived later and had to also find an usher to ask a supervisor to send a server. The supervisor took the order but never put it in. The server returned with the first drink orders, which took about 10 minutes after the 3rd member spoke to the supervisor. She again took the order for that person. The first drinks were a beer & a vodka martini with a lemon twist. It tasted like a dirty martini. The next drink was a vodka martini with lime. It came with olives. The server said she would bring limes, but the martini should have been made fresh, as olives had already infused the vodka. The same probably occurred with the twist - the bartender had garnished with olives, recognized the error & replaced them with a lemon peel. The martini was already tainted. The food for the 3rd person never arrived, despite the server saying it would be up next when she finally brought the first couple's food.A prior experience was eerily similar with a new server. We chalked that up to her inexperience. There are few appetizing choices on the menu, the bar and servers don't get orders correct, and service is exceedingly slow with no apologies.

Saw Young Frankenstein the other night. Good show, great experience (my first at Greer). Navigating the online menu was a little annoying for an old guy like me. Of course they got me to double tip without my knowing it. Sneaky! I've been going to shows for 50+ years, save all my programs. Now all I get is electronic? Come on. Don't be so cheap