Crooners Supper Club

"Crooners Supper Club" is a very proper description of this place! They serve classic supper club fare like steak and bread baskets, priced for the premium consumer of such things. And there is crooning! That is to say, the main room is an auditorium with a stage and restaurant tables. Each time I've been here has been for the purpose of seeing a musical performance. They'll have big band music, jazz combos, and even the more sophisticated type of rock bands. I get the impression that the ownership are most excited about the music venue side of the business, rather than the restaurant side. The performances on the main stage are not just incidental; you purchase a ticket and are there to pay attention to them. There are additional rooms outside the main auditorium, but they also can have performances. I think that if you want to come to Crooners for food and not music, you can do that in one of the rooms that doesn't have a concert taking place. The food we've had has been average-to-above-average. We had a charcuterie board that was of unremarkable quality, but I've had a New York strip steak that was expensive but met my expectations. My vegan friend usually doesn't spot much on a supper club menu to meet his needs, but he really liked the Greens and Grains salad. We were all satisfied with our drinks.I think this is a really nice place for music. The bookings show really good taste, and they've worked hard to create an atmosphere that feels like a chic, old-fashioned urban nightclub. If you're coming here for dinner and aren't interested in music, I'm not sure you'll get the best impression. But as a music experience, complemented by food and drink of this style, it's plenty satisfying.

We went for a comedy show in the Dunsmore room, super cute spot with great food! Staff was super friendly and we really enjoyed the show!

You go here for the music, so the food isn't the draw. So, the fact that the food is good, but not great, is fine. My wife and I attended the Linda Purl session for a bit of nostalgia her role in Happy Days. She was just ok too, but we had a good time. Cocktails are pretty standard Supper Club options, but well executed. I had The Sinatra and my wife had the Mother's Little Helper, which we both enjoyed. Good strong drinks. For entrees, my wife went with the French Dip, which she said was good. I had the Smoked Duck, which was a bit overcook, but still good. As I said, I wouldn't go here just to eat, but will gladly go when there's an act I want to see in a nice venue.

Food was like being at a wedding or large venue that must serve many people at one time. I had the beef stroganoff which had a good flavor but the beef was tough and flavorless. The beet salad was well dressed and probably the highlight of the meal. My wife had the walleye which was large in portion but overwhelmed with a poorly done lemon caper sauce. We ordered drinks and food together and all of the food came before the drinks.

This is just a review for the bar area Maggie's BarStopped by here after dinner just for drinks at their bar area only as we did not have tickets to a show Was pretty busy but the vibe was nice and it's was a cute bar area with good service. I had the cosmopolitan cocktail and hubby had the Sinatra cocktail Mine was good but very heavy on the "alcohol " so if you like your drinks boozy then you would love this,me I don't like that much alcohol taste and I also could feel it right away!The Sinatra cocktail was very tasty, I would come here for pre show drinks next time but might stick to the wine menu

We had tickets for the Belvedere tent. We shared an appetizer and ordered a few drinks. Service was friendly. Food was good. Nothing to knock your socks off but better than what we expected. Overall a good experience. If your tickets are in the Belvedere, dress for the weather!

This visit was to hear Star Wars themed music by a jazz band. They sort of ran short of material from John Williams and just changed names of standard domes to fit the Star Wars theme. Overall it was a good show. For food we had the duck. Again we enjoyed the food. The service was good. We enjoyed the evening even though the venue was in a tent and the weather was still a bit cool.

Food, music and entertainment was good. You're packed in like sardines. Tables are maybe a 1/2 inch apart. Chairs are sodden and uncomfortable. Waitress came around one time. In the 3+ hours we had one cocktail. I would have ordered more. She didn't even ask us if we needed anything else after the food came. 100% not her fault, she had way too many tables to really provide quality service. Wish they could space things out better for it to be an experience. Between dinner and the show we spent over $200. I expected more. The digital clock really sticks out. Off center and out of place with the rest of the decor.

Love the jazz, love the food and the ambience. Hate the seating policy where you cannot choose your own seat. We are long-time attenders, but really find it difficult go since the seating policy was changed. Please let us choose our own seats!

Food prices are of "supper club" standard, but the selection is generic. Service was mostly cordial, but not always. Too often we had to seek it out. Perhaps the supper club vibe is evident within the performance venues, but it isn't in the "lounge," which is in full view of the front foyer, the bar and the industrial doors to the kitchen.It might be considered a bright note that there was no flat screen TV in the lounge area. Perhaps the performances are the reason to go to this place, but it doesn't live up to the supper club billing.