Constellation Room

We recently came here for a Marc Broussard concert and it was our first time here. The Constellation Room is basically just a side room inside the Observatory which is the main venue. The room fits about a hundred standing and does have a small bar off to the side. It's great for an intimate performance of your favorite musical act since you're right up close, but I do warn that they pack as many as their allowed so everyone was shoulder to shoulder. I prefer a little personal space myself.In terms of the venue itself, they have a main bar in the lobby and a patio area with another small bar. Parking here was $10, but it's basically in a business park which I thought was a waste. They ended up parking us in an adjacent business park that we had to walk over to. I'd recommend parking somewhere else a few blocks away and save yourself the trouble.

i'm so happy that my artist of choice chose to perform here. Never have I been to another venue where the staff is so nice. Sure there is offsite parking which kind of sucks but at least there's parking! They have places for you to wait if you're a super fan like me who gets here a few hours before the concert, the staff was nice enough to open the restrooms for me before they open the doors, and it was clean!The sound was pretty good. Not house of blues like amazing, but I didn't have to listen to the base screeching all night. Didn't have a chance to try the food, but if you're going to buy anything, just know that they're cashless.all in all an amazing night thank you so much for having us constellation room. Your staff is amazing.

The venue was nice but "Premium General Parking" that I had to pay for was almost half a mile away. Super inconvenient

$15 parking means no merch, no food and no drink spend for us merely out of principle. It's a ridiculous money grab especially on an off night with no show in the main room. Boo

BEWARE !!!!!!! I ordered a single shot of Belvedere with ginger ale . Was charged $35 for 1 drink . I was shocked at the price upon checkout . I even asked the African American scam artist at the bar if that was the correct price and he confirmed. I asked for a receipt and he pretended to enter my phone number in the computer and I never received anything. I bet he rang up a water and tipped himself the rest. My next round of drinks, I ordered a DOUBLE Belvedere and a canned water from a different bar and my bill was $25 for 2 drinks and was cheaper than my single drink . I spoke to Andrew a manager and he did nothing . A lady manager came up to me after trying to say that the $35 was a correct charge for a single shot This place is a joke . Stay away ! Employees are crooks and the staff needs to learn how to do better business .

Had a great time here. Everyone working that night was friendly. The music was amazing and the drinks were great. We took an Uber so I'm not sure about the parking.

We came here for the Lyn Lapid concert here in Santa Ana. The concert was great, but the venue was a bit packed with the show being sold out and all. People didn't really fit inside the whole room, including us. We were basically clinging to the curtain that separated the room from the rest of the establishment. The maximum capacity for the room should be adjusted, if it hasn't been already. The event should have been more organized; there was another show going on and I believe that a few people from the other audience poured into Lyn's audience when their show had ended. It was still a good concert experience, made good by the performance that Lyn put on for her fans, but the venue could have been organized better.

First time seeing a show at the Constellation Room on January 13, 2023. Saw Tunnel Vision. What a great venue. Small room so it had a nightclub feel. There is even a bar in the room so you don't have to leave the show to grab a drink. Ample bars in the common areas of the venue too. Looking forward to seeing more shows here. @tunnelvisionsc

Visited this venue for the first time the other day and was pleasantly surprised, especially with the low rating. I'd been to the Observatory once before, which is also cool, while this is a much smaller venue, located between the Observatory concert hall and the restaurant. This is a nice, intimate space with great acoustics, which allows you to be up close and personal with the artists. I had the pleasure of seeing William Ryan Key here, formerly of Yellowcard, my all-time favorite band. While waiting for the show, we also had some drinks and a build-your-own poutine at the restaurant, which was pretty good! I would definitely come back here again for another show.

The decibel level was too high for The Longest Johns performance in the Constellation Room. Considering, it is an intimate venue and we were crammed in like sardines, there was no reason to blast the volume. Also, the decibel level was too high for Flo Milli in the larger venue. Many of the immature audience members that attended the Flo Milli performance were under the influence of drugs and alcohol and did not have control over their inconsiderate behavior. There was also recorded music playing over the loudspeaker at the outdoor seating area. It was impossible to get relief from the overwhelming and unhealthy noise level.