Supernova Seattle

★★★★☆ 3.7 (75)

"too loud, dirty, and crowded. overpriced cover charge and overpriced drinks. there are much better clubs in more convenient locations."

Engels Pub

★★★★☆ 4 (69) • $

"After hosting an event nearby in Edmonds, my boyfriend and I were leaving lunch to head home... That is, until we saw the door open at Engel's on a sunny Sunday afternoon and decided one more beer wouldn't hurt, right?What really drew us in was the dive atmosphere and the dart boards we saw in the back. We walked in, ordered a beer, and headed straight back to the boards (nobody else was back there, bonus!)Whoever was playing the music was also on point, as it was a great collection of throwbacks. We ended up staying for TWO beers, and had a great time. The service was great as well, and for a nicer day, I'm surprised it wasn't packed! I'm not up in the Edmonds area a ton, but when I return, Engel's will definitely be one of my stops!"

Lucky Liquor

★★★★☆ 4.2 (66) • $

"In the past six years I have passed Lucky Liquor on my way to work and would glance at it filled with uncertainty. Then one day I decided to go and since I have been back several times. It is a small dive bar and it is very much a dive bar but in the best of fantastic ways. It is the bar that you go to without any judgement, where people greet you enthusiatically, and the decor is fun and unpretentious. The lighting is low, the music can be loud, they show films from time to time, and there are pinball machines along the wall. It is comfortable. The drinks were super good - stiff without feeling too slap across the face stiff - and the food is great - simple, fun, great bar food. The bartenders here have always been very friendly and accommodating. If it isn't too busy they'll step out from behind the bar to offer a refill. If it is busy then it is understandable that they aren't able to do that as frequently. The crowd is fun. I'm not sure about its status. I don't know if it is hanging by a thread or just choosing to remain a little beat down to keep the ambiance. I know, though, that it is fun, friendly, with good people and great drinks."

The Vera Project

★★★★☆ 3.7 (47)

"I was pretty excited to hear that Dan Deacon was coming to Seattle, but a little baffled when I saw the name of the venue: the Vera Project, an all-ages club somewhere in the Seattle Center, of all places. "Who's Vera?" I thought. "And what kind of live music joint does she run?"Well, it turns out that it's not VEER-uh, like the girl's name, but VAIR-uh, as in, "Veri Et Recti Amici (Vera) - True And Sincere Friends." And it's not just a venue, it's a music-arts center that "provides a unique resource to Seattle's youth and music community by maintaining a safe, alcohol-and-smoke free environment for people of all ages to come together and experience music in a way that transcends commercial entertainment and erases divisions between performer, staff, and audience." What this means to you is that it's a cheap, friendly, all-ages place to hear good bands and still get home before midnight.The building is on the corner of Warren and Republican, and while it's not exactly obvious from the street, it's not too hard to find. Street parking is available and was easy to find on a Thursday, and there are paid lots just opposite the building, too. Inside, you walk down a flight of stairs to the main level, a brightly lit community-center-looking room that (when I was there) featured a large display of found letters, pictures, and other ephemera, some of which seemed to be on loan from "Found" magazine. There's also a small coffee bar in one corner, though I didn't see anyone buying any refreshments. Because it is all-ages, you will feel ancient and lame, so just hang out creepily in a corner and leer at the young, pretty hipster kids.The room where the bands actually play is pretty cool - it's fairly spacious and has black walls with a clever nature-themed newspaper collage. A few salvaged diner-type booths are at the back, although the seats are so hard it's not much better than standing. The volunteer staff seems competent and friendly - they kept the show moving on schedule and got everyone out before curfew. And did I mention they're cheap? It was the best $6 I've spent in a long time, and for a buck more I got a discount card good for shows for the rest of the year. Hey, I'm convinced - they've got a VERA in me."

Paramount Theatre

★★★★☆ 3.9 (543)

"The Paramount Theatre's a great venue!Lots of class (even though I saw a video game Sonic Symphony) and plenty of seating with great views of the stage. Security and help is a bit hurried and lacks bedside manner, but we had a great time."

Zola's Cafe

★★★★☆ 4.2 (237)

"We took advantage of a sunny day and clear roads after all the snow of last couple of weeks. Out and about and my belly starts talking smack. I turn to my fellow yelpers for insight. We decided on Zola's and Thank you Yelp. The cafe is clean and service warm. We walked up to place out order, grabbed a table and checked out the wall art as we waited. I ordered the Zola Bowl, because I enjoy Buddha bowls. The Zola bowl was tasty. Brown rice, roasted sweet potatoes (happy dance) fresh spinach , dried chickpeas and red pepper with a dressing on the side. I believe this is Vegan? The menu lists a V,V2 and GS for this item. After this tasty lunch- my belly was happy. My husband ordered a BLT with a n arugula salad side. It looked delicious but I couldn't tell ya. He clearly forgot that community property extends to his order ;). I asked him if he would recommend and he said yes."

Benaroya Hall

★★★★☆ 4.4 (180) • $$

"Home to the Grammy award-winning Seattle Symphony, Benaroya Hall is a beautiful concert hall with excellent, full acoustics. Acoustics provide for a wonderful concert experience from every seating area in the auditorium. As a frequent Seattle Symphony concert-goer, enjoy the audio quality at Benaroya whether enjoying full symphonies, chamber works or pop series. Underground parking is available for all concerts at Benaroya. Restroom facilities on both sides of the hall, exiting orchestra right and orchestra left. Currently, proof of full vaccination or negative Covid test is required for all concertgoers, as well as masks during performances, ensuring a safe experience for all."

Upriver Grill & Taproom

★★★★★ 4.6 (39)

"Ordered salmon mashed, dirt bag climbers burger, and fry basket. Mixed bag. Salmon was good but not spectacular. I thought the burger was absolute trash and not even as good as a mcdouble but my wife said the meat was smoked and flavorful. Not sure but I didn't taste it. Fries were decent. Close to a 3.5 star restaurant. Wait was quite long as well."

Madame Lou's

★★★☆☆ 3.3 (11)

"This is a great venue to listen to "up and coming" bands. Small and accommodating, everyone was friendly. Dream Logic, a local band from Wallingford was why I purchased tickets, and they didn't let me down. They were fantastic, with an exciting lead singer who plays the viola. That's right, a friggen viola. The lead guitarist and bass player were also quite good. However, I felt the drummer was the weak link. Dream Logic will be internationally famous in the near future, and Madame Lou's is a place that will encourage you to say, "I saw them first at this little venue on Wall Street."

Seamonster Lounge

★★★★☆ 4.1 (135)

"Great vibes, good music, and nice bartenders. It's a great place for casual dates, get-togethers, and listening to music."

Skylark Café & Club

★★★★☆ 4 (239) • $$

"I've been to Skylark a couple of times now, and I'm really starting to like the place! The first time was for trivia night (Mondays) - had a great time with new friends, though I can't say I contributed much to our team's efforts. I did enjoy a good beer, though, and a bowl of their tasty chicken pozole. For dessert we feasted on some of their famous churros - it was hard not to eat a bunch of them!For my second visit I ended up there when a couple of bands were playing. Though it's a great space for music, it's also a small space so my ears were definitely ringing by the time I left. Meanwhile, though, I enjoyed the pizza of the day (made in-house, by the way) and a beer from my beloved Bellingham."

The Triple Door

★★★★☆ 3.6 (725) • $$$

"Tonight was my first ever visit to The Triple Door. I saw Los Lobos and sat in the 3rd "row" center. Every seat here is a good seat. If you want more comfort, bring a group and choose a booth. If you want to be close to the stage, there are hard chairs and bar-like seating with a narrow "table" in front of you. I can't speak for the entrees but I did have two of the night's special cocktails in honor of the band (delicious) and a coconut sago pudding for dessert off of the regular menu. I enjoyed the dessert but some might have found it a little too sweet. If I remember correctly, the sago came with a fennel infused pandan sauce. It was good but I couldn't really taste the fennel, which in my opinion was a good thing. Even though this intimate venue, with its multiple levels of booths and bar seating, is nicer than most concert venues I've been to in Seattle, I noticed that the crowd was casual. You can get dressed up if you want, but I saw a lot of plaid shirts, tees, and flannel. Then again, maybe it's because of Los Lobos (which, btdubs, ROCKED IT ALL THE WAY OUT). Acoustics were awesome. The music was loud but not so loud that I couldn't hear anything when I left the venue. The only drawback for me was that it was a little tight to get up and dance. If you want to do that, choose a row at the wall or on a corner of the front row so you can get up near the exits and not block anyone's view. You have to walk down a level to get to the theater and the bathrooms are down another level. I didn't see any elevators and it is a smaller space, so I wouldn't count on easy accessibility if you have issues with mobility. I did see a couple "box seats,", which are behind glass on the first level and separate from the venue below, but there is still a slope to get to them. However, for a band like Los Lobos, I wouldn't want to sit that far away from the crowd (which was fantastic) or the music. This is the closest you will be to your favorite bands than most venues, so take advantage of it!Finally, pro tip: park in the garage around right next to The Triple Door / around the corner. It was only $12 to park. Take your ticket with you because you need the QR code to access the elevator. If you pay for parking in advance using the QR code, exiting out of the garage is fast and easy."

W Living Room

★★★★★ 4.7 (7)

"Cool spot in the W Hotel in downtown Seattle! They have a live dj and you can hear it from the lobby. This place is classy and cool and in a great location. Great for a date or going out looking good on the town !"

The Showbox

★★★★☆ 3.8 (402) • $$

"It is just glorious happenstance that I happened to be back in Seattle on my birthday to see my favorite band at one of the best venues that I've been to anywhere in the country.The layout of the venue is a half-circle sort of shape which really makes for good views no matter where you are. The bar area is slightly elevated from the GA floor. The sound quality is great.If you are handicapped or require ADA assistance/seating, there may be special tickets available for sale on the website. However, if those are unavailable then fill out the query on their site and someone should email you back fairly quickly. Your name will go onto a list at the box office and someone will escort you to a roped off area, which is also wheelchair accessible. Shoutout to [of course I asked with the intention of giving a name drop here but having a total brain fart] for seemingly being ready for me at the box office and being really friendly and helpful in bringing me to my seat."

Chop Suey

★★★☆☆ 2.7 (98) • $$

"Their 90s and 00s nights are a blast. Is the music always from the 90s or nearly 2000s, no, but it's still a good time.The dance floor is pretty big, but watch out for the step down after you've had a couple bevs at the super cute bar. The couches will swallow you up when it's time for a break, and a new drink. Crowd runs a bit young, but these elder millennials always have a great time."

DeVine Wines

★★★★☆ 4 (33) • $$

"This place is small, and parking in Mill Creek Town Center is not exactly a breeze on this block. But they pack the shelves with really interesting wines, and they seem to have a really lively calendar of tastings, with good bar snacks on offer. You're in a created mall area, and that has pros and cons. There's parking out back, but you might not always be in the mood for the sluggishness of traffic plodding through these blocks. If you don't mind it, though, this seems like one of the more fun places to drink in this area. They have a little bit of outdoor seating--just a couple tables, and certainly out of commission in the fall and winter, when we visited. Inside, they have a couple of medium-sized highboys, and a nice long bar. You see those first, and you realize they really do want you to stay and partake here. There are long high racks of shelves down the side and back of the space, filled with interesting bottles, all custom-constructed of nice wood, to create a pleasant home-cellar effect. There are big comfortable stools everywhere. The wine selection focuses on the west coast, especially CA. Lots of nice reds, including some real specialty bottles, some at double the prices they fetch in CA. That happens, especially with the rare and fancy stuff. There appeared to be tons of really reasonable selections available, though. The staff here are super friendly and nice, offering thoughtful, thorough answers to every question, and creating a very upbeat and welcoming environment. We were just here to find an interesting bottle, but I immediately filed the place into memory as a future drinking spot, especially on a cold or blustery day for red wines."

Dimitriou's Jazz Alley

★★★★☆ 4 (501) • $$$

"This is such a super fun and unique experience in Seattle! Booking tickets online was a breeze and prices were reasonable.Our ticket included the dinner package and we were able to pick our own table. We opted for the first floor right next to the stage. Finding the venue was easy and we were dropped off at the front. Upon arrival, we were quickly greeted by the hostesses and we were taken to our tables. They had a coat check in area as well which we did not use. Our server was friendly and attentive. She quickly brought our bread and drinks and the food was good and plentiful. My plate consisted of chicken, mashed potatoes, and broccoli. The show was entertaining, fun, and the musicians did a great job keeping us all engaged.. Definitely a must do / see when in the city!"

Mirkwood Public House

★★★★☆ 3.7 (122) • $$

"Such a cool Venue for live music! The atmosphere is very eclectic! Food is good and much more than a bar menu!"

The Crocodile

★★★★☆ 3.7 (409) • $$

"I was able to experience the Croc on a whole new level recently. Although my brother and i grew up going to shows at the original location, I had the pleasure of working with the staff at the Croc to put on a private memorial event in the new space a few weeks ago. It was awesome. From the moment of first contact I knew this was the venue for us. I was looking into other iconic Seattle music venues to host my event, but ended up choosing the Croc because of the great initial communication with the event coordinator. They had an option for anything we wanted. The day of the event was so great. Val, and the staff were so so so wonderful. They literally took so much pressure off my shoulders and took on the sound check and set up with ease. They had anything and everything we were in need of for our non traditional memorial and were able to accommodate and coordinate anything and everything we needed. Although the day itself for me was very sad, it was such an honor to have the Crocodile staff there to help me and my family celebrate my Brother's love of local music in such a special way. Y'all really made it great. Thank you Crocodile!"

Looking Glass Coffee

★★★★☆ 4.3 (158) • $$

"It's a great destination coffee shop. The style of the coffee shop is wonderful. The staff is very nice. If coffee isn't your thing they have cocktails. I would recommend the Tea Party.The coffee is nice.For food they have salads, sandwiches and waffles."

The Bourbon Bar

★★★★☆ 3.6 (25)

"This place is pretty bad ass! I can't say that I was terribly impressed with the liquor selection but for a small (and new?) bar - they're really doing a great job. Aside from the awesome food - which I'll get to in a second - and the live music, I was most impressed by the bartender. He was super charismatic, super friendly and very funny. When I popped in with a group of 6 or so friends, he swiftly tended to us, made sure to introduce himself and took everyone's drink order. When it came time to get food I actually decided to opt out. It was nearly midnight and I had already eaten dinner hours earlier. But my friend next to me got a basket of fries and that's when it got hard to ignore the menu...The fries were AWESOME! In fact, they were so tempting that not only did I sneak a few, I actually asked to see the whole menu. Comprised mostly of about a dozen varieties of slider, I was super happy to see the variety. Suddenly my stomach growled and though I didn't want two sliders, I knew I could share with a friend. The only issue then was deciding which to get. I recall a buffalo chicken slider but only got as far as the fried bologna. HELL. YES!!! I ordered one and my buddy ordered another. (They come two to a plate.)My little slider was DELICIOUS! In fact, it was so good that I could totally envision making a trip all the way back to this bar just to have them again. So yeah... I'm a fan. The food is great, the bartender was totally rad, the live music playing in the theater was piped into the bar and the selection of beer and booze was just enough to satisfy. What a great little addition to the hood!"

Barboza

★★★☆☆ 3 (89)

"Me and my friends went here on a Friday night. The line was pretty long (~10-15 min) and when we got into the bar it wasn't even especially full! The drinks were pretty cheap though, which was nice. Other than that nothing super amazing about this bar. The music was just ok and it was pretty loud. The actual bar wasn't the biggest either, but that wasn't really a drawback.Overall, i probably wouldn't go here again unless my friends really wanted to."

West Seattle Brewing Company

★★★☆☆ 3.4 (89) • $

"It's a cool space for sure. As of spring 2016, they still have a bit of work to do before it's finished, but it's shaping up amazingly. It's right on the busy hillclimb side of Fauntleroy, and you have to run around back to get to the parking lot. But once you settle in, it's an unbelievably relaxing place to sit and watch the traffic. The main door is a big neo-rustic heavy wooden slab, with light showing between the planks. Next to that are three huge all-glass roll-up garage doors, which flood the place with light all the time, and air when they're open. The bar comes out almost to the doors. Lots of tall tables and tall stools throughout. They have the wall roughed in to separate the brewhouse from the taphouse, but right now you can walk right between the frames. Still, the setting feels finished, and feels fantastic. They offer a ton of house beers, along with a few guests and I think some wine and maybe a cider or something. They're right next door to Jones BBQ, which carries orders over to the taphouse. Match made in heaven between those two. I'm lukewarm on Jones, but they definitely have their fans, and it's hard to argue the combination of fresh beer and hand-delivered bbq. For years, this place was always closed whenever you'd drive by, but they've suddenly made all this effort to spruce things up, even hired an experienced pro brewer from out of state. They're really making a go of it, and the crowds seem to be paying off their efforts. There are tons of flat screens around the taproom, tuned to the game--this place is a hangout.I can't really call this the most welcoming place, though, to be honest. I stood at the bar forever while the barkeep puttered around, then he came over when a regular walked in behind me--and chatted with the regular for a while. He took my order pretty much without a word, and then he and the regular laughed about how difficult i was making his job by paying in cash. That's fine if you don't need the business, I guess."

Showboat

★★★★★ 5 (6)

"Fun and welcoming space with a variety of events going on each week! Love the new stage they built outside, and the indoor/outdoor seating with heaters makes it great to visit any time of year. Definitely a place to visit in Ballard!"

Q Nightclub

★★★☆☆ 3.1 (358) • $$

"Coming from Hawaii, my review on night club maybe bias to those who experience night clubs on the mainland. In Hawaii we only have one nightclub and its a very small one. So coming to Q Nighclub to celebrate my bachelor's party was a very fun one. First off, we ordered tickets online for $10 for Hip Hop & R&B event that was going on that night we went (Saturday Night). The staff and security were friendly when were were checking in and getting us patted down. When we walked in I was amazed by how big the club was.I like that they had a huge bar and it was separate from the dancefloor, with this there wasn't as much crowding at the bar. The dancefloor itself was big enough for a lot of people and we were able to dance comfortably without being cramped. We also had so much fun here hyping up other people and creating dance circles. It was all good vibes and no drama.The bartenders and bar was great. There were about 3 bartenders and they were working fast and hard. We never waited long to order or for our drinks to be made. The bartenders were really heavy handed/generous with the alcohol, so you know you are getting your money's worth and not those watered down drinks. So a couple drinks got us to the right level. The bathrooms were kind of confusing. It was gender neutral but there were urinals separated for the men, but this worked well as there was barely a line for the restrooms. Overall it was a great experience here. It is also located in downtown Seattle and across a gas station and near an iHop for that late night snack. We did get some hotdogs after the club closed across the street. Good vibes!"

Trinity Nightclub

★★★☆☆ 2.8 (401) • $$

"My friends and I wanted to go to a club after I landed at SEATAC, and this one of of the few that seemed alright last minute. We also knew it was 18+ , so we knew what we were getting into LOLParking kinda sucked but we made it work lol. Bouncer was cool, cover was $20 for a Friday night. As visitors from sf, $20 is standard.Coat check once you got in is free, which is pretty cool. Lady there working was nice. When you first walk in, it opens up to a EDM room with a bar off to the side. They were playing some good up to date songs that I had fun dancing to. There were bathrooms next to the stage, and a DJ /VIP area? up the stairs to the right. The VIP area is kinda small and too lit up for a club imo. Then there was a hallway that leads to the selfie room, the bar for 21+ and hip hop room. The "selfie room" was a bit off putting... as the selfie room was decorated to look like an old run down asian restaurant with a huge asian looking fan on the back wall, and asian looking wallpaper. As an Asian American, I was like ?? wth about this. They did have this sparkly background we could take pictures in front ofThe bar for 21+ was decorated in the same manner. They had A TEA TABLE as a table for people to sit and drink at? and paintings of old royal Chinese guys on their wall, asian looking lamps and some kind of stage above that was also decorated super asian??? Hip hop room was fun. its painted white, which made it a lil bright inside. But still had good music to dance to Also we were over 21 and we had wristbands but literally every time we entered a room, they had to check our ID! What was the point of the wrist band then? We had to take out our ID a million times Overall, had a fun time, just a little weird that there was low-key cultural appropriation in this place. I didnt seeee one single asian here (except one go-go dancer)"

The Royal Room

★★★★☆ 3.7 (101) • $$

"I love a good jazz performance and was excited for my first event here. Street parking was easy to find near the venue. I visited during the pandemic so they were verifying COVID vaccine cards and IDs at the door - much appreciated. The venue is on the smaller side so you won't have to deal with large crowds. However it is all-ages until late at night so you may see children there on occasion. There is a bar area as well as a set of tables for viewing the stage. Event pricing is typically low cost but you can see some great shows here. They have a bar and a kitchen so you can enjoy food and cocktails during the show. The food menu isn't minimal either. You can get a burger, tacos, pasta, fish, salads, sandwiches, and even a few desserts. I opted for the cheeseburger with fries and enjoyed the meal with a couple glasses of wine. Will definitely be returning for another show soon!"

Egan's Ballard Jam House

★★★★☆ 3.7 (46)

"Have had this place on my to do list for a long time, finally paid them a visit and was not disappointed. Wonderful live music location. Small intimate room with not much room between tables and chairs. Only one wait staff for the entire room and they did an amazing job of trying to keep everyone happy. We had a party of four and enjoyed the food (limited menu) and our beverages. They have a website with the upcoming shows, check them out."

Nectar Lounge

★★★★☆ 3.7 (230) • $$

"Nectar Lounge is a smaller club where some big names drop by, and I love the fact that I can see some great acts in a smaller venue. Right before leaving Seattle, I had a chance to see Ferry Corsten here, and on my most recent outing last week, Stanton Warriors played a set here - these are artists that sell out stadiums and mega clubs, so it was a real treat. There is a smaller lounge upstairs, but I love the main floor. Staff and bartender were cool too, and the bar had a decent selection of taps, as well as tequila and scotch. Plenty of other bars nearby for dinner or pre-funk. A great place to catch a show without dealing without going into downtown!"

High Dive

★★★★☆ 3.6 (110) • $

"Cool little venue in Fremont area where I ended up taking my boyfriend for a night of Northwest cover bands of Alice in Chains, Pearl Jam, and Soundgarden. Sound was excellent and stage set up was awesome. I know the band appreciates the fans lined up next to their monitors. It was getting steamy in here once it was a full house. Drinks were cold, plentiful, and a little pricey but I wasn't complaining. Lots of good draft beers and tall boys for you to have as you watch the band. Closer to the front entrance you will find table tops and booth seating that may or may not be reserved depending on who is playing. I do appreciate that these bartenders can read lips because once that music gets going it's impossible to hear anything."

Tim's Tavern

★★★★☆ 3.6 (20)

"Good food. Service is a little slow but likely due to current nature of every place having staffing issues. Live music sometimes creates good ambiance.."

Clock-Out Lounge

★★★★☆ 4.3 (49) • $$

"Oh, I like this place. I visited Clock-Out Lounge for a themed trivia night and had a blast! The bar had Washington crafts on tap, the staff were chill and the food was de-lish! What more could you want in a setting?The place is pretty spacious with plenty of high-top tables and chairs set up, facing the stage. They have plenty of shows here, including themed trivia nights. With trivia nights, I liked that Breezy Town Pizza, the sister restaurant of Windy City Pie partook in the theme, serving themed pies and slices. The bar also had a specialty cocktail for trivia. Just remember that whole pies take about 20 or so minutes to make, so order ahead of time!I ordered a slice of the meatball pizza, one of the themed pizzas from The Office trivia night and it was better than I anticipated! I was never huge on deep dish pizza until I tried Breezy Town and Windy City Pie, as the crust somehow has that perfect crunchy crust on the edges but is perfectly soft on the inside. How do they do it?!But I like this scene a lot. Located in Beacon Hill, it's a laidback and casual bar that a true Washingtonian would appreciate. Yes, flannels are to be spotted and IPAs galore. Love."

WAMU Theater

★★☆☆☆ 2.2 (185) • $$$

"For initial entry it wasnt clear whether different lines meant different things due to very unbalanced volume (some were extended around the block and some were literally empty) but at the end it was all the same type of lines. I luckily lined up at a very short line and made inside in less than 1 minute so i felt bad for those who were waiting in line for the same thing. The bar was very well kept and organized, they do have hard liquor but dont offer shots, meaning you have to buy a mixed drink if you wanted hard liquor. I think this is a good call especially at a venue this size so that people don't get rowdy. I was pleasantly surprised how clean the bathroom was too. It was my first time coming back to WaMu since 2012, and this time made me want to come back again."

Keys On Main

★★★★☆ 3.9 (266) • $$

"SO MUCH FUN!! The piano players are amazingly talented. We went on a thursday and there was no table service. Only one bartender working, and she worked her butt off. There was a line the whole night. Recommend getting reservations and arriving a little bit early. Bring cash so you can request songs with a tip. They do not serve food so we went out beforehand, but I think you can order from nearby. Also, even though the website mentions ladies night and cover charges, that info is outdated. Thursday is not ladies night, so no $4 drinks. I payed $12 for a strawberry lemondrop. Not too bad, but I wouldn't go here for the drink. Come to sing along!"

Pono Ranch

★★★☆☆ 2.8 (279) • $$

"They have a new policy where they don't let people in for 30-45 minute periods in the evening. They don't provide a reason either. (Empty and not crowded) Been coming here for years, pretty cold/rude reception. Disappointing, I've been a patron for years."