by Adam C. on Went to my first show here with Anna G, and Pam D, Sean and visiting friend from Bostonia Tony. I didn't really end up buying any drinks that night, Tony had a tab. (Thanks!) But If I were paying, I would have really liked the Red Stripe drink specials they were having that night. I am a big fan of the color red, and this establishment seems to be covered with this color from door to door in various velvets. Or at least that is how I remember it...this may or may not be accurate. I actually don't remember much other than totally digging Anna G's music knowledge, and the Meat Loaf and Hall & Oats sing along that happened outside.
by Houston Gertner on The place was packed when I came here for my birthday. It's also HUGE and I got lost in the many different rooms and stairways. The outside patio area is gorgeous at night with lots of lights strewn on the trees and ample seating. The unpretentious vibe of the place and the no line to get in makes it a place that I would go back to.
by G J. on This place is small and cozy but the quality is worth it. If you are interested in spoken word, poetry slams, chill music like hip hop or better yet neo-soul, you need to check this place out. Usually its seven to ten dollars to get in, doors open at eight or later. I have been there twice and the experience was gratifying. The spoken word artists were amazing. I don't write poetry but I love listening to it.
