I've been to Punch Bowl Social a few times. After work with friends and even on a date with my wife…read moreand it's always a good time. The place itself is huge with a really fun vibe, making it a great spot to hang out, grab drinks, and just enjoy the atmosphere. Food is pretty decent, and overall service is good. The staff definitely works hard, especially the bartenders. That said, during busy hours, it can be tough to get their attention. You kind of have to be proactive and flag someone down if you want another drink. Because the place is so big, drinks can take a while to come out. That being said, their lemon drop shot and Mexican candy shot are actually really good and definitely worth trying. Still a good spot overall. Just don't come thirsty and impatient during peak hours.

Attended the FREE Saturday Music Bingo event and can't wait to go back again. The host was so much…read morefun and our group was able to make a reservation for 18 people. Our group was large and there weren't many staff so it was hard to get refills on out items.

The World of Color Dessert Party is pricey, but absolutely worth it--especially if you're visiting…read moreand limited on time. Not having to secure a spot hours in advance is a huge plus. Being able to sit comfortably at a table and chair while enjoying desserts and drinks makes the whole experience feel relaxed and special. I've done this twice now, once in March and again in August, and I was really impressed with the improvements. The dessert boxes have definitely changed and are much better now. Plus, you get a nice collectible pin (at least the one we received in August), which was a fun bonus. I'd honestly do it again if they offered a different version of World of Color. I was really hoping for a holiday version, but even with the same show, the dessert party experience itself is still awesome and highly recommended. Just don't expect too much with the desserts, cheese and drinks. To get our moneys worth, we did champagne instead of cocktails. Hot was yummy too!you're paying for the experience and convenience

The World of Color Dessert Party was an excellent way to enjoy the new WOC: Happiness show…read more Disney's service teams are always fantastic, and this was a lovely treat for how attentive the team was. The dessert bento box comes pre-prepped and can accommodate dietary restrictions. I enjoyed the light charcuterie with very tasty cheddar and crackers, my only challenge was a very thick brie wheel which didn't want to cut easily with bamboo utensils. I also would have loved a second set of utensils to swap out when I got to dessert. The standout was a lemon cake, followed closely by macaron, and the box is finished with a collectible FigPin. Beverage options are simple and limited, but still enjoyable. The signature cocktail, a Lavender Lemonade, was just a bit too sweet for me, so I went for Pinot Grigio instead. For non-alcoholic drinkers, sodas as well as coffee and tea are available.

Great place to come out and walk, find entertainment or grab a bite to eat. So many options for…read morefood available here, as well as places to grab a drink and hang out. Movies and events surround the area as well as ample parking in the area or a short walk away.

L.A. Live is fine for catching a game or show, but it feels very busy and commercial. The food…read moreoptions are decent, service varies, and the overall atmosphere didn't really stand out to me.

TRUST ME JUST GO! This place is a reliable fun time. There's always something going on like arcade…read moregames, card/board games available, line dancing, and even a MECHANICAL BULL so it's real easy to stay entertained no matter what kind of mood you're in. I've taken my man here for date night and gone with friends but honestly I could go here by myself and still have a good time (coming from an anxious person). I also like that there's an upstairs balcony for when I need a quieter spot to step away for a bit. The bartenders, Alex and Taezon, were the highlight for me. They were running the bull the times when I went and they were hilarious, friendly and easy to talk to. Made the whole experience feel welcoming and low-pressure which made it easier to enjoy the moment. They were so cool I wanted to get their names so I hope they get recognition for all the work they do. A great bonus is that it is right across the street from the subway so I save money by getting there on the train.

Pretty expensive for what they offer but the ambiance is worth the price. Some good people go here…read moreas opposed to other surrounding places and the music is really good if you are into country. Once it hits about 7pm, if you don't like dance music, leave. The bartenders can be slow at times so make sure to choose the right one to get faster service. I did not order food here and I don't believe that hey serve food at all.

Dear 2K the Clown, I am writing to express my deep…read moredisappointment regarding your lack of professionalism and business acumen. After making a huge announcement and building excitement for your visit, we were left with an entire school full of anxious and eager students who were ultimately let down. Your failure to honor this commitment is not only unprofessional but also incredibly disheartening for the children who were looking forward to this event. When a commitment is made--especially one that involves young students--it should be taken seriously. Your actions (or lack thereof) have not gone unnoticed, and I strongly urge you to reconsider how you conduct your business in the future. This was a major letdown, and quite frankly, it is unacceptable.

Went to Chuck E. Cheese for a birthday party around 5:30pm. Parked in the next little plaza over…read moresince it was busy. As soon as I got out of the car, my kids asked where the loud music was coming from. The closer we got to CEC, the louder it got. Then we noticed a large crowd of people in front of CEC, young kids with their face painted like clowns, with adults scattered around them. They were blocking the parking lot with their two company vehicles (how I found out who they were), making it impossible for people to try and park or go through the lot. It was obnoxiously loud, and just unprofessional looking to be scattered in the street, krumping (?) I believe. I'm assuming someone hired them to celebrate a birthday...But the parking lot of Chuck E. Cheese was not the right time or place.