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    At The Tabernacle

    5.0 (7 reviews)
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    Wonderful venue to see a show! Acoustics are great, and the team that run the venue are top-notch!

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    The Laundromat

    The Laundromat

    (117 reviews)

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    I'm from out of town and I don't typically like going out at night anymore but damn did I have fun…read moreat The Laundromat on Saturday night. The music was the best part! They keep a good mix of 80s, 90s, new, sing alongs, etc. The security guys were nice. Bar didn't take too long, definitely a wait but I've had way worse. Bathroom was a little gamey but it was later in the night and the St. Patty's day crowd was out so I'm sure it's usually much nicer. Definitely give this place a shot. So fun!

    My girlfriend and I decided to visit The Laundromat, a speakeasy that came highly recommended by…read morefriends. From the moment we arrived, the entrance was a standout disguised as a regular laundromat with a bouncer outside. The door itself was cleverly hidden, blending in as a regular washing machine, and if you weren't in the know, you'd probably miss it entirely. Once inside, we descended into a spacious area with two bar stations and a stage set up for live music, which gave the place an exciting, eclectic vibe. Since it was our first time, we asked for the cocktail menu and were fortunate to have Dan as our bartender, easily one of the best bartenders I've ever encountered. His drink-making skills were on another level, and we immediately struck up a great conversation. Dan started us off with some unique choices from the menu. I tried the Smoked Apple Fashion, which was incredibly smooth with a crisp apple flavor and a subtle smoky finish. It was so easy to drink almost too easy! My girlfriend ordered the Gangnam Style, which was visually stunning with boba pearls, though not very strong if you're after a more potent drink. Next, I had the Cider House Mule, and it was hands-down the best mule I've ever tasted. They swapped out the typical vodka for spiced rum, and it was a game changer bursting with flavor and perfectly spiced. This is when things started to get really fun. Dan, seeing that we were enjoying ourselves, began crafting custom drinks for us, starting with Dan's Malibu Special for my girlfriend. She loves Malibu, and this drink was fruity, smooth, and delicious. It was so good, I had to order one for myself. Dan recommended adding a shot of tequila to give it a bit more kick, and he wasn't wrong this was next-level good. Honestly, Dan's Malibu Special needs to be a permanent item on their menu. It's that good and would definitely be a hit. Dan then served up a Peanut Noir Old Fashioned. I know I know, peanut in a cocktail sounds odd, but it was incredible! I was blown away by how well the peanut flavor worked in an Old Fashioned. It was one of those drinks that make you question why you haven't had something like it before. Dan mentioned that unlike many places that use store bought ingredients, they make a lot of their mixers and components from scratch. For instance, their ginger root is muddled fresh for mules rather than relying on ginger beer, which really makes a difference in flavor and freshness. Following that, I tried a Chocolate Old Fashioned, which, while still very smooth, was probably the weakest of the Old Fashioneds I had that night, but it still went down easy. By this point, I was starting to feel the effects of all these fantastic cocktails, especially since I hadn't eaten all day! I ended my night with a Summer Old Fashioned, garnished with either rosemary or thyme (I can never tell the difference). It had that signature smoothness Dan brought to all his Old Fashioneds and was a perfect end to the night. The ambiance of The Laundromat was fantastic. It had a lively yet relaxed feel, with a mixed crowd of both older and younger patrons. Sports were playing on the TVs, and you could tell the energy would pick up even more when the live music kicked off around 7:30. Unfortunately, we had to leave before that to grab some food (after all that drinking, I needed something in my stomach!). Thankfully, I had the foresight to take a Lyft to The Laundromat, easily the best decision of the night. Overall, The Laundromat is an absolute gem. The drinks were some of the best I've ever had, the conversation with Dan was great, and the atmosphere was perfect for a fun, laid-back night out. I'll definitely be coming back, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a unique and memorable cocktail experience.

    Darress Theatre - Darress Theater

    Darress Theatre

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    Closed because of COVID-19, the Darress Theater is planning a reopening in the not too distant…read morefuture. They have been cancelling performances by a number of tribute bands and magic shows up to this point. It is a historic (1919) burlesque venue. Today the theater features much of it's vintage look having retained many of it's classic elements, albeit worn. Pre-Covid-19 the theater hosted comedy acts, live concerts and some plays. Additionally they screen international small budget and silent feature productions. Seating available includes: rear mezzanine, front mezzanine and orchestra. The theater hosts a lot of tribute bands for such artists as the Cars, John Mellencamp, and Crosby, Stills and Nash. Depending on which direction the coronavirus takes, Separate Ways. a tribute band for the rock group "Journey" will play September 19, 2020. I am personally looking forward to hearing the music of "Journey" Tickets are usually $25 dollars to hear the tribute bands play.

    No Folks, the Darress Theatre isn't closed as previously reported…read more.. Friends of mine know I'm a big Beatles fan and a couple years ago they bought us tickets to see Beatlemania here at Darress Theatre. The show was absolutely great. And we all had a wonderful time...including the kids all getting autographs from the 'Beatles'. This historic little theater used to be a vaudeville theater and has been around since 1919. The place is really cute, but you aren't going to get full-fledged concerts here. What you will get are a lot of small shows, movies (especially old movies-check out a screening of the original King Kong in April 2013), comediens, local talent, and a great place to have fundraisers. I really love this little place and I hope they keep it going for a long time. Yeah, it isn't a real modern theater and it could use some reservations, but it has class and personality...

    Blue Arrow Farm

    Blue Arrow Farm

    (30 reviews)

    We went to the blue arrow farm last night because they band that we had heard about called jungle…read morehabitat was playing and they are a fan that specializes in 70s songs and I have to tell you they were amazing. Not only did they put on a great music tribute to the 70s but they changed outfits throughout the whole presentation and performance and we're just amazing. Blue arrow farm is just an incredible place to visit year-round and they have a great bar and the food is very good. Highly recommend blue arrow farm and Pyle Island, New York.

    Blue Arrow is such a beautiful landscape and farm. The event areas are great. The cause Blue Arrow…read moresupports is incredible. However, don't book an event there unless you are willing to drop a lot of money. As this story goes, I have come to find out I am known as the "bare minimum" booking. Mike, the owner, also made it clear that I can review on Yelp! but he is not concerned as nobody really is concerned with Yelp! as that's where people go to leave negative reviews. His Google reviews are better. If you book an event, speak to anyone but Ariel. Ariel made promises that she didn't keep and verbally explained the contract in a way that cost me money. All of which was explained to Mike, who basically said he was "surprised" as he never has had a conversation like this. On top of making sure to tell me how he lost money on my event booking, he didn't offer anything more than a discounted event should I want to come back and that he'll speak to Ariel. Which by the way, she even quoted some misinformation in an email chain withMile and I. Essentially, Ariel was all about my booking until it was disclosed that I wasn't looking for anything more than a space with light refreshments and snacks. Ariel did the reservation for me but pushed doing double appetizers as I might not have enough for 30 people. I went home with 4 trays of food and everyone had eaten a lot. Hmmm. So I lost money there. I also was told that someone would be on hand to make sure my guests were welcomed and ensure they were in the right place. I was doing a surprise party for my wife, I was the chauffeur. I was told it was no problem to have someone on hand to do that until I got there. Surprise! There wasn't. Mike told me I didn't pay enough to justify a $25 an hour staff member to help. Wait? I never asked for someone for the three hours and understood people would self serve. I was PROMISED someone for a few minutes during the initial kick off. I was also told how to set up music wrong and when I texted Ariel I was told to find the Chef at the location and ask them. Cool. Ariel also made it clear that the hour set up and break down, didn't apply to me as I wasn't decorating so I was limited to 3 hours. Mike told me the opposite. So I lost extra time. Mike basically told me since I didn't do a walk through this is why all these issue occurred. I don't believe a walk through would have help with an improperly explained contract that I abided by, a promise that Ariel or someone would be there between 1215-1230 to help with my guests because Ariel said they really couldn't come before 1230 and the fact that I tried to do one round of appetizers but was told I really should do 2, especially since I was not doing an actual dinner and I should trust her. There was also a stink bug issue the day of that Mike told me was an issue all over. However, I was at a few events the past few weekends that didn't seem to have this issue. I also checked with individuals in events in Orange County and they denied this issue . But as Mike said, it's an old barn what would I expect. Essentially, Mike was very friendly and cordial but offered me - you signed this contract and Ariel told me you didn't want any help so they did the "bare minimum" for me as I was there "bare minimum" reservation. Ironically, my initial conversation with Ariel was very transparent and if Blue Arrow wanted to make money over creating a memory they should have declined my request.

    At The Tabernacle - musicvenues - Updated May 2026

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