Food is pretty mid and typically of a comedy club. It would be nice if comedy clubs had better food…read morebut it is what it is. The service is very quick and workers are always really nice and helpful. Indoor temperature is good but tables could be spaced out a little bit more.

Came here to see Godfrey and he was funny! Plenty of parking but the inside is sorta small and I…read morefelt like it was one way in and one way out. The tables are really close and if you purchase the wrong seat it will be hard to see. The staff is nice the price of food is decent I guess. Fried $9 wings $18.

I enjoyed seeing Tony baker at Goodnights. I ate chicken tenders and fries which were pretty good…read more Service was attentive and fast. I wasn't a fan of the fact that they sit you at a table with strangers. It was my friend and I, they sat us a small table with a couple we didn't know. It was very awkward.

PSA: My latest experience is purely one thing. Comedian, great. Venue, nice. Ordered food and a…read more$4.50 soda as their clearly stated 2 minimum required. Asked for a refill of my $4.50 soda. No refills. This isn't printed on the menu and the server claimed he told me when I ordered, but I listened as he took other orders, nope, also no disclaimer. So if you order a soda, ask for no ice and don't expect a refill. I know business is tough but so is living.

Lovely place for the performing arts! I adore its small size creating a cozy interior…read more The acoustics and visuals are ideal. Sitting in the upper level in the front middle provided a nice vantage point. The seats are close, however, we had adequate space for ourselves and our coats/purses. The employees are welcoming and the restrooms are close by. We had a minor wait for the restroom during intermission. Due to its location in downtown Raleigh, traffic and parking can be tricky. Parking lots and garages and street parking is available nearby. I opted for free street parking.

I like this venue. We didn't really have an issue with parking, but the normal parking area is…read moreunder renovation. Plan ahead. The venue was serving food and had several options of non-alcoholic and alcoholic beverages. There isn't a bad view. We sat in section F and had a good view of the stage. The audio was good, but at times it was difficult to hear. Can't wait to go to another event.

We decided to do a date lunch at Stars and strikes and had a great time. We reserved the fast lane…read moreand it arrived 20min early. They gave us the option to wait if we wanted or they could get us in a lane right away. We went with the right away but unfortunately another family in the lane next to us felt the need to take over the entire seating area. The young man at the desk saw us walking back to ask for another lane and already had another set up for us and apologized about the other family. We had fun trying the different bowling games along with the glow in the dark features. We ordered wings and drinks and they were out very quickly. After bowling we played various video games and air hockey. Will definitely go back. Saturday lunchtime is not busy at all!

My friend and I stopped by Stars and Strikes for some affordable bowling and ended up having a fun…read moretime. The bowling deals can be really good depending on the day and time, and we happened to visit during an off time with one of those specials. We played a few rounds of bowling then spent some time in the arcade, which had a good variety of games. We didn't try the food or drinks, so I can't speak to that. As for the staff, they seemed a little disengaged, but our interactions with them were minimal. Overall, we had a fun time checking it out.

Very nice club/ large and good drinks. Had a good time with friends. Club is a bit overcrowded…read moreand filled with straight girls though

Usually great but as of late the staff have been unnecessarily rude and the music has been subpar.read more

The space is spacious and even though it was busy, the staff were incredibly friendly and…read moreattentive. If you enjoy playing pool, this is a great option that won't break the bank. It was $4 per person to play. They also had drink specials going on and my beer was $3.50. The atmosphere is very chill. If you're looking for something new and lowkey to do in Cary, I highly recommend!

High House Billiards is a fun spot to play pool at with cheap drinks. They also have darts and corn…read morehole. I have been here twice now with a group on an early afternoon and they have not had issues with getting a table.

I've been to Red Hat before but my first time attending for a concert. Parking (in the deck across…read morethe street) and getting in was near flawless! Fast and easy. Even with lines, they are efficient in screening people and scanning tickets. They keep people moving. And the staff is just pleasant!! From the entrance of the venue, to the food station, to exiting after the show everyone was just nice! Makes a big difference. Stopped by the drink and food station. Got fries, wine and water for two of us. That was $70+ dollars!!! I'm still very confused by that. It is expected that venue concessions will be a bit expensive but 2 waters and 2 cans of wine should not have totaled $58. The fries were nicely cooked though. The seating. We were pretty close and had really good seats as far as proximity to the stage. The issue is the seats are SUPER close together and small so it gets uncomfortable because you are all up on people, particularly those you don't know. Also, the rows aren't spacious either so it is a hassle if someone in the middle of the row is constantly getting up and leaving and coming back. The venue itself is nice. Amazing view of the city in the background and honestly there isn't really a bad seat in the house unless you end up behind the sound booths. The weather was perfect and not too hot but I would've hated it had it been hotter. There isn't an awning or any cover for shade. If you go in the heat of the summer (especially in NC) be prepared for it (hydrate, reduce alcohol, bring a fan, light dress) and be mindful of your seating selection although you won't be able to avoid the sun. I'd return to that venue, with some preparation adjustments on my end.

Came here for a show recently and had a good time…read more I had a lawn ticket and was too cheap to rent a chair or blanket or anything like that, so I stood up most of the time :) I was in maybe the worst possible location (far right near the back of the lawn) but I could see the stage reasonably well and the audio was solid. On the negative side, the drinks were insanely expensive at $19 for a big can of "craft beer" (or $18 for the standard domestic options). Hot dogs were priced relatively reasonably at $5 each, but they were pretty gross. I should probably take off another star for these offenses but I guess I kind of expected it :) Parking is pretty easy since there are a bunch of parking decks nearby, and I think you can also find street parking. I did end up paying $10 to park in the Cabarrus Deck, but whatever. Overall, I would come back here to see a show, but I would definitely try to eat (and drink) beforehand.

Coupe & Stein in Durham is exactly the kind of place you want to end a holiday evening, festive,…read morecozy, and sparkling with charm. Tucked inside the American Tobacco Campus, the bar is beautifully designed with vintage touches and modern elegance, but it's the holiday decor that truly makes it shine. They go all out. From floor to ceiling, it's a Christmas wonderland with glowing lights, garlands, ornaments, and glittering touches at every turn. It's even been featured in local press, and rightfully so. The service was excellent. The staff made us feel taken care of from the moment we walked in. Everyone was friendly, enthusiastic about the menu, and went above and beyond to make sure our experience was perfect. We kicked things off with a glass of Gruet Rosé, crisp and bright with just the right amount of celebratory flair. The Christmaspolitan was a seasonal standout, vodka, elderflower, dry vermouth, cranberry sauce, lime, and a hint of rosemary and absinthe mist. It was complex but incredibly smooth and well-balanced. My personal favorite was the Cheery Cherry Chocosaurus, a bold mix of brandy, sweet vermouth, dark crème de cacao, cherry, chocolate, and lemon with chocolate bitters and brandied cherries. It was rich, indulgent, and felt like dessert in a glass. To pair with drinks, we ordered a few small plates. The Crab Dip with Crostini was warm, creamy, and packed with flavor, and the Mac n' Cheese Balls were crispy on the outside with gooey, three-cheese centers, served alongside a sweet pepper jelly that pulled everything together. Coupe & Stein is an absolute must-visit for cocktails and small plates in Durham, especially during the holidays!

A very comfy and cozy modern champagne bar - the decor and pink theme were super fun. They had live…read moremusic with a musician who played the piano and sang while we were there which was a nice touch. The atmosphere inside was otherwise relaxed and drinks were good. Will have to return for their holiday menu and ambiance.