The Mishawaka is clearly a place where music comes first and food is an afterthought, and…read moreunfortunately our experience made that very obvious. We started with the spinach artichoke dip, which actually tasted good, but it was served with vegetables that were visibly moldy. That immediately killed any confidence I had in the kitchen's food safety and quality control. Moldy food should never make it onto a plate, period. Service was friendly, but not especially competent or attentive. It was the kind of experience where, even when something is clearly wrong, you don't have much confidence that asking for it to be corrected is going to improve anything. At a certain point, you just pay the bill and know you won't be coming back. The entrées were at least edible. The Reuben was decent, the burger was very plain, and the fries were underwhelming. There were also some questionable touches throughout the outdoor dining setup. Silverware was already grouped in bulk in the center for multiple guests to grab, along with condiments that appeared to have been sitting outside in the sun all day. Combined with being served moldy vegetables, it gave the overall impression that food handling and quality control simply aren't major priorities here. I understand that people primarily come to the Mishawaka for the setting and live music, and that part is obviously the attraction. But being a music venue shouldn't mean accepting noticeably lower standards from the restaurant. Music over food, and they seem to know it. You come for the tunes, but you may even leave with a stronger stomach.

Went to see a concert here last night; quite the unique experience! Most people have to be shuttled…read moreup for concerts as the parking is very limited. Honestly the road going up is pretty curvy and definitely dark after the sun sets, so I'm super glad we had the shuttle. The outside deck for dinner has a great ambiance right there on the river. However, the inside bar and eating area felt like a greenhouse (albeit, we've been suffering from 100+ temps for awhile now). During concerts, they don't have their indoor bathrooms available; only the use of porter poties outside, but I will say they were nicer/cleaner than I expected. They had plenty of bars open during the concert, so there was never really much of a line, which was great! The space is in the middle of a canyon right by the river and a very unique and exclusive experience that you don't see every day. People sat in the astroturf beforehand and between sets, but everyone stood/danced during the show. There aren't many seats - just in the VIP areas. Certainly an overall cool experience!

Easy to access to venue from highway or county line road. Parking is free for hockey games (don't…read moreknow about other events). People in ticket office are friendly. Prices for beer are outrageous so bring in a bottle :) Leaving the venue it gets packed on county line roads going north. Recommend highway when leaving an event as well as taking your time by waiting for everyone else to clear out first. Didn't price out the food or other amenities but I'm sure it's also expensive. For the most part it's a fun venue that has excellent views all the way around. Not a bad seat in the house. So if you're on the edge trying to decide whether to buy a cheaper seat or the more expensive, go with the less expensive.

We attended the Tanner Gun Show in this venue and the venue worked very well for this event. The…read morebuilding is huge, well laid out and has plenty of parking. The restrooms are clean and well located. They have a small snack grill that serves some simple, good food. Burgers etc. The gun show itself was great and I added a few new toys to my collection. I really enjoy gun shows, as does my wife. This building is perfect for these types of shows.

Does not adhere to any ADA rules. No Handicap parking, must climb a full flight of stairs. Then no…read moreseating available except up another flight of stairs. Now you can no longer see the stage you must watch on a TV screen. I have never seen a venue so blatantly not cater to the handicapped.

Went to see William Clark Green at the Moxi last night and the talents of all the performers, from…read moreopening to main event, were hidden and spoiled by incompetent sound management. The bass volume was two to three times higher that optimal. The result is that the base cover the vocals and most of the lead guitar solos. It was just a little "off" but the bass was wildly over boosted. If this were a dancing venue, such misguided sound management might have been forgivable. Unfortunately, this was a concert, where we wanted to understand the words and clearly hear the guitar solos. It's a really nice venue, for small concert listening. They need to hire a new sound person.

ADA Review- * Look for an email 2 days before the event. If…read moreyou need ADA info, email the box office to reserve accessible seating in the balcony * I also called the box office to ask about parking/entry. Was able to park in nearest ADA parking ahead of the opening doors. There were a few other options nearby once the closest filled. We entered the theater with my wheelchair after the VIP ticket holders * The balcony seats at the bow of the U were really nice view/site lines, and I could park my wheelchair and transfer to movie theater type folding row seats * Elevator is very slow, and need to take a trip to level 1 for the merch table * There is an accessible restroom to the right of the 2 larger restrooms In all, this was a much more accessible venue than others I've been to recently. It really made the show so much more enjoyable. Thank you to the box office manager and the staff that helped us around the venue!

General Admission venue that has fabulous vantage points whether on the floor (standing room only),…read moreor up in the balcony (seats along the rail). The acoustics were good and the venue has two bar stations one on the upper deck and another on the lower. The foyer provides ample room for band merch. The restrooms were taken care of both before, during and after the show, which is a bonus for me. Dirty Honey put on a great show!

This is a great place to go see a show. Would recommend to anyone in the area. It's an intimate…read morespace yet there is plenty of dance room. The different levels make it easy to see the performers. Service at the bar is usually very quick. The lines for the bathroom are always tolerable even during sold out shows. If there was anything negative, I would say security personnel can be on a power trip from time to time. Sometimes watching them drag people out (especially when it's not super clear to my why) makes me feel more threatened than they make me feel safe.

Overpriced and pretty mid production . Has changed a bit too much, I'd rather go to Denver.read more

A wide array of factors offerings from jazz, modern dance, classical music, ballet to children…read moreprograms and local artists. Facility is very clean and volunteers most helpful.

I will give a 5 based on past experiences. Went to see a show today and honestly the level they…read moreare operating at seems a bit ridiculous. The facility is of course beautiful and they offer wonderful shows there. Or do when they are not shut down. This was the first show i have been to post covid. They have the first 6 rows blocked off so no one can sit in those. And then you have a row that people can sit in and then 3 rows skipped and then another row people can sit in. Basically looks like around 100 to 120 people can attend a production. So we can pack people in on planes like sardines. But 100 people can go to somewhere that generally seats 1500??? I get some spacing would be okay but honestly that was ridiculous. I know I will probably get some angry people with my thought on that. But that is how it is. My husband travels for work and is constantly on planes with people sitting shoulder to shoulder and people in every single seat. Yet in this HUGE venue they can have maybe 10% of their capacity???? Also you will be required to wear your mask the entire time. And there is staggered seating times based on where you are so pay attention to your email so you arrive at the right time. You are not allowed to wait inside, you have to wait outside until your time to enter and sit down. There were no actual programs given out just a online program so if you dont want to look at your phone, dont bring your phone or dont have a QR scanner that works well then you have no way to see the program. My husband who is 6 foot tall knees were banging on the back of the seat in front of him but guess it doesn't matter since no one was allowed to sit there. Anyhow. there it is. I have been to many a wonderful production there however. Hopefully this wont be the case forever because for me its a turn off. I am glad that they get to be open though and hopefully it will only get better from here.

I had some issues with my ticket for a show. The staff at the box office was EXTREMELY patient and…read moreSUPER helpful. All of my issues were resolved as swiftly as possible and I was able to enjoy the show!

Solid venue for an intimate concert experience. Whether you opt for general admission or the…read morestands, you won't miss out on the action. The bartenders are prompt, friendly, and keep things moving. There can be a bit of chatter from the crowd at times, but that's more of a concertgoing thing than anything to do with the venue itself. Parking is definitely a challenge, so I'd recommend taking a rideshare or the rail instead. If you want to avoid the crowds after the show, there are two bars right next to the venue where you can grab a drink, hang out, and let things thin out a bit before heading home.

We just recently saw Jade at the Fillmore Auditorium! Overall it was a really good experience…read more The Fillmore auditorium entry process was quick and efficient. We went through security in less than a few minutes. We also purchased beverages that were quick to get (bar efficiency ). The auditorium had a great atmosphere and offered different sections for different prices. The general admission worked just fine for us!

Standing room, only unless you pay for a table…read more Plenty of street parking but Colfax is under construction right now, so I suggest parking a little further away in walking or getting dropped off. I went here with my sister for the Jesse McCartney show! I was so excited that he was coming to Denver and I've never been to this auditorium. When you first walk in, it's just big and open like a dance floor. They do have a small food concession stand, but it's your basic concession food. They do have an upstairs with seating with tables, but you have to pay for that specific ticket. The rest is standing room only so like you're standing on the dance floor the whole time if you want to sit, I would definitely suggest purchasing a table. It is at one of the smaller venues, but I do like the open concept where there was plenty of space and all the angles were a good view. I would definitely go back to this auditorium. If another artist I liked was performing there.

The Lyric is a perfectly charming local theater. The seats are comfy (with both indoor theaters…read morehaving a mix of classic theater seats and couches), plenty of air conditioning, and plenty of options for food and drinks in the lobby. Between reruns, new movies, and events such as karaoke and live performances and even the occasion thrift or book club, you're bound to find something you love! The vibe is very kitch (dive bar meets movie theater meets film-nerd's-wet-dream) in all the best ways. Prices are very fair (about $12 a ticket for movies, with student discounts knocking it down to around $5, events often cost a little more depending on the event.) Food and drink prices are also pretty fair, about the same you'd pay for anything at a local restaurant or movie theater. In short? The Lyric is 100% worth it, you really can't beat the magic of seeing movies on the big screen, and they do an amazing job of cultivating a really awesome vibe!

Dinner at the movies. What could be better. The lyric is a fun and quirky theater. 3 screens inside…read moreand one outside. I appreciate the option to have a beer or a mixed drink. The food could be better. It's also a little expensive. Interesting artwork made by local artists. The seats aren't that comparable.

Beautiful old theater. I visited for an EDM show and it was PACKED. The theater vibes were cool but…read moredefinitely not the best for dancing. Staff was nice, though and drinks were normally priced, it was a friendly crowd overall. SUPER HOT INSIDE

I have been to the Ogden Theatre at least 10 times to watch a variety of different kinds of shows,…read moremostly metal, but also electronic and rock. The venue is very old, I think it's over a hundred years old or something like that, and it shows but I think it adds character. The sound quality there is good for how old it is at least for metal shows. The venue is consistently oversold to the point where the last few shows I went to, I was watching from the entrance area. The smoking area is also way too small. It's always shoulder to shoulder there. The parking there is always a pain. There is street parking but you have to get there at least an hour early to find anything around the venue. Otherwise, you'll be paying an arm and a leg for paid lot parking. This isn't the fault of the venue itself though. I am sure I will be back at the Ogden Theatre and hopefully they make some changes to enhance the show experience.