I've been to Flat Iron for a variety of events over the years, live music, dance/rave nights,…read morerandom events on Monday. I've always had a great time. It's a small, intimate venue, which makes every event feel more personal and creates a great connection between the performers and the audience. The owners are musicians themselves, and it really shows. They understand what makes a great venue and consistently bring in a diverse lineup of entertainment. While Flat Iron is a bar, they also allow guests under 21 to attend many of their live music events, making it an accessible spot for music lovers of all ages. Their drink selection is solid too, with sodas, beer, wine, cocktails, hard seltzers, and THC beverages available. As a locally owned and operated business, Flat Iron is one of those places that helps make Greensboro's music and arts scene special. I'll definitely be back the next time I see something on their calendar. If you're interested in checking them out, give them a follow on Instagram for the latest shows and events. you never know what fun you'll discover next, they have up and coming artists and even nostalgic local bands and artists from the past.

Great music venue -- really intimate, which was nice. Appreciate that the performers hung around…read moreand interacted with the crowd. Fast drink service too. One FYI: they charged an extra $5 for my brother at the door because he's under 21, which wasn't disclosed during online purchase or listed anywhere on the site.

Had my first visit here last night all thanks to Yelp events!…read more I love how they have remodeled from previous tenants. Industrial/rustic type atmosphere. The auditorium can be customized for any even from cocktail tables to standing room only. They have balcony/pew seating on second level. And they have a lounge to order drinks. Parking available is street parking or nearby parking deck. Security was good but not overbearing. Sound quality to my taste was good, not extremely loud but very clear. Look forward to my next event here.

Attended a Morgan Wallen concert on a Thursday night at Cone Denim. Had to wait a while to get in…read moreafter doors opened. It was a 35 degree evening so that was unpleasant. It did seem like efforts were being made to get people in as quickly as possible while still checking IDs and completing a security check. As others have mentioned, the venue is pretty narrow. In light of recent events, I had some concerns about how to respond in case of an emergency. Those quelled eventually but it was my first thought coming in. Sound and lighting were good. The floor has just enough of a slope that I didn't feel bad about blocking someone else's view. As with most places, if you're in the front and you need to get a drink or go to the bathroom, getting back to your group is going to be next to impossible. There definitely aren't designated aisles or pathways to allow for crowd movement. Beer prices were reasonable given the venue/event. Tallboys help prevent having to return to the bar frequently. Best to go to the bathrooms upstairs as they are much larger. I'd go back to an even at Cone Denim.

Great place! I went to hear The Mighty Fairlanes and there was a great little space for dancing…read more Good beer selection. After the band finished I talked to the husband & wife who manage it and they told me about other upcoming events - I will definitely be back! Additionally, I didn't feel safe to drive at the end of the night and they were so kind to let me know that my car would be safe there overnight and to give me a time the next day when I could come to get it.

What an improvement!!…read more I haven't been here in a few years and the last concert had us waiting outside in line for hours. And hours. It was miserable. The show started late and I still don't even know what the reason was. There was no communication. But that was then. I was so pleasantly surprised when the doors opened right on time and while we waited in line, security came around and checked everyone to expedite the process. It was smooth sailing from there, absolutely nothing negative I could say! We had a front row spot, the sound was awesome, the bands were incredible. Great venue, cool disco ball, sweet lights. All around good experience. Hope it stays this way!!

There are no disabled spots. The lot we used to park in was taken over by another business so you…read morehave to park around the corner and up the hill with all the other cars. Impossible for walkers and wheelchairs. There are marked spots being occupied by the tour bus and the other spots marked in the lot are for certain businesses only. We had a great time last night. I don't think they are enforcing the purse or bag policy. I got smacked and pushed around by lots of purses that were clearly larger and not clear. Aside from that, the air wasn't working properly and we were all dripping in sweat. Friendly staff last night even though they were clueless about the parking. Wil have to see what happens next concert and will report an update then.

What a great venue for the community of Greensboro and the surrounding area. The amphitheater has…read moreeasy access to nearby interstate 40 and 85, has convenient parking, and offers several events at a great open air experience. Seating is plentiful, whether in assigned seating or on the tiered lawn. There truly isn't a bad seat in the house. The venue offers a wide array of food and drink choices and the ample staff ensure things go smoothly, including entry and exit after the event. We enjoyed an evening with ZZ Top while they passed through on their Raw Whiskey tour.

I recently visited White Oak Amphitheater for the Brett Eldredge concert. I had lawn seats and had…read morea great view of the performance.

What a fun time! I came here for a drag show last week that was a blast, and tonight I just left…read moreafter doing their Line Dancing class, which is every Wednesday night from 7:30-8:30 for $5, and open floor dancing afterwards. About 15-20 other people came and I loved it, being my first time, too. Its good for beginners, and advanced. This bar/venue is also LGBTQ friendly, supportively serving Pulse Vodka. Its out in the country, 100% a country bar, and a great one at that!

if I could leave zero stars I definitely would this place is over priced and it's trashy. the…read morewomen's bathroom floods all the time and the alcohol is not stocked often. The alcohol is way over priced. They charge too much for everything for it to be so under rated there's maybe 9 people in there at all times. Definitely not worth the time or money !!!

Which is now called SHIENRS!!! Great staff, amazing music good times, pool tables, hula hoops for…read morepeople to hoop with and practice with. Should come out and visit.

From the owner: We are the best kept secret in Greensboro. Tucked away in the back of Quaker Village we offer a…read moreunique experience. Our staff is extremely friendly and from your first visit you will feel like family. We offer live music, karaoke, video games, and oh yah alcohol!

I use to go here when I was a lot younger it's a nice hangout spot to dance and listen to music…read more and drink security is top notch now my daughter has started going here the only downside I'm pretty sure they are only open I think it's Fridays which I don't understand that cause they could make so much more money

This place has one of the worst vibes I've experienced going out. The energy is completely off, the…read morestaff is dismissive, and it feels like they don't want anyone there unless you're somehow benefiting them. They clearly try to come across as upscale, but it's all very forced a wannabe high-end atmosphere that falls flat. The music was mid at best, the crowd felt awkward and unwelcoming, and the whole atmosphere was chaotic in a bad way. On top of that, the place is fucking dirty, which just adds to the overall uncomfortable vibe. Nothing about this place makes you want to stay, it's uncomfortable, overpriced for what it is, and honestly just not fun. The pretentious vibe and lack of real hospitality make it clear they're more concerned with image than actually providing a good experience. There are way better options nearby. Would not come back and wouldn't recommend to anyone looking for a good night out.

I was invited here by a friend and was excited to attend. We arrived and security was present. The…read moreinside is small and intimate. They have a bar, tables and chairs. All of the seating was already reserved so we had to stand or sit at the bar. The staff was friendly and helpful. They had a live band, and some home cooked food. The food came with one meat and 2 sides for $15...no drink. The vibe was cool but too small for me. We stayed about 2 hours and decided to leave.

Found this place while I had a quick stay in Greensboro for work, it was close to my hotel. I was…read morelooking for a spot to grab some cocktails, food, hookah & music. This place had all what I was looking for. I sat at the bar and Stephanie the bartender was great, she interacted with me & was very friendly! Stephanie checked on me frequently & made sure my glass was never empty! Also the owner introduced himself and was also very courteous & friendly. My only complaint was the having to pay separate vendors. I paid the door $10 upon arrival, a hookah girl separately, the food vendor & lastly the bartender. Overall great staff & good vibes! The DJ was definitely playing good music to set the vibe! I will be back again if I'm ever in area again!

I have attended several of their free musical events and found them to be wonderful. The staff is…read morealways friendly and welcoming and make me feel eager to return. carol M

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