Fantastic musical performances. The owners and staff are amazing a real community group.read more

Great dive; always get a buyback. Pizza, beef patties and pretzels. Pistachio martinis are greatread more

Great theater to see Broadway worthy shows without all the NYC traffic and high prices for parking…read moretoo! Saw the very last showing for the Annie musical for 2025 with my youngest son and it was such a great talented cast, with great scenic and live orchestra! The remodel of the space was done to keep the theater looking like it's always did just cleaner and more comfortable. Although I thought it was a little weird that they ran out of salty snacks at the bar for a full house performance, but regardless the bartenders were so friendly and warm! Will definitely be back to see more shows here!

Last night was my first time at The Argyle Theatre and we watched The Prince of Egypt. I've passed…read moreby for years and always wondered about the quality of their productions. So my husband surprised me with tickets because he knows how much I love Broadway shows. Some of the standouts of the night were- the singing and the use of the screens. The actors & vocalist did a great job, really no weak links, they were clear, they projected all the way up to the balcony, and they carried a strong stage presence. The stage was set up in a specific way for the entire show but the screens helped to enhance the scenes by projecting different images to suggest a change in setting, making it a lot more interesting to watch. Some songs resonated more than others, solely because of the weight of the message they possessed. Overall, very talented artists on Long Island that we enjoyed watching use their gifts to bring joy to others. It didn't have to be perfect to be of great substance. I will note that they loosely interpret biblical events throughout the show, especially toward the end, so a few scenes might make you go huh, but as artists, they truly made it their own. It's nice to offer Broadway-like shows close to home, and to support the arts within our communities.

Wow..... what a disappointment.... I had been looking online for a place with good ol' southern…read morefried chicken, Most of what I found was "skinless," which to me, defeats the point of getting fried chicken! I admit it, I love the skin! We ordered a bucket of 8 pieces, and chose mac and cheese and cole slaw. We also ordered a side of jalapeno corn bread. There's really no good news here. The chicken was so dry inside, we couldn't eat it and thrw out all 8 pieces. The mac and cheese wasn't terrible, but I've certainly had better. It too was dry, and was basically one big piece of mac and cheese. The cole slaw was..... interesting. It was an odd pinkish color (red cabbage?) with really no sauce that I could find. My hunt for great fried chicken,,,, withnthe damned skin on..... continues.

I was very impressed with this restaurant. Not only was the hostess so welcoming when my group of…read morefriends came in for my friend's birthday, the staff was so friendly and accommodating as well. The atmosphere makes you feel like you are in a restaurant in Nashville. The menu and the drink list really transport you there as well as the live music. The band was so good! I'm on a diet and the waitress was able to work with the chef to accommodate my needs. I was so impressed. I will for sure be back again. I ordered the sweet potato bowl with brisket, tomatoes and onions. I had one drink, whiskey pig bourbon, was very good. The restaurant has a fun cocktail list and a lot of bourbons. Can't wait to take my husband here

I was here recently and it a great venue to see a concert. There are no bad seats. It is a…read moresemicircle and the acoustics are good. There is also advertising on the large screens so you can keep up to date to see what is coming in the future that you may be interested in seeing. Parking is free and if it is really crowded, there are people in the parking lot directing you as to where to park. There is no guesswork with where you should place your car. There is also quick access to the parkway. You have to go thru a metal detector once you get there and if you have a handbag or a knapsack, they will ask you to step aside so it can be inspected, The seats are very comfortable but the seat numbers are not readily visible-I had to ask someone if I was in the correct seat. I would recommend for any live performance.

This was a cool venue for smaller music shows. We went to see Franke Valli and the Four Seasons,…read moreand the ticket included parking. There was a line to go through security, but that was a pretty quick process. You couldn't bring in food/water, but you could buy a can of water, which is not such a great way to store water for ongoing needs. Of course food/drink was way overpriced as is expected at venues you can't bring your own. Almost a non-existing merch section, but that may be more about the audience than the venue. The circular rotating stage allowed us to have a better view/be closer than a venue with the same capacity with a forward-centered stage. The sound was nice where you could hear very clearly without the sound being overbearing. The only big issue (which is true for a lot of venues) is the poor design to leave the parking lot and everyone merging in together to a singular light to leave. I'm not sure how much can be done to revise this, but it's a pretty big factor in us contemplating if we want to return or not.

Growing up in Long Island in the 1980s I had plenty of rock clubs to go to. Now, not so much…read more I see a lot of negative reviews here. A lot of them have nothing to do with what this place really is. ITS ROCK CLUB! If you're looking for a fine dining experience, this isn't the place! If you want to see a band with a nice stage, good sound system and decent drinks you should probably stop in. My wife and I were there last week to see FM . A fantastic Steely Dan cover band. This place has a very nice size stage plenty of seating and good bartenders. Yes, the bathrooms are pretty disgusting. I think they can probably work on that. However, growing up in the rock 'n' roll culture of the 80s, it does not offend me! Admittedly, we do not eat here. However, the drinks were well-made. Our server, Angelina was excellent. She was friendly and attentive. I'm pretty sure the guy at the door won't be asked to host the Oscars next year. But that's not what we need out of him! The crowd was friendly, and the place was packed. I'm just glad that now that I reached my 60s I can still go out to rock on. My wife and I will definitely be back in the future I suggest you check out their website. They have a wide range of bands. In my estimation this is probably the best rock club left on Long Island. If you're an old school rocker, who still feels like going out and having fun without the pretentious nonsense that goes along with a lot of the clubs these days Check it out!!

Went there a few weeks ago for Girls Night out Male Review. My friends and I arrived at 3:30 as…read morestated for "VIP" seating. We were cold standing in the rain and were told they don't open until 4. Finally they let us in as a "favor" to us. Then we were told to wait at the bar because they weren't finished setting up. We ordered drinks at the bar, which we were told do not count towards the minimum purchase, and the bartenders claimed they didn't have cash and we had to use a credit card. Finally we are seated. Our server came to take our drink order, brought our drinks, but never took our food order. We placed it with another server that happened to walk by. Food was standard pub fare. Nothing exciting, some barely edible. Lastly, the show was a huge letdown. Not what we expected at all. A total money grab. We basically paid to watch other women who paid the extra $40, have simulated sex on stage. One of the ""dancers" was putting their hands down his pants. Definitely false advertising. This place was a one and done for me.

Ambiance was great, live music. Menu was creative & many choices. Food was delicious!read more

Please update your website. Was excited to go to Daisys miller place for the first time, checked…read moreyour actual website (not Google Maps app) which says you're open on Mondays, happy hour 3pm-6pm. We drove out from Riverhead specifically to try your restaurant. I'm still leaving 3 stars because I don't like to leave bad reviews. But please fix this. If we try again, I guess we will call to confirm the advertised information is accurate before wasting our time.

I absolutely love this place I've seen a few great bands there and LOVE their tango event!read more

From the owner: Artist-built, artist-run listening room and collaboration space, focused on experimental,…read morecollaborative, and improvisational art. Paterson, NJ. Come hang. Come create.

Bartender Dara was very nice and quick. 3 buck domestic and imported tap beer happy hour in small…read morecups. Very tiny menu. I was there for an impromptu stand up comedy night. This bar has potential to be something more but falls short and is classified as a dive bar. However if you're looking for a nicely appointed dive bar, (which I enjoy) this is for you!

Visit Date: May 25, 2022…read more I came here to see VHS perform. My boyfriend is a drummer with VHS and I catch as many of his gigs that I possibly can. My son was with his dad that night so we loaded up his drums in my car after I got out of work got to prohibition and set up for the show. The food we had was pretty good. We got a half pepperoni, half cheese half sized pizza and mozzarella sticks. The venue itself is a little bit smaller for live music. But when the weather is good they have a window with barrel tables and seats so you can sit outside to hear the musicians play. I was alternating between being outside and inside. My boyfriend's mom who I love came to the gig as well so I was spending time with her outside and time inside dancing and checking out the band. The bar is pretty big and they have one more area after you pass the bathrooms with some tables for hanging out. I liked the feel of prohibition besides the space being somewhat small and the food was good. I can't say anything about the alcohol although I'm guessing except for specialty cocktails it's probably the same as anywhere else. I've been sober for over 2 years now so if I'm at a bar it's for music and food.

This is our second time here. First off...it's the most intimate theater I have ever experienced…read moreon the mainland. The acting is top notch. The owner, writer, director and actor is hospitable and talented. The only place where u can see superb acting along with complementary wine and a nosh. I brought a tray of cookies because this place made u feel like u we're going to a family member's home and that's just what u would want to do. I can't wait to go back. Cookies and all Mahalo

Soulful Sunday; spoken word and live music. Great night out with harmonious people. The Owner, host…read moreand staff were extremely personable and friendly. They made the guest feel welcome. Food, drinks, and ambiance was soulful.

Brixton - Babylon, NY…read more My friend and I visited Brixton on Christmas Eve and had a wonderful experience. The small plates were thoughtfully prepared, the cocktails were creative and well balanced, and the staff was attentive and clearly hardworking. The atmosphere felt warm and inviting, making it a great spot to relax and enjoy good food and drinks. All in all, a very pleasant experience. Highly recommend

These are one of the tougher reviews to make. It is easy to be enveloped by the plethora of great…read morerestaurants in the competitive nature that is NYC, but when you venture all the way out here to Babylon, NY, you have to change that mindset a bit. The Brixton is a beautiful restaurant with very relaxed and casual vibes. The word around town is that their drinks are awesome. What about their food, though? They originally would not seat us in the middle of the afternoon because most of the empty tables were reserved. We had to request to sit outside, which was empty, before they decided to serve us. Odd that they did not even offer that to us. The General Tso' Cauliflower was the only great thing served to us. It is incredibly crispy and flavorful. You almost forgot that you were eating a piece of vegetable at times. The Short Rib Brisket Sesame burger was shocking. $18 for two White Castles-sized sliders. It was easily consumed, and I was left much to be desired. This is most definitely an appetizer item, not an entree. The Chicken Waffle was good. Nicely deep-fried and packs a lot of flavor. The waffle looked dubious. If I had to guess, it might not be mad fresh to order. Essentially, it's 3 drumsticks/wings over a possibly frozen Eggo waffle. I would recommend a second dish if you are looking to get full. The Steak frites and Eggs Benedict were the final dishes served. It is hard to mess these dishes up, but the ribeye was nicely seasoned and cut up. The dishes were nicely displayed. Overall, this is just an OK experience. When the deep-fried cauliflower appetizer is the most memorable dish here, it is quite alarming. Portion sizes are on the small end, and none of the flavors for the entrees really stuck out. Perhaps I will come here strictly for the drinks next time.