This place is small but packed with laughs!…read more What a fantastic venue! Every seat is good, there is a bar, it is nicely kept, and the comedians were funny! It is hidden in the back of a burger joint... yeah I know but stick with it... it is a cool space that seats maybe 100 people, has a small stage, but is large with laughter! There is pay to park right across the street. But again it is mall too so get here earlier to get a spot. The cost is well worth the show! My date and I laughed and laughed. I would come g e again and plan to in the near future.

Nice atmosphere. Small quaint place. Most of the comedians were very funny. A couple of them…read morecould've stayed home. The best was probably Denise.

We came to this place for an event called 90's Love Tape (or something along those lines)…read more Event aside, overall, it was fine. The lounge is not visible from the street, as it's located behind Taste on Pine (it may even be connected, sharing a bathroom?). So getting to it may seem a little tricky. Also, unless I missed it, I don't know where you'd park to come here. We got there early and did street parking since it was Sunday. But any other day ‍‍. Once inside the place is a decent size, not an overly large place - it could fill up & seem fairly packed if it were maybe 100 people there. There is lots of comfortable seating inside however, (the place is probably about 80% seating) and at least for the event we attended it was free to sit in the couch sections (I suspect maybe on a regular night it might cost or at least require a reservation). It also has a good feel/vibe inside decor wise, though it is kind of minimal). There were a couple of games available for guests to play (not sure if that is a regular thing or was part of the event), such as large uno cards, which was a fun thing we used as an ice breaker with other guests. The sound system is good and perfect for a lounge, DJ kept the vibes flowing. We only had a chance to try the drinks as the kitchen was not opening for a few hours, but we left because we were hungry! The drinks were OK. We had margaritas, which were pricy for the size it felt like. I think we paid maybe $60ish for 3 or 4 margaritas and a bottle of water (I think that included a tip...). I don't recall but I do recall looking a little side ways at the total. Overall, it was ok, but I don't think I'd go back. It was cool for what it was, but not a good enough time for me to go out of my way to go back. Oh, they have hookah as well, of course!

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I had no idea this place existed until one of my friends found this spot for our monthly book club…read moremeet up. Since we read a Shakespeare inspired book, we decided to come by and watch Romeo and Juliet. Parking was easy to find since the Emory parking deck was right across the street. Upon entering, you could order a drink before heading inside the theater. We had balcony seats so went up to pick our seats and then came down the kitchen to order food. Food was pretty good as they had a variety of options and already made prior to ordering. I got one of the bread baskets which came with pumpkin bread, garlic bread, zucchini bread and a couple of other pieces. The garlic bread was absolutely delicious and super flavorful while the pumpkin bread had the right amount of sweetness. During intermission, I got the raspberry sorbet which was a huge portion size for the price and tasted delicious! The play itself was really good as all the actors did well and could tell how passionate they were through the act. I also enjoyed that they added some humor. I do recommend getting there early especially if you book a balcony seat so that you can get a good seat. Overall, a pretty cool spot in the city and would recommend to anyone wanting to watch a Shakespeare play!

Good gentles all, lend me thine ears awhile, For I must sing…read morethe praise of a house most rare, Where wit and wine do walk in hand in hand, And mirth wears motley till the candles fade. This past Christmastide, in love's true spirit dressed, I bore my wife unto the Shakespeare Tavern. She, never yet acquainted with its cheer, And I, returned after long years astray. To fit the hour, I clad my queen in garb Of Renaissance delight, and so attired We crossed the threshold, not as common folk, But players in the age we came to see. Long ere this night, I owed this noble hall A debt of thanks: for here, in youthful days, I first did taste that shepherd's humble pie, A dish so rich it lodged within my heart, And now I seek it wheresoe'er I dine. Thus memory itself did set the table Before a single course was yet revealed. When tickets were secured, mine eye did spy A royal offer "King" bold in name. Some might cry out at such a stately sum, But mark me well: I am no peasant born, And for my wife, my world, my sun, my soul, No coin is dear, no luxury too high. Thus crowned, we were with wine and endless fare, A bottle fair and victuals without bound. Yet let me pause, for praise is due indeed To those kind souls who served us through the night. The volunteers, with smiles as warm as hearths, Whose courtesy outshone the candle's flame. With gentle word and eager helping hand, They made us feel not guests, but honored kin, Their cheer did season every dish we ate And lent the evening grace beyond all gold. O feast! O triumph of the kitchen's art! Each dish a sonnet, savory and warm. We sampled all, and still our hunger grew, For every bite did beg another verse. The price alone was paid in pleasure full, And gladly would I ransom it again. Then rose the play, "Twelfth Night" upon the stage. A comedy so fleet of tongue and limb That laughter leapt unbidden from my chest. The players brought their utmost to the boards, Each soul alive with timing, wit, and fire. Not once did mirth grow stale, nor joy sit still; The night flew past as if on fairy wings. We left with hearts made light and bellies glad, Already sworn to swift return again. Next time, with kin and blood and chosen friends, That they too may partake this joyful spell. So hear me, travelers of time and taste: If thou wouldst dine with laughter, love, and art, Seek thou this tavern where old words live new. I'll meet thee there anon, until that hour, I rest thy servant, smiling in recall.

Went on Thurs which is free for women and LGBTQIA+ people. Was asked a question before the show,…read moreanswers gathered by a staff member. There was also a bucket next to a question for written answers. Once the show started, saw some improv games I've never seen before, actors / actresses were pretty good. Show was pretty long, 1 hr and then a break before finishing. It was all short-form and I wanted to watch some long form, so I left during the break. Was a decent show!

If you live in the area and have children, I highly recommend this as an extra curriculum activity…read more We recently attended the improv for our granddaughter at the end of the 9 week session. It was wonderful..ALL the kids were professional and didn't break character...we truly loved the show, and the staff is awesome!!

The issue isn't the service/- it's letting influencers on Instagram set a completely different…read moreexpectation.... So yes this review is what you think it is .. Quaint is the best way to describe this location. Downtown college park maybe a block away from Nouvea . I would come here or possible rent the venue for a girls night in the back room. What I would not do is come here for a date night. (Per the IG review that lead most of us here) It gives off "grass wall" neon and strobe lighting / young adult ambiance. Like a jhene aiko -- summer walker music video set had a baby. Over 30 +years old. Don't do it . We went specifically because of the Instagram hype. Instagram will lead you down a rabbit hole to just any and everything. The venue itself is long. It's not big width wise at all. I cannot think of a venue to compare it to as it's very quaint . Maybe a small boutique is a good comparison. The playlist they had going was really good. No in ceiling speakers. Speakers were floor bass speakers . Now the service A1 we came on a Thursday a young man working the bar was very kind and very patient especially seeing as he was by himself. Everyone came by the drink special advertised on Instagram. The young man was so busy we weren't sure what brand of tequila we were drinking, but you do receive your flight. The back room is "hidden" past a bookshelf . The front area is a small bar with maybe 6-8 bar stools. We did not order as we knew we weren't staying long. we ordered the $10 tequila flights. 2 each ... and left. Again the service wasn't the problem the expectation versus what you receive personally turned me off. It is not meant for date nights, maybe small gatherings or catch ups with your girlfriends. The same gentlemen working the bar was also back-and-forth between the kitchen so food service was probably gonna be long as well. I probably will not be back but again it was an OK experience the venue itself could be cool to rent out.

Frostology is incredible! While wandering around Atlanta, came across a lil strip of restaurants…read moreand bars. LUCKILY I spotted an inconspicuous sign that said "Frostology". This intimate spot has a $5.00 hh everyday from 4-10. I had the espresso martini and the red wedding. Pics in this post. You can tell when a bar owner loves a craft cocktail. Each drink had layers of flavor. The espresso drink was on the hh which means it was about half the size as the other drink. Totally worth it. Especially if you're bar hopping. Staff was helpful and warm. And the atmosphere is quirky and unique. There is a lil room in the back where they have Kareoke. Very unique spot. Would definitely come on the regular if I lived in the area.

I came here with a friend on a weekday night and it was just us two and two other couples. The…read morespace is nice and wide open, I just don't think it is known about. They have a pretty good priced happy hour and the setup is definitely there to be busy. I say if your in the area, stop and check it out. It is a great pre game spot from what I could tell and definitely for you if you do not like a crowd. Now weekends could be a whole different story.. There is a parking garage next to the establishment that is paid parking. It is a walk down the steps and to the street to get to the entrance. They have hookah, but it doesn't seem like an established hookah set up. I say this because they put me in mind of the places that you go that just offer it to offer it, but have no real selection of flavors and a basic hookah setup. They also ran out of coals so I didn't get a hookah because the bartender had to run up the street to the store to buy more... lol They have a nice space Good Happy Hour Good Food (So the people w me said) Several Tvs Good music

This place hit the spot for a quick eat and a cocktail. The house salad was on point and the…read morePhilly egg rolls were surprisingly delicious. While the entrance is unassuming once you are inside you see comfortable tables and plush seats. They also have hooka available. We stopped on the way to a comedy show and all the staff was wonderfully attentive. We could not have asked for better service! The food also hit the spot and the music was great!!

It was a buddy's birthday so we had dinner and came here for a show. All 3 comics were tremendous,…read moreand we were seated just moments before the show started. The service is very good here, considering it's a crowd of 300 in a small space. Alberto took our order for drinks, and we had a couple and enjoyed the evening. Service was great. The only issues I had was surrounding the bathrooms, it's two unisex "one-ers" and the line can get long. Afterwards we walked thru the diner doors and I bought a couple cookies for two of our group. According to them; they were great! Hopefully I'll be back soon for some more shows.

Food is ok from Landmark Diner. Ambiance is typical comedy club. You need to screen shot the seats…read moreyou choose because they will sit people in your seats and reassign you before you get there. BE AWARE

Always funny shows. First-rate comedy. Be sure to check them out.read more

I need to visit this place more often. What a great show! I haven't laughed this much in a long…read moretime. And I really look forward to the next set of sketches. This was first aid for a weary brain. The writing was brilliant, intelligent, and just dang funny. Sketch comedy at its best.