Fantastic intimate venue with a wide variety of music! A longtime friend of ours brought us there…read morelast year and we were completely blown away by the band and their ability to sound exactly like so many different famous artists. This year, the same friend rented out the entire place including two sets by the house band for a milestone birthday celebration. I believe they have catering packages, but in this case, our friends supplied the food while the venue supplied the beverages and took care of cleaning up. The band really engages the audience with singalong parts, clapping, waving your hands in the air, etc. It was incredible fun; take a look at some of the pics: Note: the sound is superb but incredibly loud so don't forget to bring some hi-fidelity hearing protection.

I have seen two shows there very nice it's like being at a concert but a more close venue and more…read morepersonal . Love it Amy stinger

This is a house in the woods of Williamstown, NJ. The guy here, Alan, likes to provide a safe…read moreplace for local bands to preform. It's donations only, and donations are greatly appreciated (especially for traveling bands that need to buy expensive gas). The place is a little dirty, but what do you expect when you go to a show that crusty punks live and put on shows in? It is a good place to check out local music and slightly smaller touring bands.

Its a good place to see a show and Alan is a great person to know in the music scene of South…read moreJersey and Philly and a great guy all around. Bands show up and about 30-40 kids from the local scene do too, and thats usually a recipe for fun.

Let me start by saying that the two acts I saw at the Lizzie Rose Music Room were awesome. The…read moreplace itself is small so any seat in the venue is great. All of the volunteers were extremely friendly and it made for a great experience. I really enjoyed our experience at this place, however, during the recent visit: The only reason for giving it only one star was the emcee, who I believe is the owner. He, in my opinion, was completely rude. He spent most of his time before the show not talking about the acts but how the place was funded by donations from the audience and how recently people haven't put enough in the passed around donation bucket. My first time at this location I was unaware that a donation was requested for the volunteers so I didn't have any cash on hand. This time I made a point to bring cash because I totally appreciate volunteer work. But this man, in my opinion, belittled the volunteers by requesting at least a $20 donation. Saying that the donations have been sparse during recent events and we need to make up for it. Why do I need to make up for it? Hey, maybe mention it on your website so that people understand the situation, instead of making people feel guilty when they get to the venue. He also, in my opinion again, made fun of people who have never been to the venue before saying why haven't you been since we've been here for so many years. He should appreciate that people are coming to his venue. It definitely felt like people he didn't know weren't worth coming to the venue. Again just my opinion. But if it was my first time at the venue and someone told me they should give them $20 for volunteers and why haven't you been here before, I'd be insulted. He also had an attitude when my wife, who has trouble with stairs, was walking to the front of the venue. He said we should have let them know ahead of time and they would have told us about the handicap entrance. It's not labeled anywhere and how was I supposed to know ahead of time to contact them? I did look back on their website to check the information and 1) they do indicate that donations help with their non-profit organization, but it's below where you click on information about the shows, so it's not easy to see. Maybe you should move that up and specifically say that you will request donations at the show. 2) The handicap information is at the very bottom of the page and again not necessarily where you'd go to find it. Maybe have a FAQ link at the top of the page?

It is one of the most amazing places to see a show. It is intimate, charming, and delightful. We…read morealways enjoy coming here and they always have amazing bands.

I went back in March in the off-season. Your typical hole in the wall biker bar. Large dirt parking…read morelot and an outside area for bands in the summer. Service was great and so was the food, typical bar food and the prices were on the cheape side. Worth a stop if you are riding through the pines and want to try something new. I'm sure they are popping during events.

Fish tacos came cold. Ugh. Pork sliders were a little dry ,Caesar's salad was good. Sat at bar and…read moreservice was excellent .Fish sandwich was just ok

PHILADELPHIA, PA: we walked by Nikki Lopez Philadelphia took a double take, and then walked back…read moreto enjoy this dog friendly dive bar and music venue. We met the owner, Nikki, who is a transplant from NYC wanting to bring a cool concept to the city by featuring great bands, a full bar, and hot dogs (you can also bring in your own food). There is a TV to watch the Philly sports teams and weekly hot dog eating contest on Sunday afternoons. We loved chilling here on a Saturday afternoon and meeting cool people who came through to enjoy the good vibes in this late night spot.

An incredible bar. The owner Nikki is incredibly down to earth and knows how to run a legendary…read morebar. One of the main bartenders, Megan, is one in ten million. I absolutely recommend this bar to any music lover and/or Philly local. Well done folks! Can't wait to get back.

What a greaaaattt venue! My friend and I traveled here for Club1BD last weekend and had a blast!…read more This was a nice-sized venue, with clean bathrooms, a bar and even a fast-working coat-check center that I did not personally use, but the line moved and a lot of people used it! We Uber'd to the facility so I was not familar with surrounding parking but I do recommend others do the same!

Last night I saw Otoboke Beaver with DBGC at Union Transfer. It's been years since I saw a concert…read morehere. The venue did not disappoint and I had a great time just like in the past. Great acoustics, friendly and hard working staff - from security to the bar, and an overall good, fun vibe. The only difference from when I last was here is there's a parking fee in the back, but it was reasonable rate and honestly a good deal. Union Transfer is still an awesome place to see a show!!

AWESOME studio! 4 different recording rooms all equipped with a drum set. Awesome vinyl art and…read moremusic art all over the building. Plenty of parking. Friendly staff. Cheap hourly rental for such a great spot. And the live music room that holds 110 is great for throwing any music event. BYOB for certain Friday night shows as well. Great little location with a live sound/music room for events with a nice little sound system. DEFINITELY check this place out!

Yeah I ask them to numerous times to turn down the speakers a live to the left of them and they…read morejust don't care

Very fun spot to see live music. Unassuming if unfamiliar (as I was till last night) it is a proper…read moresound venue with sound mixing and all. BYOB makes it a party! There is a $5 donation ask per imbiber but you'll see it's worth the support. Getting a Pogues tribute, locally, is a treat.

Fun location, easy to access. We went for a band. No food, just wine and beer. Will keep an eye out…read morefor future plans.

Very good small music venue in Kennett Square. Non-profit organization runs the location to show…read moreoff local talent. Venue is small (about 100) but sound is OK (although it might be a but loud with a rock band). We saw an Irish band (Beyond the Pale) and the sound was good. It is BYOB with a small kitchen that serves sandwiches and snacks. Costs were about $20 for admission.

Haven't been to Caroline's in a long time and I don't think we've ever eaten here; mostly late…read morenight for drinks and music. This time we came to see our friend playing music in the bar area. The bar was crowded for 4:00pm but we found a table which worked well for us. I went to the bar to get my wife and I some beers and the bartender served us right away. I asked if we could get menus for the table and she sent over our server. He was great. He took our order quickly and came back often to the table to see if we wanted anything else. When I read the menu before coming I knew I really wanted to try the tacos. Between my wife and I we got to try 4 types: - Tuna: This was delicious. One of the best tuna tacos I've ever had. They used a nice strip of good tuna meat and seared it with a nice spice blend. - Mahi Mahi (grilled), Mushroom, Shrimp (fried): all were very good The only reason for only four stars was the price for the tacos. Compared to other restaurants that sell tacos they run roughly a dollar more than most establishments. However the quality of the tuna in my opinion does justify the higher price.

Second time here but this time we sat inside. They weren't that busy at 5:30pm and had no host so…read morewe grabbed a table in the back. My son and wife loved the bacon, blue burger and the surf and turf burger. I got the chicken Parm linguine and I'm thinking maybe I should've got a burger. The "Italian" sauce is way too sweet. I'm thinking too much basil. The chicken didn't taste fresh I guess. I don't know how else to describe it. Our server was super busy, but still did a really good job. Again the burgers and fries are good so I would stick with that or the Pizza or Mexican next time.