We had tickets to an 8:00 show. The "primary owner" made the decision to remove the seats that we…read morehad legally purchased. He would not seat us because our seats no longer existed. Further he seated several people who showed up 20-30 minutes late for a show that was supposed to start at 8:00. I'm especially disappointed because I couldn't enjoy seeing one of my favorite artists, through no fault of my own! That was a horrible customer service decision. This spot has potential, but it will NOT be realized if they don't get their act together!!!!!!! Buyer beware!!!

Saw Walter K and David Butler for a really great show!!! First time at this venue. It does need…read morebetter signage because it was difficult to find.

Enjoyed a delicious spicy margarita here. Awesome spot for a date night or a quick cocktail. I…read morefelt totally comfortable grabbing a solo drink here. Great vibe.

Cute little spot to have a cocktail. Bar service was exceptional and my boyfriend said his old…read morefashioned was awesome . I just wish my Cosmo had real lime and not a ton of the fake stuff. It made the entire drink taste like imitation lime. All in all it is an adorable spot in G-Village to have a cocktail

Newport Music Hall is a Columbus institution. I can't even count the number of shows I've been to…read moreover the last 30-odd years. Everybody is always friendly - they have a solid staff, no complaints. Is it clean? Not really. Is it loud? Deafeningly so. Are you gonna get beat up in the pit? Probably. Can you hear well basically anywhere in the venue? For sure. I have to get strategic with where j stand if j want to see, but I'm 5' tall so I'm used to that. If you're lucky enough to sit upstairs, that's the best view but it's not always open. From The Strokes to GWAR, the Newport has never let me down. Parking sort of sucks since it's across the street from OSU. I always ride share, but I'm sure there's a parking garage nearby. Campus rules apply - be smart, eyes up, don't stray or stay after midnight, and don't keep valuables in your car.

I had such a great time at the R&B Only event held at Newport Music Hall. It was my first time…read morevisiting and I had some friends with me during their first trip to cbus. There's a main, general admission area that doesn't have seating, making it great for those who want to dance the night away more easily. We sat upstairs in the balcony area. I liked that there was a bar up there as well! The bathrooms got SLAMMED about halfway through, so they weren't the cleanest, but I understand. Looking forward to going back for more concerts!

I booked a section for my bday and it was absolutely horrible. They sent me the link to book and…read morethey had only took a 1$ off my card when it was supposed to be a 50$ deposit. When I got there they told me I only reserved the section. So the 150$ section and bottle with complementary of champagne was no longer a thing. They said all bottles were half off but a bottle of patron was still 250$ . Nothing made sense there was no manager there at all as I was told. So i had to pay 130$ for a bottle of teremana. With no complementary anything and none care everything was take it or leave it. I will not be going back . Especially seeing this would be the 3rd bday ive spent at Noir. Horrible customer service. Security was cool though. Dj horrible and no request is even crazier. They need to do better. But next year ill be taking my services else where

I've been a couple times for different things-  OSU game, just a Saturday night out, etc.  It's a…read morecool little spot. This week I tried happy hour and karaoke. Tried a few different cocktails which were all great - Express on martini, old fashioned that has this delicious brown sugar simple syrup and another bourbon punch like drink.  The staff is always super cool and the music and vibe is always on point. I'll probably start going more during the week for happy hour. Overall, I recommend!

Great Bar with Live Music…read more Great Staff too Cold Beer and old school vibes Love coming here to see live music Easy to get to from the freeway too

An absolute gem. Friendly staff, great prices, and fantastic "dive bar" vibes. The music is world…read moreclass. I came for the music and stayed for the fabulous vibe.

Why have I not tried this before. The Columbus Symphony…read moreOrchestra, and The Ohio State University Marching Band. Followed by fireworks. What a great night. Must attend events.

Picnic with the Pops is put on by the Columbus Symphony Orchestra. It is held at the Columbus…read moreCommons. They do it most Saturdays during the summer. I knew when I saw that En Vogue was on the list of performers I just had to be there. It ended up being the most beautiful night after a rainy day. The humidity was rather low, which is rare in Ohio in mid July. You can park at The Columbus Commons garage and they charge $5. Don't forget to pay when you enter at one of their pay kiosks, so you are not stuck waiting in line after the show to pay for parking. Picnic with the Pops encourages you to bring folding chairs, blankets, small folding tables (think shorter table), and all your food and beverage. Isn't this amazing. A BYOB event in the middle of Columbus! We packed wine and a lovely charcuterie board! I thought we were on top of it. As concert goers started arriving around us I realized that we were amateurs' next to them. The party next to us brought votive candles, a short but big folding table, a center piece consisting of succulents, and a grand amount of delicious looking food. They were schooling us and I was learning. The first half of the show is the Columbus Symphony performing on their own. The sound was wonderful. They put speakers throughout commons grassy area, so you can clearly hear everywhere. I felt so at peace while listening to the symphony sitting under the wispy clouds while the sun set behind the tall buildings. It truly was relaxing. Being able to enjoy a wonderful bottle of wine downtown without paying a huge mark up was awesome! I am a big fan of BYOB! After intermission En Vogue joined the symphony on stage and that is when the party started. The harmonies that En Vogue can do is so beautiful! I loved that they called the musicians the Columbus Sym"funk"ony!!! It was such a fun night of music, dancing, and friends all while hanging out downtown at the Columbus Commons! I highly suggest checking out the Picnic with the Pops schedule and making it to a show! You will not regret it. It is the right price.

They have 'free jukebox' a lot of nights, which is a neat way of saying the bartenders' friends…read morewill use the bar's money to play the songs they like 'next' while you wait to hear what you actually paid for. It's an interesting business model, for sure.

Great neighborhood bar, cheap drinks, $2 domestic beers, free parking, excellent service, fabulous…read morehappy hour, snacks available for purchase, free popcorn and cheap shots. The pours here are excellent. Happy hour ages range from 30s to retired. Great place to hang. They have a few video games, a pool table, and keno. They also have a juke box . It's very clean and a favorite place of the locals. They also have several tvs for sports games.

Went to NPAC last weekend to see my second favorite musical, "My Fair Lady" ("Oliver" is #1)…read more While not the greatest theater I've visited, the seating was quite comfortable and arranged perfectly to accommodate the elderly and others requiring assistance. They did have a nice concession area with plenty of relaxation room, prior to showtime. I must admit that their stage/set conversion process was excellent. The performers quickly stormed the stage, in-between scenes in the low lighting and moved the props and set around flawlessly. With no curtain to disguise this activity, you couldn't help but admire their efficiency. The show was just as beautiful as the movie, with stellar performances from all of the cast, featuring Columbus celebrity anchorman, Cabot Rea. Cabot's acting and singing voice were a great surprise in the role of Henry Higgins. Maybe it was my imagination, but he did it so well, he started to remind me of Rex Harrison, the original actor. The actress portraying Eliza Doolittle was simply adorable and graceful with a truly beautiful singing voice. The sleeper hits came from the characters Col. Pickering and Alfred Doolittle. They were so much fun to watch that you couldn't help but keep an eye on them, even when they weren't speaking. They, just like the remainder of the cast, gave such life to their characters that it was impossible for one to ignore them, even in the background. All of the performers were fun to watch, even after they exited the stage and disappeared to the back of the audience. The music was performed by one keyboard player who I talked to briefly before the final act, complimenting her expertise. She was such a sweetheart who rounded out the entire show beautifully. If you'd like a great time, take a look at their site and make it a point to attend an upcoming show. I'm looking forward to their next show and hope that they use the same cast, if not the majority.

Great stage and back stage area for performers to practice and get ready. Wished there were more…read moredressing rooms however. Bathroom could be kept cleaner.