just need to update the pos system! dont take my card!…read more Awesome place for live music! Hole in the wall place! Great drinks!

This is the perfect dive bar, a great place to come have some good cheap drinks with excellent…read moreservice and live music. There are definitely cliques of locals here, but that is a good thing. Everyone keeps to themselves or their groups, and it is a better crowd than you will find at some of the local clubs. Bricktown definitely didn't turn out the way the planners wanted, but it is a good thing this "rustic" spot kept its "charm" despite all the gentrification in the area.

Had a great time, music was good and drinks were reasonable. Venue itself isn't huge but still fits…read morea good crowd, everything was clean which is great. Over all had a great time and will be back soon.

76th street was awesome! I hope you have them at your venue again soon! Love that this is a small…read moreplace where you can see the acts up close!

Riley was awesome as well as the bartender. The TJ was fire best burger I've had in foreverread more

Started off rough Wednesday night when they weren't prepared for the influx of March Madness and…read moreHusker fans. Their kitchen was backed up over an hour and items on the menu started getting dropped. Waitress said we cleaned out the kitchen. They had karaoke on Wednesday and everyone was having a great time. As a Husker fan in town, we dominated the environment and it quickly turned into a Husker bar. Idk how the bartenders ended up with Husker tank tops but they embraced the madness and rolled with it! Only star i had to knock off was them not having the AC on while the bar was PACKED wall to wall on a 98 degree day. We had to leave and go next door because it was so uncomfortable. Unfortunately but everything else was great. They said it was busier Wednesday than St Patty's day was Tuesday. Thanks for hosting a ton of Huskers!

Love this place I…read morewas in OKC on vacation and went to see MAMMOTH ( Eddie Van Halen's Son ) His Band was awesome Diamond Ballroom impressed me It was clean , plenty of places to stand and watch the show Great staff , easy to get drinks Security was good as well A great venue

Great classic venue, it was clean and well-managed. We saw Return to Dust/Myles Kennedy/Mammoth WVH…read morewith my family of 4. Our youngest was 17, but we saw even younger kids there with their families. Acoustics were great and we really enjoyed the small intimate feel of the show. Bring an extra $20 for a very cool Diamond Ballroom t-shirt.

Singer-Songwriter Essentials…read more American-music served straight up in an intimate venue for those who truly appreciate what the artist has to say. Blue Door patrons come to hear the music. Greg Johnson has created a unique storyteller forum in a casual BYOB neighborhood place that happens to showcase great singer-songwriters. As example, last night I heard Tracy Grammer deliver an amazingly vulnerable and enchanting performance that rivaled any concert I have ever witnessed. Her transcendent vocals were as inspired as her loving tribute to Dave Carter. When you enter the Blue Door, as I have many times, be prepared for an up close and personal evening that celebrates the essence of the artistic experience.

I visited The Blue Door when BJ Barham played and it was a fantastic experience. I enjoyed the…read moreintimate environment and loved the fact that my friends and I could bring in our own alcohol and not shell out a fortune for watered down drinks. It was just pure, simple rock and roll...no frills, no fancy drinks, hell not even fancy chairs - but an experience 10x that of the shows I have attended at larger venues.

Was going to dinner and found ourselves here as we were early for our reservation. Loved this…read moreneighborhood bar. It was a stiff drink worth the price you pay for booze. Friendly atmosphere and live music on the weekends. Would go back!

Love this little club. Staff is nice. Great vibe, always great music, especially the Sunday jazz…read more Literally my only complaint is the lack of non-alcoholic options. Basically all they can do is soda water & juice. I would love to see a good mocktail menu like some other places have, like Angry Scotsman and Bricktown Comedy Club. Other than that, it's my favorite small venue for a relaxing evening.

MOJO'S WAS AWESOMEEEEE!…read more My boyfriend and I spent the weekend in OKC and we aren't partiers at all, but we love live music and a relaxing ambiance. Mojo's was the perfect spot for that. The bar is old, but that's what makes it cool. The location is perfect; right in the middle of downtown OKC and right next to the Bricktown Canal. The lighting was really chill and relaxing, and the music was phenomenal. We found a spot to sit immediately, and even though it got busier as the night went on, we still didn't feel crowded or stressed. I ordered a margarita there, and it was pretty good. The whole setup was just super cool, and my boyfriend and I finally found a perfect spot to hangout after dinner. I'd love to go back when it's warmer and sit in the outdoor seating (again, next to the Bricktown Canal)! If you like live blues/older rock music, this is a great spot!

While a little off the beaten path this place is worth going to. The drinks were all delicious and…read moreon point. Service was great. There was a great band playing outside (if a little loud). The music was fun and full of energy. Come get a drink and enjoy the music!!

Great service amazing customer care and awesome ambiance. Love the bartenders. The food is decent.read more

This spot isn't your classic speakeasy in terms of vibe or crowd. Instead, it's an eclectic bar…read morefeel broken into several themed areas...think disco room, pool hall, cozy lounge seating, plus a stage for live music and dancing. The crowd was a fun mix, from early 20s to more seasoned patrons. I can definitely see it being a great place to explore with a group, bouncing from one themed space to another. I'm curious to come back on jazz night to see whether it leans more speakeasy than bar. One of the bartenders even shared a bit of the building's backstory: it was originally a house in McAlester, OK, transported all the way to OKC. Apparently it may have once been a nursing home and possibly a brothel. If only those walls could talk!

I was lucky enough to attend one of The Flaming Lips bubble concerts here recently and honestly I…read morecannot tell you much about this venue since I walked in the door, showed my ticket, got into our bubble, and didn't get back out until the show was over. I will say the staff went above and beyond to make this show a huge success for all who were there. While I'm sure it was a massive undertaking to organize and facilitate the logistics that this type of concert necessitated, especially during a pandemic that has completely halted concert going for way too long, they NAILED it! Say what you will (for anyone reading who was there) but they worked through the entry and exit process as smoothly as you should expect anyone to have done. Every staff/volunteer/security person we encountered was friendly and understanding and did their best. The bubble experience was other worldly to say the least! I am not sure how to even describe to you how it felt to be experiencing live music again after so long. The Flaming Lips were AMAZING and super appreciative of everyone, including the venue, for being there and cooperating and everything else related to that evening. No alcohol was served, for obvious reasons, so I can't speak to any concessions or other usual venue stuff. I like the size of this venue and would enjoy seeing another show there anytime I am afforded the opportunity. It's as standing room only (or at least I assume it usually is) situation and they have a balcony that is 3 sided. I love watching shows from a balcony rail...so I'd likely pick that if possible. Way to go, Criterion, you have helped create a once in a lifetime experience by opening your doors to those bubble concerts!

I was super disappointed that this place would sell these seats. This is the view from a 4 top…read moretable. Total rip off and the crap part is they knew this area has zero view. F this place!

Absolutely -- here's a diplomatic and balanced review that mentions both the charm and the areas…read morethat could be improved without sounding overly negative: We visited this little theater in Oklahoma City for a guitar performance and overall had a fun experience. It's a small, cozy venue that feels more intimate than a traditional theater, which can be nice for smaller shows and performances. The building has a unique, historic feel, although the seating could definitely be more comfortable. The theater itself is quite small, so I think the experience may depend a lot on the type of show you're attending. One area that could use some attention is the bathrooms. They were not in the best condition, and there was some inappropriate language written inside, which was a little disappointing. Overall, I'd say it's worth visiting at least once if there's a performance you're interested in. The intimate atmosphere is definitely part of its charm, but there are a few things that could be improved to make the experience better.

Refreshingly cooler (with air conditioning and stylistically) than I imagined it might have been…read more I've been to some of these older theaters that are not quite up to par - but not this one. Comfortable and Kitschy - pleasantly old school with enough modern to count it relevant for a great place to enjoy good music, theater (or your choice of...) and fun! Thanks for hosting Post ModernJukebox! Wowzer and fantastic!