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Opera House Saloon

3.5 (114 reviews)
ModerateBars, Music Venues
Closed • 6:00 pm - 11:00 PM

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OPERA HOUSE SALOON ATMOSPHERE

What's the vibe?
Loud
Live music
Casual
Good for dancing

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Franny Z.

We went to an event here with my husband's team and we had fun. The bathrooms here are gorgeous!

Thursday Line Dancing
Kellee B.

I've only been here a handful of times for line dancing classes. I appreciate a couple of things: happy hour until 7pm, huge water dispenser to quench your thirst as you shake in your boots, and the outside 2nd floor patio for breaks. Place is clean, including the bathrooms and staff is friendly.

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Cierra W.

This is a nice big space for dancing and live music. There's 2 floors. The bottom floor has a bar, karaoke, and a pool table. The top floor has a huge dance floor, a stage, seating (tables and booths), and a bar. I come here mostly for line dancing (on Thursday nights). Jen teaches beginner and intermediate classes. It's a lot of fun! The drinks sometimes taste watered down, but the food is pretty good. There's free water stands available at the bar near the dancefloor. The staff are fun and friendly. The bathroom upstairs is huge. There's several stalls, big mirriors, and an area to lounge. There's a big [free] parking lot across the street and street parking available.

Chicken Wings and French fries
Sangle L.

The food was good and the drinks taste great and I enjoyed for the first time I had fun and seeing things

Mike B.

Cool place , went to a concert there , great service, nice theater and big ole dance floor ! We'll be back !

Nik N.

Went here for the first time to watch bands play and it was a great time. Cool building. Good drinks. Great music. Will definitely go back. The bartenders were very busy and doing a great job getting drinks out for all the people who showed up.

Eliza D.

Wow, never going back! The place could use some sound tiles and a decent sound person. It was ridiculously loud! I recorded 103dB, and no one cared about losing their hearing. My ears were ringing for days. Certain music should never drown out the vocals!

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It was my first going and I loved every minute of it. I went for a coworkers birthday and listened to the live bands.

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Great music and service. Really enjoyed the live music. Location was great as well.

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Great live music upstairs and karaoke for the brave downstairs! Fun place to go for a wide variety of people.

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Ask the Community - Opera House Saloon

Is there another way to get upstairs other then the stairs ? I'm handicaped and some friends are having a birthday party coming up in Dec. Would like to attend if you are accessible. Thank You

Hi Michael, thank you for reaching out to us! While we don't have another route to go upstairs at the Opera House, our staff would gladly assist or carry you upstairs so you… 

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“I try to reserve a month in advance as I almost always reserve the large booth in the corner and want the make sure I get it.”

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4.5(464 reviews)
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