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    Pakeng Palace

    5.0 (1 review)
    Open 11:00 am - 11:30 pm

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    The High Note Karaoke Lounge - The look on Richards face at karaoke is priceless!

    The High Note Karaoke Lounge

    3.8(50 reviews)
    2.3 miWestown, Downtown
    $

    Everyone is so friendly here. We came here on a Wednesday night and it was a vibe. Service was…read morequick and love that this a full time karaoke place.

    The High Note is a sparse little bar, but it knows what it wants to be: a place for folks to sing…read moretheir hearts out after a few cheap drinks. The stage is set up against the front window so passersby can see the excitement within, and the monitors are placed around the restaurant so all patrons can sing along. Naturally, it's exceptionally loud here, so hearing protection is recommended. When we were there, the vocalists ranged from trained singers to drunks hitting every wrong note. We heard hip-hop, country, rock, pop, and even metal, so you can step up and sing whatever you feel like. Adding your name is easy, and the hosts flow between acts so quickly that it won't take long for you to get your time to shine. What surprised me most was how often the hosts sang. The two bartenders Ernesto and Mahogany each have absolutely breathtaking voices (Ernesto in particular made my ladyfriends swoon), but they sang roughly every 4 songs despite a steady flow of various other voices that wanted a turn. To their credit, they also valiantly offered backup vocals for duets and seemed to know every song. I watched Ernesto taking orders and serving drinks with one hand while belting into the mic with the other. Definitely an impressive skill set, but they might consider stepping their participation back a bit. There's an electronic drum kit onstage, and later in the evening a guy named Sosa sat down at it and began accompanying most of the songs with flawless beats. I could watch him all night. There aren't many seats - there were about 5 tables lining the walls, which offers plenty of space for dancing, and lots of folks jumped up to dance. It was a very supportive atmosphere . So supportive, in fact, that an apparent regular named Jake came over to hit on my partner. We had fun and each got to sing what we wanted, but agreed that the place could be furnished and decorated a little more fully, and that the bartenders were a little overbearing and intimidating when it came to singing.

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    Angelo's Piano Lounge

    Angelo's Piano Lounge

    4.4(47 reviews)
    3.6 miLower East Side
    $$

    If I still lived in Milwaukee, I would be at Angelo's every weekend. Angelo's is a throwback to a…read moreclassier era, when tiny piano and jazz clubs proliferated from coast to coast. When I was in high school living in NYC, I would get dressed up, head downtown, and drop in to half a dozen places like Angelo's. Dark, sultry, back then filled with smokers looking Bohemian and arty, the music was cool, and I felt so hip drinking my Whiskey Sour. Angelo's provides a 21st Century model of what I described. It's perfect for a romantic tryst or a date that has prurience in mind. The music is eclectic, the drinks made well, and the crowd in the know. Angelo's is a treasure. Go and keep this vestige of better times alive.

    Yes, I miss some of the nostalgic kitsch that made Angelo's special, but I like the updated look,…read moreand I tip my hat to the new owners who thought enough to revive and retain Angelo's Piano Bar. The old bar remains with new bar stools, except for Angelo's bar stool at the south end of the bar. The lighting and colors are brighter and warmer, at least they were on my visit when the sun was still out, well it was cloudy but not night time. You know what I mean. The tables are new with and the bar has that "new bar smell" from the new wood and construction. I was also told the entire roof had to be torn off and replaced. A new keyboard is located on the south wall in the center instead of the southeast corner of the old piano. The drink list offers a handful of drafts, bottles, and wines, as well as a fairly healthy list of spirits. Prices seem in line and reasonable. Angelo's will be open 7 days a week, opening at 3:00 Saturday and Sunday and 4:00 the rest of the week. Music runs 4:00pm-8:00pm Sundays and 9:00pm-1:30am Thursday-Saturday. My visit today was brief, but I plan to return soon. Giving four stars for now until I check out the music scene and a typical Friday or Saturday night. I'm just happy Angelo's is open again.

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    Duke's On Water

    Duke's On Water

    3.3(51 reviews)
    3.0 miEast Town
    $

    Terrible Ownership, atmosphere, experience...see below. An…read moreAbsolute Joke - Duke's Is a Waste of Space and Time. THIS BAR IS NOT WHAT IT USED TO BE. If you're considering going to Duke's, don't bother. This place has completely hit rock bottom, and it's clear no one, especially the owner, gives a damn. The owner is unbelievably rude and has flat-out made it known in a conversation "I don't care whether you come here or not." The former owner could never. Why? Because the new owner's got other locations that funnel money into his pockets. So, your business means absolutely nothing to him. The atmosphere is nothing short of depressing. Whatever decorations once gave the place some semblance of life have been stripped away, leaving the bar looking like a rundown and that's given up on trying. No vibe, no energy, no crowd--seriously, there's hardly anyone there anymore, and who could blame them? It's painfully obvious that Duke's is circling the drain. The owner's apathy is contagious, and it shows in every detail. Even the bartenders hint that this place just isn't it anymore...ouch. The place is soulless, and it's a miracle the doors are still open at this point. There's zero excitement, no reason to ever set foot inside, and if you do, you'll regret wasting your time and money. Save yourself the disappointment and go anywhere else there are plenty of better options around the corner, or across the street.

    Very bad service , first time being here and the lady with the long red nails was so rude. She only…read moretalked to her regulars, didn't pay any attention to my group Of our friends. Then we asked her to turn the music up and she refused too. We will never be back here , maybe get better bartenders.

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