I was here for an industry event recently and I can't say I was super impressed. You enter a store…read morefront and go down a long dim hall to an elevator at the back. The elevator takes you to the event space, in this case the 3rd floor and terrace. The terrace is nice, but there are nicer ones in the area. The hall on 3 was fine. Great, friendly bartender. All the food served was cold, however.

TTOG is a beautiful full service venue with a bridal room, main reception floor with a full bar,…read moreand a rooftop overlooking Kansas City. They also have a décor closet with leftover centerpieces, sequin runners, etc. that you can use, which saved us a lot of money! The food is AMAZING. We went with a 3 protein buffet (rotisserie chicken, roast beef carving station, salmon) with salad, rolls, and 2 sides. It was AMAZING-- easily the best wedding food I've ever had. Another bonus with TTOG is that they offer two day-of coordinators, which I couldn't have appreciated more. A few weeks before the wedding, we met with Emad to set a timeline for the night so that everything moved along smoothly as the night progressed. I dropped all my decor off (and a list of the ones I wanted to use from their supply) the week of the wedding, and they do all of the set up and tear down for us! Everything looked perfect the night of. We don't have a single complaint about the venue, Emad or Maggie, or the bar/serving staff. If anything went wrong, Emad or Maggie took care of it and we didn't notice a thing! For the price, they offered a lot more than any other venues downtown that we looked at, and came in at our projected budget. I cannot say enough nice things about TTOG and would 100% recommend them to another couple.

I loved this venue for seeing a concert! The reserved cabaret seating was great. The staff was…read morefriendly and efficient. My only critique was the lighting but that might have been the choice of the artist it was super dark and difficult to see but we still loved the show.

An an old theater that has been renovated as an event space and concert venue with an 800 person…read morecapacity. Their is generally no seating on the floor when there are concerts yet they have a few reserved tables and chairs in the wrap around balcony. I have done both and certainly appreciate a chair when attending a three hour event. The bar is priced moderately and much cheaper than some venues, my bourbon and soda was $8. Street parking on Main Street is now off limits because of the streetcar, lots are small and limited and side streets are dark and sketchy, so catch an Uber or take the streetcar.

Praveen is an amazing host and he owns this place basically we have shopped around multiple places…read more to celebrate a family event every place that we looked around was super expensive with very less area to celebrate this place was catch all everything. There is a bundle price for an event and they basically do everything for you starting from most of the decor decorating the place everything is so neat and clean that you don't need anything except your own personal decor which will be very minimal as well and there are always people around to help you during the time of the event as well. amazing service and I'm always going back to them for anything that we're doing in future.

Amazing event space and great organizers. Bang for your buck. They helped us with all arrangements…read more Premium cutlery, decorations were outstanding. Price was affordable

Gorgeous remodel of the old Ritz Charles. This is still an event space with 5 connecting rooms that…read morewhen fully open can seat up to 900 people. They also have a side room that is more intimate and sized for a smaller group. Fiorellas is all about "creating hope through hospitality" and this is the newest extension of that mission. Yes, they will serve their legendary Jack Stack BBQ on request, but their head chef has created an amazing menu for this space and the things I got to taste at their grand opening were delicious and elegant. (mini burnt end wellington was outstanding, as was the pita bread and roasted red pepper hummus!) No more doorman in fancy livery, instead you'll walk into a lobby filled with light and a massive wood burning fireplace. The spaces are carpeted and decorated in soft neutrals that feel fresh, modern yet cozy. Electronic screens everywhere make it easy to find your event.

Just had a disgusting experience here - me and 230 other women with values. Won't plan an event…read morethere again.

It is a nice venue. Big. It's outside and if you're under the roof it's nice. You can sit on the…read morelawn but it's not covered. Sound is amazing. Coming in was pretty good. Got there at 7:30PM and it started at 8PM. The lots we somewhat lettered and numbered. We were in Lot B Row 3. It showed B3 in a small sign on the ground but seems like they need ones poles that have the signs on them too so you can see them from far away. Leaving was horrific. Some people directing traffic. But a lot of people just pull out of their spot like right where the road is and it stops the flow. Once we were by the gate on Music Lane, it wasn't as bad and they block traffic on Horizon Pkwy and people leaving venue use all the lanes to go left or right back onto Horizon Plwy. but goodness they need to have better flow. It took like 30mins to get out. Everyone cuts others off and it's just hard. Idk if they can make more exits/entrances if that would help? Prices for drinks and food are ridiculous though. $26 for some cocktail! $12 for bottomless popcorn. Just eat before you go! Maybe bring snacks and leave them in the car for when you go back.

Honestly love this new venue. Not a bad seat in the place, lawn seating was perfectly spacious,…read moredrinks were good albeit pricey, sound system was muchhh better than azura (cricket amphitheater). I was very nervous about parking having read the reviews but it was pretty painless getting in and out. We arrived maybe 30 minutes before the show started. I've dealt with worse trying to get in and out of arrowhead, so maybe they worked out some kinks/ or it's just dependent on the concert? Overall, the venue is beautiful and a great space for outdoor concerts and I'm excited to catch more live shows there.

KC is unbelievably lucky to have The Midland--what a stunner of a venue! Seriously, it's the kind…read moreof place that makes other theaters look like basement rec rooms. The moment you walk in, you're hit with an atmosphere so unique, there's truly nothing else like it. A couple of weeks ago, we saw Paul Simon there and checked out the VIP bar--a classy touch. The bartenders were on point, pouring a solid selection that beats most arena slop by a country mile. Not only is The Midland an architectural icon, it's laid out with fan-friendly genius. Growing up in KC, I've parked my behind in just about every seat over the years, and I swear there isn't a bad one in the house--whether you're front-and-center or chilling in the balcony, you'll feel like you've scored the hookup. Grab tickets to a show at The Midland--you'll thank me later.

Saw a concert at the Midland. This venue is very cool; the ceilings and decor are very ornate and…read morebeautiful. The theater dates back to the 1920's. We have general admission tickets as we brought out 2 boys to their first concert here. It was the perfect first concert! There were plenty of bathrooms and bars throughout. The general admission for this concert was standing room but the floor is tiered and there were some chairs in the back. Overall it was a great experience.

"Small" semi intimate setting as a movie theater but with a stage for tonight's live performance…read morewith Brass Rewind. They have VIP seating--it does offer bistro tables/seating, behind the theatre style seats, but perhaps only for "LIVE" events? So far, the seats are comfy. Plenty of leg room where I'm seated--4th row from the stage-stage left? lol I have no clue but facing the stage, I'm seated on the right, so?? They do have a concession stand, and there's a food truck outside--not sure the truck is this venue's modus operandi.

Fun place. With their eye grabbing marquee, I'm always paying attention to their upcoming shows as…read moreI drive by Aztec often. I was excited to go with my wife and parents to see The Truetones as my mom is a huge Beatles fan. I underestimated how much it would fill up so we stood up near the stage. Though we would not have expected this, Aztec's staff was very kind to offer us any available seats. I do wish there was more standing room available and I wish there was a larger variety of music that played here. However, the classic rock cover bands I've seen here put on a GREAT show. I'm glad to have this place in my local community.

First of all, when the client contacted me and asked me to help with her daughter's wedding, I…read morereadily agreed. The Loose Mansion managers, Abbey and Loren, seemed to have an attitude issue. I wanted the wedding event to be just as memorable for the client as they... but they seemed to want to make things unnecessarily difficult. When I arrived at the scheduled time, neither Abbey nor Loren were there. No one else knew anything about any of the A/V equipment that Loose Mansion provides. Awhile later, Loren arrived. I introduced myself and was as pleasant as I could possibly be. Again, I received a "not so warm" reception. There was just a prevailing attitude of arrogance, entitlement and an unfriendliness. Because Loose Mansion was providing the video projector for the event, I asked Loren if we could plug my computer into the projector prior to the arrival of guests to make sure everything operated correctly. She told me that she probably wouldn't have time to allow me to test the hook-up because she was "so busy". I thought to myself "had you arrived at the time we had agreed upon, perhaps you would have had time to check important components like making sure the A/V would work." I was told that I would need to bring my own sound system and mics because they don't allow any "outsiders" to touch their equipment. So I came prepared with speakers, speaker stands, mixer, mics, and audio playback. As I was setting up the computer, I couldn't get the "Loose Mansion" WiFi network to work. I said something to Loren and she told me that I would have to connect to the "office network". The WiFi network was so ridiculously slow that no webpage would even load up. I thought that something must be wrong... so I connected to the network with my phone to check the speed there. Again, practically non-existent speed... so bad that nothing would work (see the screen caps from both my computer and my phone). I was afraid to say anything to Loren or ask her to reset her router for fear that I'd get another harsh response. So I just set up my own hotspot and used that. I finally did mention it to Loren and she said "Yes, it's very slow... we just tell people to download everything they need in advance." It seems ridiculous that a professional "event space" facility would have WiFi that is virtually of no use whatsoever. As the set-up for this very nice wedding event proceeded, I noticed that Loren was wearing a black skirt for the event, but with old green sneakers. I thought that she was just wearing these old green sneakers because they were comfortable during the set-up process, but surely she'd change into something more presentable for the wedding once guests started to arrive. Wrong! Later during the event, I overheard one guest mention her appearance to another guest... they were also surprised that management would allow an onsite manager to dress like this for a client's wedding event. They forgot to turn on the speakers for the ceremony, so if you were sitting in the room used for the ceremony, it sounded like all of the sound/music was coming from the room behind you (there were speakers in other rooms of the house). After the ceremony, as guests went for cocktails, we started to set up our gear for the after-dinner event. The "unused" Loose Mansion speakers were still sitting on the small stage... and when I asked Loren if we could move them aside so we could have room for our speakers, she said "No, we'll leave them right where they are!" Unbelievable! Another thing noticed was the fact that in order to lower the projection screen from the ceiling mount, Loren had to get a tall staffer who stood on top of a bucket or something and then used a plastic coat hanger to try to reach the bottom of the screen and pull it down. Tacky! My review is directed to other vendors/event planners. I've never had to deal with event space management who was NOT a team-player with the goal of wanting to create a stellar event by working TOGETHER with vendors. Instead, there was noticeable resistance. It's really too bad!

Our daughter and son-in-law recently had their wedding reception at Loose Mansion and we were…read moreextremely please with the event. We cannot recommend Loose Mansion highly enough. My wife and I were impressed and pleased with the professionalism of the staff and the preparation of the event space. The event manager, Loren, appeared to be everywhere and invisible at the same time, and the staff worked seamlessly with the outside vendors. Every guest that spoke to me about the venue mentioned how beautiful it is and how well everything ran. My wife and I also stayed in the Carriage House and that simplified and enhanced our experience. We love to take a morning walk, and the neighborhood was fun to explore too. One last item that I don't want to overlook is their process of event preparation. It seemed that every need, every eventuality, was anticipated and prepared for. On the front end, it seemed a little daunting, answering all those questions and choosing among so many options, but the payoff came at the reception. Everything ran smoothly and we were able to relax and enjoy our guests. The Loose Mansion team could not have been more thorough.