A Triumph! Lola and…read moreher dancers were phenomenal, they overexcited our expectations and entertained our guests the whole time they were on stage. they were professional they were beautifully dressed, and the level and quality of their craft was superb. I highly recommend this wonderful troupe for any party.

We had the best night last Friday at "! ℕ". Congratulation…read moreCabaret Versatile for this amazing performance. Angelinos, Angelinas, you can't miss that! It's every Friday of this June, 7pm at the Cat's crawl.

This review is specific for the cabaret show hosted by Club Bahia. For the review on the club…read moreitself, check its dedicated business Yelp page. I don't know if I went to the show with too high of an expectation, but the truth is, I didn't walk away being fully blown away. I was adequately entertained, but not at the level that I came to expect from cabaret or burlesque shows in general. It's probably important to preface that I am more accustomed to seeing big production versions of shows in the same vein, such as Zumanity, in Las Vegas setting. And while I do realize entertainment of that caliber is in a different ballpark altogether, it's difficult not to compare. Billed as a homage to Tarantino films, which I know just (barely) enough to appreciate the many reference of the show, Tarantina is still a very grounded cabaret show at heart, and only superficially dipped in the Tarantino universe icing. If you're expecting it to be a movie celebration extravaganza, which I kinda did, you may be a little bit disappointed. If you're just there for a good time, to observe some talented ladies (and one token well-toned, constantly shirtless dude) perform, while you sit back and relax with a drink, this show delivers enough. The ticket price was... eh. VIP was too expensive, I wouldn't recommend anyone getting it. The GA, at $39 or so per person, including fees and all that, was a bit on the high side still, imho. I don't want to take anything away from the performers of the show, for I know all of them are disciplined artists that probably trained for their crafts with much time and dedication; nonetheless, I've just seen better, and some of them really failed to impress audience like me. Once you've seen the same tricks, but done arguably better, you'll probably feel the same. Not to be a total Debbie Downer, I do want to emphasize, there were definitely moments that I much appreciated: the MC was positively well cast. She was entertaining, one of the best parts of the show, and all she did was talk into the microphone... *with undeniable charisma*. The way she introduced each subsequent act, with brief explanation of which Tarantino film it related to, JUST FANTASTIC. I could hear her talk on and on. The one buff dude that was the token eye candy for the ladies and gay dudes, who doubled as prop master, who carried essential equipment on and off stage, was also a blessing. Of the acts that I got to see, (sadly I had to leave early due to work the next day, the show's being shown on a Thursday night and all), some were really good. Some were not so good. I do wanna list out some of the more memorable ones that I thought were worth your undivided attention. There was someone who danced with a python, along with some fire stunts. That screamed prime Britney, and therefore I ate that sh*t up. In fact, any time special flame effects were used, those were quite awesome. The ladies who exposed their perfect... uh... "female form", as the club called it, carried out a tasteful and sexy performance. Visually stunning, it was 1 of more memorable moments. There's a pure dance number, accompanied by "California Dreamin'", that was choreography heaven. It provided glimpses of what a professional dance number should look like. The fan blowing was a nice touch. As some put it, it was like watching "Dancing with the Stars". Finally, the Gogo Yubari number was also top-notched. Side note: if you're looking to see some serious boobage, then please be aware, and I quote from the MC, "this is a cabaret, and not a burlesque show". Frontal nudity is only occasionally featured. Of things that I didn't mention, some were still good. I just can't recall them off the top of my head right now. In contrast, remaining others were ok/mediocre, and a select few were sub-par. Had the pricing been lower, or had every single act been consistently solid, the act would've merited at least 4 stars from me. But right now, I would rate it 3.5 stars, but closer to the rounded 3 stars mark. I do, however, fully acknowledge that I might've missed some really great parts that were shown after my departure. The costume contest after the show, for instance, would've been wonderful to witness since some patrons were rocking some movie-grade wardrobes from the iconic films. (And just quickly circling back to the theme: if the costumes for the show, the decorations, and the routines were more heavily inspired & influenced by the Tarantino films, it would probably have pushed the ratings higher also. But hey, they did get the music/soundtracks right.) Overall, I see a show that has room for improvement, run by a group of individuals that could be showcased more properly with some better directions. But who cares what I think? Plenty of people in the audience were clearly enjoying themselves immensely. So go see for yourself instead. As a fun Thursday night on the town in the greater city of LA, it might just be enough.

I paid for a loveseat back in October and was alone until intermission, then TWO people sat next to…read moreme. A loveseat is for 2 people, not 3. Clearly they did not pay to sit there and I am still peeved about that. I would not pay for a loveseat again since anybody can just sit there if it's empty and nobody will call you out for it. I decided to treat myself and buy a loveseat ($80ish) so that I wouldn't be squished with other people and I just hope that this doesn't happen to anybody else. I kind of regret buying it because of that. The show was entertaining though and the drinks were good. The ambiance is nice.

Black Rabbit Rose is a cool, lowkey bar right in the heart of Hollywood. The interior design is…read morestellar, and the vintage ceiling fans instantly caught my eye. The whole space has a dark, moody ambiance that creates a good vibe for a night out. The service is friendly, fast, and welcoming. I only grabbed a beer this time and $9 is solid for a Hollywood spot. I'll definitely be back to explore more of the drink menu. They also serve food!

Turn the corner on Hudson, there's a door with roses - that's the entrance to the bar. Once you go…read morein an attendant came up to us and asked if we were there for the show and checked us in then let us know when things would start up. Grabbed a drink (pictured) that was about $23 with tip, pretty tasty. The bar is super cool speakeasy vintage dark lit magic themed. Nice bar booths to sit at. Not super huge but it wasn't overtly packed with people sitting / waiting for the show. We went on a Thursday night. The magic showroom was comfortable. We were sat on the wall booth which was a little hard to see at sometimes bc people were one in front of the other and not really staggered but the performers did move throughout the room. The performers were really great and entertaining. It was a nice time and I would consider coming back on another night

A great little bar with nightly entertainment. We went on a Wednesday night. $5 donation to a…read morecharity run by the musicians to teach poor kids music for free. 2 drinks minimum. The place opens at 8 pm but the music didn't start until 9:50 pm. It was pretty empty at the beginning but people started showing up later. Nice cool decor and lighting. Speakeasy and nightclub vibes. Excellent sound. Drinks were decent. No food available, so make sure to eat before coming. They have comedy nights and burlesque on weekends. I plan to go to a weekend show next.

I bought tickets for the Bad Bunny Superprebowl Burlisque scheduled for 730pm to 9:00pm…read more We got there early to get some good seats, we had General seating We happened to grab two bar stools by the main performance stage. I had to flag our assigned waitress to get some adult beverages. Ordered House wine and my wife ordered a sweet cocktail. We kept ordering drinks all night. The problem with that is that our waitress had to get flagged everytime! She never checked up on us. She attended to those that had reserved table seating. Very dissapointed on customer service. Overall the show was classy. Great choreography, vibing to some reggaeton music. No complaints about the show. We had fun! This place is the only Burlisque show that I know or aware of that is in the Long Beach area. Check the website to view the lineup. Category changes everytime. Great ambiance with clean restrooms. Parking will be on the street or timed parking structure. I would comeback. My experience only, yours might be better.

Amazing service and live music! This spot has been a favorite of mine! You can go alone or with a…read moregroup and have a blast all night.

I never miss an opportunity to catch a burlesque show, and after seeing more than my fair share,…read moreI've come to really appreciate the difference between a good show and a great one. Harvelle's is the latter. Tucked close to the beach in Santa Monica, this tiny little place might not look like much at first. The setup is a tightly woven arrangement of vintage chairs and tables, with a long row of couches hugging the wall. But once you're inside, you realize they have their reasons for their layout. If you're lucky enough to grab a front-row seat or one of the coveted bar stools, you'll start to notice the details: metal pipes, and rods that spark the imagination. You're in for a treat! What I really appreciate about Harvelle's is that they don't charge you an arm and a leg for tickets. The artists are humble, talented, and consistently engaging. I've been to burlesque shows where the performers feel like they're just there, going through the motions. But not at Harvelle's. Every time I've gone, the women bring something artful, classy, and unapologetically bold to the stage. It's burlesque, yes, but not cheap in style or spirit. Anytime a friend's visiting from out of town, this is the spot I take them to. It's a must-see in Santa Monica. And honestly, what other place is giving you burlesque seven nights a week?

I took two sessions with Fishnet Follies - Intro & Chair Work. They were both so much fun! The…read moreteachers are hilarious and super talented and there are no egos - unless they are in the choreography! I highly recommend taking the classes if you are a fan of burlesque and want to try it yourself, just want an esteem-boost, or want to go for it all the way. You'll learn form, function, and flirting! Too fun.

great show and hot girls! The class is amazing, I had never done any chair or Burlesque, and my…read moreinstructor Flame Cynders was amazing and so patient with me. the girls are all super helpful and fun, even if you dont know how to do something everyone is helpful. the classes are always full of nice fun people and its a great class to take to just feel good have fun get a little sexy back in your life and makes you just feel good when you leave. if you are thinking about taking a class just go! you wont regret it , and if you are really into it they have spots to audition for performances too. GREAT CLASS!!

I would definitely call this place a hidden gem. The reason is, I was initially unaware of this…read moreshow until my sister let us know about it. This place is in the middle of a great shopping center. This is truly one of those places that you should take a family member who is visiting from another country/state and who enjoys magic/comedy. There are actual souvenir shops close by. Also, park on P2 near the elevators to be in close proximity. We were surprised because we were the only ones signed up for the dinner and show. It actually worked out really great because not only did we have a lot of food, but we had a private show which all of us got to participate in. The staff here - Magician Steve and Jaden, along with Professor Fire made this show truly fun and interactive. I hope that other families have an opportunity to come and enjoy as well.

Now that this place is closed I can be honest... this show was very mid. Granted, I only saw it…read moreonce and I've heard they had rotating magicians so maybe it was better sometimes. Kip has a nice singing voice. Kids would've definitely enjoy this more than adults. Food was just okay. Kip informed audiences through a preshow about his alcoholism and how he overcame it, which, sincerely, good for him. Apparently he had a rough life. I thought it was kinda weird for a show that caters to all ages, though. Kids don't need to know about all that. I actually found out about the place because I was applying to possibly work there. I ended up not taking the job, as I felt a lack of professionalism seeing as to how I had to reach out to them and inquire about training. Oh yeah, and I was told if a bug is in the coffee, just scoop it out. Nice. It's a shame because the cafe portion was actually quite charming and well-decorated. Kip, if you're reading this, I wish you the best.

We went over for Wicked sing-along night and had such a fun time. The weekly piano bar events here…read moreare a blast and feel so central Hollywood in the best way. The piano player was unbelievable and could play literally any song that was requested, which made the whole night feel electric. Service at the bar was fast and kept things moving, even as the place filled up. Drinks came out quick and the energy never dipped. The ambience is super quaint and inviting. There are cozy tables, bar stools, and high tops if you want to sit, plus an open dance floor where everyone ends up singing and dancing together. Such a fun, feel-good spot. Definitely coming back again soon.

Such a fun piano bar! We were intrigued by the mannequins on the display windows but upon hearing…read morethe piano, we were transported to a pinkly lit room with an immediate piano to your right. Super fun vibe, with some stool and table seating, as well as some private rooms. The piano men were SO GOOD. We stayed and saw 2 perform and both super talented. You can tip them for a song request which there are QR codes around to do so. The drinks are also really delicious too. I got the matcha one which has a nice foam on top and really well balanced as well as the pickle cocktail. A total 180 with a strong pickle brine and mezcal flavor, but equally delicious for a more savory drink. Would definitely recommend and come back!