I went here for a work party on a Saturday evening. Overall the space is very nice, ample room,…read moredecent size bar area, buffet laid out well. The decor was fine. The bathrooms could use little upgrade. Hap Abraham is the exclusive caterer I'm told. The food was good and they accommodated gluten free. This is a good medium sized venue. I'm looking forward to the next event.

I've been a photographer at 2 weddings here over the last year. One had about 80 guests, the other…read morearound 200. I must say they do a great job with backdrops for the head table and first dance. My only note is that the group that was around 200, was still not at capacity and walking around in the room was a total nightmare. I could barely get around as the photographer, and the guests were dealing with the same. The round tables were cramped as well. I would highly suggest less than 150 people in this venue if you want to be able to move at all! Overall though, great experience. Never met anyone besides servers that worked there, no wedding planner or anything, which worked out but would have been good to have a contact person with the venue incase something was needed as the photographer.

Great mule, and surprisingly good selection of drinks for those of us who don't enjoy wine. Good…read morecasual atmosphere and happy hour makes this place less pricy than I anticipated ($8 m Great service--owners clearly put their hearts into this place!

The owners were rude and disrespectful. We stopped in for wine and were confronted about our…read moreselection of table and minimum spending. It was not a good experience.

I was here for a birthday. There was a large sign on the floor in the hallway to the bathroom…read more Very much a hazard for someone to trip over. Another in our group picked it up off the floor like a decent human. You would think the owner might appreciate that but instead she yelled at him, throw him out and others in the bar who appeared to be her friends threatened him. Disgusting place, disgusting owner

Trivia is a amazing good time. Come with a team or come alone and be put on a team. Share your…read moreknowledge with your team, win drinking prizes, get in a good laugh, make new friends.

A very nice place. We had a lot of fun and everything was awesome…read more We had plenty of room, the food Was great, I would recommend it to anyone.

I've been to Bel Air for both work parties and for wedding receptions, and it's nice. It's…read moredefinitely not the most swanky spot in town, but it has been around a long time, and sees like they know what they're doing. It could use some updating in terms of arrangements, and keeping a "instagramable" aesthetic. However, depending on you budgets, this is a nice and affordable place to hold an event or shower.

As someone who isn't exactly the next Martha Stewart but occasionally likes to dabble in…read morecreativity, The Makery was an absolute delight! I spent a Saturday morning there with a wonderful group of ladies, ranging in age from our 40s to 80s, and with crafting skills spanning from "I've got this" to "help me, please." The staff? Top-notch. Seriously. They were like crafting superheroes--swooping in with paint suggestions and design tips and even taking over when my creative stress levels hit their peak. And they did it all with a smile and words of encouragement. The store itself is a crafter's paradise. If you can dream it, you can probably make it here--flowers, bows, 3D words, endless embellishments. Me? I had my heart set on a Husker door hanger (because, well, priorities), and I pulled it off with the staff's help! We were there for about 2.5 hours and had a reservation for our group of six, which I'd recommend because this place was hopping. My masterpiece set me back $48.18, and I happily tossed a $5 tip in the jar--honestly, I wish I'd had more cash because the staff was that helpful. I spotted a few other projects I'd love to try... once my art anxiety settles and I start believing in my crafting abilities again. Until then, I'll admire my door hanger and look forward to my next visit to The Makery--where creativity meets encouragement, and even the most hesitant crafter (like me) can leave feeling like a DIY champion!

Amazing space, great staff and such a creative vibe. Love the space and the options. Such a fun…read moreexperience.

The kitchen has been taken over by the former owners of Tired Texans and they have brought the same…read moredelicious food and friendly service with them.

No longer a post for Veterans. No longer supports Boy scouts, Legion baseball, Quilts for…read moreVeterans. It's all about a restaurant with crappy service and even worse food! No longer a place for friends to meet and share stories. There are a lot of other places to drink and eat WAY BETTER food!

Better late than never on this one... Stopped by for…read moreholiday drinks with coworkers, and the pop-up itself was really cute. I loved the festive decorations. Even though it was only 2 PM on a Friday, the place was packed, which added to the buzz but also meant service was a bit slow. The drinks were good overall, though mine was not quite as cold as I expected. That said, it did not stop me from ordering a second one!

Coming back to social after a couple year hiatus, I felt like I was returning to an old friend. I…read moredon't often get out this west, but I had a blast! As someone who likes to mix and mingle, this is a great social spot, really lives up to the name. Not only did I chat it up with some familiar faces I recognized, my friend and I also ended up sitting with a birthday party. I wouldn't say the service is spectacular, but the environment and the vibes are great. The patio is cool and connects to Four Seasons. IDK if you can actually cross over to it, but we did say hi to folks over there. We had some drinks here after a dinner and it really ended up beig a fun social night. I won't wait as long to come back next time.

Tonight we got here around 5:50 and saw a sign on the door that the speakeasy won't be open till…read more6:15 so not sure if it's because it's the weeknight hrs or because there was a private party going on at the main bar. We started off getting their special Christmas cocktails. I got the Snow Bird and my husband got the Not the buttons. The drinks were pretty disappointing, my husband couldn't even finish a quarter of his. The Snow Bird had a coconut foam on top that was absolutely gross in my personal opinion, but the drink itself was fine once I got the straw and avoided the foam. Both of us got burgers with fries and the burgers were very delicious. I would have liked to have some seasonings on the fries though. The staff were welcoming and as attentive as they could be with only having two of them managing about 7 tables and one bartender. The space is very festive and decorated so cozy. Loved the ambiance!

Every time the Barnato speakeasy hosts a themed pop-up, I immediately send it to my friends or…read moreboyfriend and we are there. Their theming and decor is always phenomenal and truly makes the experience magical. I have most recently gone to their halloween pop-up, and their Christmas one as well, and both were equally jaw-dropping when it comes to presentation. The service is always great as well, and our first time at Barnato we were confused on how to locate the speakeasy (since we had never been to one before) and the staff was very helpful. My one note is that their holiday mixed drinks have consistently been nicer to look at than to taste, but we mostly come for the theming anyhow.

I was a bridesmaid for a wedding here and it was so fun! I thought the venue was beautiful and…read moredidn't need many additional decorations. It gives off the modern barn style that is super trendy right now. They had a room for the wedding party to get ready and it was pretty small but still served its purpose. I do like the fact that both the ceremony and the reception were right across from each other so it made it super easy.

I attended an event here (Boomer Radio Sock Hop). The place is very nice. Parking lot would be…read moresuitable for most events, I think, but since there were A LOT of people at this event we weren't able to find a space in the lot. I really liked that there were two separate spaces on this floor, so there was a room where people were dancing to loud music, and another room that was quiet, spacious, and well-lit where people could eat and have conversations. I really appreciated that and it definitely added to my enjoyment of the event. The room where we ate was rather plain (still really nice). The other room was unique and beautiful, and has a patio. A downside is that there is a separate event space downstairs, and if something loud is going on down there you might hear it (and feel the floor vibrate). So that could be really problematic for some events. I also have a complaint about the bathroom. It is quite narrow and cramped. The ladies' room has 5 stalls, which honestly is not enough for a large event, especially since there are only a couple sinks and not a space for a larger mirror. Also - a HUGE peeve of mine - the doors of most of the stalls hang in a closed position, so to see if they are occupied you have to bend over to check if feet are there, in this very narrow space. It's not cool at all, and it's really annoying because the latches are designed in such a way that with a small amount of extra thought put in, they could indicate if the stall is occupied or empty. The building overall has been renovated so nicely and someone really dropped the ball on this aspect. It is a really lovely space, the event was enjoyable. I DEFINITELY appreciated not having to yell to have a conversation; this makes the venue a great place and accessible to groups that include guests who don't want to spend an entire event in a loud room.