Came here for a Tank & The Bangas show. Good facility with nice staff. Not sure if it was due to COVID, but Bistro had a small menu. I noticed someone mentioned a restaurant in their review, I didn't see one when I was there, but it would have been nice.

It is very easy to find with lots of street parking. They have a full restaurant on one side, a bistro in the middle and a music venue on the other side. We ate at the bistro before a show. The bistro has limited seating on the ground floor but plenty on their second floor. We had soup/sandwiches and tacos. Everything was very excellent. The sandwiches were very fresh although they only make limited types. The tacos are only available after 5pm were great as well. Our food and service was excellent would certainly eat here again. It is also a great place to hear live music. They do have some limiting seating on both sides of the hall, the rest is standing. All the staff were great.

We found this venue because of the great musicians who performed here on Ash Wednesday. I will just briefly say that both Marcia Ball and Sonny Landreth put on great shows. But we could not get a lot of information about the venue. Rumors were that there was not seating for everyone. While there is no reserved seating, there were enough seats for everyone, so you don't have to do what we did: arrive as soon as the doors open. The food offered inside, a few choices of tacos, was excellent, but very limited. There is another restaurant as part of the complex, next door, that looks very good. If you have time, you can eat dinner there before the show. The place is pretty small: you can see and hear from anywhere on the performance floor. Beer and wine served. They had hurricanes on the night we were there in honor of the New Orleans musicians who were performing