Painfully slow pumps. Dirty store.

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First visit, and a great experience. Service was awesome and the food as well. Great wine recommendation.

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4 stars means, "Yay! I'm a fan," and boy am I a fan! I can't give it 5 stars though, since it's not perfect or near perfect, but this is definitely one of my favorite shows in Las Vegas and absolutely worth going to! Here is a short breakdown of all the pros & cons when thinking about going: PROS: - The selection of music is all well-known and well-performed, with a lot of variety. - There is a self-serve bar! - The audience is interactive - people stand up and sing along, dance, and occasionally go on-stage. - There are a few side stories that intertwine well with the musical performances. - They have four or five big screens that show random facts about songs that they are currently performing, as well as some pictures of the band. - The performers are actually well-known band members. - It's pretty kid-friendly. While the age of admission is 4, be warned that there are some adult-themed jokes and occasional language. - The two hours is not a chore! I enjoyed (and danced/sang through) every minute of it. CONS: - THIS SHOW IS SUPER LOUD. I was hearing in stereo for an hour after I left. - The screens with random facts I mentioned earlier are great, but for some reason don't show up again half-way into the show. - The arrangement of music is odd (e.g., they ended the show with a not-that-well-known Van Halen song). - The beginning of the show is really random, about Earth being destroyed and them going to find the "Rock Vault" and releasing all these rock stars. It also doesn't ever tie back into the show once it starts. - Sometimes the people performing aren't super energetic! haha. This is a great show to see with many friends! And while it is geared more towards people who grew up in the 60s - 80s rock music generation, other people can definitely enjoy this a whole lot. Definitely recommend.

positive

I was here the other weekend and would highly recommend it. It is basically the same layout as the old bar that was there (DrinX) but is a much trendier spot now. The drinks are reasonably priced for Scottsdale and they play good music. Its usually crowded so its not a place to dance, but similar to Coyote Ugly, the bartenders get on the bar but instead of a routine on the bar, they dance on poles. If you're able to find a seat or booth claim it and keep it. Despite the crowd I don't usually see a long line (and if there is it moves fast).
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