Good venue to see bands. Drinks are expensive. And if you buy floor be prepared to work to see the bad. If you are short you will have to find a place to see if you are on floor.
james scott
Great concert venue
Kathy Goodson Roach
Jose, the manager and his staff were absolutely amazing to me with my ADA issues for the recent Marianas Trench concert! I’ve never been treated so well. The security, dining, management, and Sophia and Priscilla, our servers were all the best if the best in customer service! Even the kitchen was great. My group of 4 had the time of our life and felt we were given the most amazing customer service and I am raving about Jose! His kindness and fun spirit to help in our celebration just went way above anything I’ve experienced. The bands were fantastic! Of course, we came for Marianas Trench and knew they would ROCK, but the 2 other opening bands, senses and the Summer Set, were also wonderful! Best experience ever! Try the House of Blues Dallas and if you were ever concerned about disabilities or accommodations, just ask for Jose! You won’t be disappointed!
K Sea
Loved this place! 5 hours to see one of my favorite bands, Bilmuri. Will definitely come back for another show.
Dion Seall
Great venue to see one of my favorite bands. I was able to enjoy the Pillar show with my son and we had a great time.
Nathalia Walker
The drinks were good, the place was clean, and the AC worked. The show we saw was fantastic but the venue being good made the experience better. They also made the merch experience fast, easy, and painless.
Howard Carlin
Venue is generally great. As with most music venues, the food and drink prices are ridiculously inflated and not made with the greatest care.
Jailen R
Parking sucks big time! But it’s a small fun venue
Angela Malloy
Love this venue seen couple great shows there!!!!
Trent Ellis
Do not go here if you're disabled and don't look like it. I had multiple employees direct me to use stairs to get to my balcony seat when I was trying to find an elevator. There was only one employee who eventually directed me to ADA seating so I could rest before continuing to my actual seat. I'm certain the only reason they did that was because I could barely stand on my feet after going up and down the stairs the other employees directed me to. I found out later that there was an elevator, but it was behind the merch booths. It was not easily accessible nor was anyone willing to tell me about it until I was physically stumbling from having to traverse the stairs. Great venue if you're able-bodied. Avoid at all costs if you're disabled but not in a wheel chair.
It wasn't perfect, but overall happy with the experience. Pros: Very cool aesthetics, the venue felt up close and personal with the artist and you can see from mostly anywhere. The security process was lengthy, which I appreciate. Since it's a small venue with lots of people, it def requires thorough security check points especially in Dallas. Great crowd control and restroom lines weren't long at all
Cons: Overpriced than most music venues. The bass was great, but could use better speakers it sounded busted from Balcony C109 and C110.
Also, it's worth noting if it's your first time that the balconies left and right have slightly obstructed views compared to the middle balcony. There were tables in front of them that were grayed out when we purchased the tickets.
Jeff Laney
The place has more intimate settings for shows. It is about what you would expect for a music venue.
Grecia Mendiola
Overall good experience! I went to an event last week. Doors were to open at 7pm. They did and despite of a line of about 30+ people by 7:15 pm I was already inside the venue. Very well organized! The F&B experience, however, was not great. I expected the food to be casual and take a few minutes but I waited 20+ minutes for a slice of pizza. I ordered at the bar for pickup. My fries came first within 10 minutes and then had to wait for the slice of pizza. Not worth the wait. The fries were good, well seasoned. Pizza bland, got cold fast and became flavorless and tough dough. By the time it was ready show was about to start. Some of the staff were kind and would acknowledge the wait, majority were flustered and short. Room for growth there with speediness of food, service, quality of food.
glenn martinez
Great venue I want to open one in San Antonio. Asap.
Abby Smith
Great venue to see Matt Maeson. We sat at the very top and still had a great view. This is one of those venues where there truly isn’t a bad seat in the house. I didn’t appreciate being clotheslined by a security worker when I went to look at how much merch was. There was no clear signage or indication that there was a merch line or that we couldn’t walk up to the merch table. When I apologized and told the girl she startled me she was NASTY and physically put her hands on me to move me. I was shocked at this behavior.
Good venue to see bands. Drinks are expensive. And if you buy floor be prepared to work to see the bad. If you are short you will have to find a place to see if you are on floor.
Great concert venue
Jose, the manager and his staff were absolutely amazing to me with my ADA issues for the recent Marianas Trench concert! I’ve never been treated so well. The security, dining, management, and Sophia and Priscilla, our servers were all the best if the best in customer service! Even the kitchen was great. My group of 4 had the time of our life and felt we were given the most amazing customer service and I am raving about Jose! His kindness and fun spirit to help in our celebration just went way above anything I’ve experienced. The bands were fantastic! Of course, we came for Marianas Trench and knew they would ROCK, but the 2 other opening bands, senses and the Summer Set, were also wonderful! Best experience ever! Try the House of Blues Dallas and if you were ever concerned about disabilities or accommodations, just ask for Jose! You won’t be disappointed!
Loved this place! 5 hours to see one of my favorite bands, Bilmuri. Will definitely come back for another show.
Great venue to see one of my favorite bands. I was able to enjoy the Pillar show with my son and we had a great time.
The drinks were good, the place was clean, and the AC worked. The show we saw was fantastic but the venue being good made the experience better. They also made the merch experience fast, easy, and painless.
Venue is generally great. As with most music venues, the food and drink prices are ridiculously inflated and not made with the greatest care.
Parking sucks big time! But it’s a small fun venue
Love this venue seen couple great shows there!!!!
Do not go here if you're disabled and don't look like it. I had multiple employees direct me to use stairs to get to my balcony seat when I was trying to find an elevator. There was only one employee who eventually directed me to ADA seating so I could rest before continuing to my actual seat. I'm certain the only reason they did that was because I could barely stand on my feet after going up and down the stairs the other employees directed me to. I found out later that there was an elevator, but it was behind the merch booths. It was not easily accessible nor was anyone willing to tell me about it until I was physically stumbling from having to traverse the stairs. Great venue if you're able-bodied. Avoid at all costs if you're disabled but not in a wheel chair.
Restaurantji Recommends
First time at HOB and was not disappointed.
It wasn't perfect, but overall happy with the experience.
Pros: Very cool aesthetics, the venue felt up close and personal with the artist and you can see from mostly anywhere. The security process was lengthy, which I appreciate. Since it's a small venue with lots of people, it def requires thorough security check points especially in Dallas. Great crowd control and restroom lines weren't long at all
Cons: Overpriced than most music venues. The bass was great, but could use better speakers it sounded busted from Balcony C109 and C110.
Also, it's worth noting if it's your first time that the balconies left and right have slightly obstructed views compared to the middle balcony. There were tables in front of them that were grayed out when we purchased the tickets.
The place has more intimate settings for shows. It is about what you would expect for a music venue.
Overall good experience! I went to an event last week. Doors were to open at 7pm. They did and despite of a line of about 30+ people by 7:15 pm I was already inside the venue. Very well organized! The F&B experience, however, was not great. I expected the food to be casual and take a few minutes but I waited 20+ minutes for a slice of pizza. I ordered at the bar for pickup. My fries came first within 10 minutes and then had to wait for the slice of pizza. Not worth the wait. The fries were good, well seasoned. Pizza bland, got cold fast and became flavorless and tough dough. By the time it was ready show was about to start. Some of the staff were kind and would acknowledge the wait, majority were flustered and short. Room for growth there with speediness of food, service, quality of food.
Great venue
I want to open one in San Antonio. Asap.
Great venue to see Matt Maeson. We sat at the very top and still had a great view. This is one of those venues where there truly isn’t a bad seat in the house. I didn’t appreciate being clotheslined by a security worker when I went to look at how much merch was. There was no clear signage or indication that there was a merch line or that we couldn’t walk up to the merch table. When I apologized and told the girl she startled me she was NASTY and physically put her hands on me to move me. I was shocked at this behavior.
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