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  • When my wife told me about some of her students in a music competition that was being held here - I was excited. I have never been, and besides it has to be cool right? Wrong. These kids played their heart out - tremendous talent. It was great, honestly refreshing - most of the bands were better than anything they play on the radio. The venue - you know a place created by a musician? A place that has rock & roll memorabilia all over the walls - a restaurant supposed to celebrate music? Complete and total let down. Alice Cooper, you should be ashamed. The venue didn't even bother to take the time to set up tables and chairs for the parents, teachers, and sponsor supporting them. There was basically zero wait staff. At least half the tables in the outdoor area (where the stage was set-up) were high-tops - which would have been fine - if there were chairs to go with them. Instead everyone was sitting in those El' Cheapo $5 green plastic lawn chairs. This not only was uncomfortable, but it negated the entire usefulness of the high top tables. At least 4 times during the 2 hours I head the phrase "Please tip well" and "Please make sure you tip the wait staff well." There was NO wait service - at all. You had to walk up to the counter and order. They had one poor employee trying to pick up all the empty cups/trash from a decent sized group of people. I would rather give my "tip" money to the kids to buy more drum sticks guitar strings than give to a place that could care less about providing a comfortable place to watch talented kids play great music. Why would I tip people who did nothing to provide their services (you know...food?) They had the top balcony section closed - I do not know why - our group would have loved to sit up there and hear the kids. But I guess when you have a whopping two or three tables to wait on inside (not related to the event, the place was a ghost town except for the people there to see the kids) it would be too much trouble to go up some stairs. If they actually cared - and had staff there to support the event (3-4 waiters/waitresses would have been sufficient) they could have made some really good money off food sales. I certainly hope that in the future they secure somewhere that cares enough to at least properly set up the area for people to attend/sit. Heaven forbid the place actually function like a restaurant should and try to serve food/beverage. It is a shame the rest of the competition is being held there. The kids deserve so much better.
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