Attended the Herman's Hermits concert with XXL as the warm-up band. The venue is always a full house for Peter Noone. He is as energetic at 78yo (maybe more energetic than last year.) He sings a lot of hits and has a humorous demeanor.
XXL is a fun opener with talented musicians. Noteworthy keyboarder, Evan Osborne, is a standout making his natural talent look easy, adding vocals and solos.
We were seated on the main floor close to the stage with good location. The steak dinner was quite good with baked potato and veggies. Drink selection is also good. The minimum order is worth looking into. I recall that it is $20 each for dinner; 2 drink minimum for non-dinne but double check.
Seating is interesting with maximum capacity at tables. The hard wooden chairs require a stretch break between sets.
It is a fun evening of entertainment and I would go more often if I could.
B Sal
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June 21, 2026
The piano player and younger artists that they brought up where fantastic! Theu reallt made the experience amazing. We took our teenagers to.gove them a love piano experience, they sang along. The place could use a face-lift. The waitress was abit blunt and not helpful, took over 48 minutes to come back around to us to order additional drinks. The food is not really great and very over priced. Drinks abit pricey as well. Bit that was expected. You must buy two drinks each, including children.
Darcel
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May 19, 2026
I absolutely love this venue, I don’t understand why bigger artist don’t take advantage of this small personal venue. I’ve seen a few bands here over the years always great time. If you want to get closer to the stage, you need to make dinner reservations and you need to get to your dinner reservations early that’s gonna get you closer to the stage if that’s what you want. If you don’t really care about seating then just go see your favorite artist and have a good time. They do sell out at events so you need to pre-purchase your tickets in advance, depending on who’s playing this is not a venue that you can just show up at and buy last-minute tickets. Chances are you won’t get one.
Charles Hann
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May 11, 2026
If you want to catch your favorite rock stars in a small setting, this is the place for you. the Coach House serves dinner I had swordfish and it was delicious) at 6:00 p.m. concerts by 8:00pm from your favorite artists.
On this night my son and I went to see Eric Johnson blues guitarist known for being a legend in Guitar Hero to many.
Mike Callahan
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July 03, 2026
This venue is very cool inside, but it kind of stops there. The sound engineer really needs to balance the band to vocals ratio better. The singers have to overload their voice and can't tell what they are singing. The lights could have been much more entertaining as well. What really got me, and maybe it was an odd night, but this is my 2nd time here and the same thing. The staff? Very mundane, as if working in a cool concert venue is no fun at all. One bartender probably shouldn't be a bar tender in a rock club. Bad attitude and interactions. Got mad real easy over a silly situation. If you people don't like working there and can't put on your waitress and bartender hat and smile when you get there. STAY HOME!!! If you don't like your job. FIND A DIFFERENT ONE THAT PUTS A SMILE ON YOUR FACE. The owner needs to give them a class on the hospitality industry. Plain and simple. Bye!
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Attended the Herman's Hermits concert with XXL as the warm-up band. The venue is always a full house for Peter Noone. He is as energetic at 78yo (maybe more energetic than last year.) He sings a lot of hits and has a humorous demeanor. XXL is a fun opener with talented musicians. Noteworthy keyboarder, Evan Osborne, is a standout making his natural talent look easy, adding vocals and solos. We were seated on the main floor close to the stage with good location. The steak dinner was quite good with baked potato and veggies. Drink selection is also good. The minimum order is worth looking into. I recall that it is $20 each for dinner; 2 drink minimum for non-dinne but double check. Seating is interesting with maximum capacity at tables. The hard wooden chairs require a stretch break between sets. It is a fun evening of entertainment and I would go more often if I could.
The piano player and younger artists that they brought up where fantastic! Theu reallt made the experience amazing. We took our teenagers to.gove them a love piano experience, they sang along. The place could use a face-lift. The waitress was abit blunt and not helpful, took over 48 minutes to come back around to us to order additional drinks. The food is not really great and very over priced. Drinks abit pricey as well. Bit that was expected. You must buy two drinks each, including children.
I absolutely love this venue, I don’t understand why bigger artist don’t take advantage of this small personal venue. I’ve seen a few bands here over the years always great time. If you want to get closer to the stage, you need to make dinner reservations and you need to get to your dinner reservations early that’s gonna get you closer to the stage if that’s what you want. If you don’t really care about seating then just go see your favorite artist and have a good time. They do sell out at events so you need to pre-purchase your tickets in advance, depending on who’s playing this is not a venue that you can just show up at and buy last-minute tickets. Chances are you won’t get one.
If you want to catch your favorite rock stars in a small setting, this is the place for you. the Coach House serves dinner I had swordfish and it was delicious) at 6:00 p.m. concerts by 8:00pm from your favorite artists. On this night my son and I went to see Eric Johnson blues guitarist known for being a legend in Guitar Hero to many.
This venue is very cool inside, but it kind of stops there. The sound engineer really needs to balance the band to vocals ratio better. The singers have to overload their voice and can't tell what they are singing. The lights could have been much more entertaining as well. What really got me, and maybe it was an odd night, but this is my 2nd time here and the same thing. The staff? Very mundane, as if working in a cool concert venue is no fun at all. One bartender probably shouldn't be a bar tender in a rock club. Bad attitude and interactions. Got mad real easy over a silly situation. If you people don't like working there and can't put on your waitress and bartender hat and smile when you get there. STAY HOME!!! If you don't like your job. FIND A DIFFERENT ONE THAT PUTS A SMILE ON YOUR FACE. The owner needs to give them a class on the hospitality industry. Plain and simple. Bye!