41 Bridge Street Live - Collinsville

This was my second time to this venue and again, it was fantastic. First, there is an immediate sense of welcome from the owner and staff. The venue is small enough to feel intimate but large enough to sound great. The acts that come through are talented, seasoned musicians with great stage presence. I recommend Bridge Street to everyone.

One of my favorite venues. Intimate and great sound. Food is pricey but delicious.

Gary is a club owner that gets it! Incredible hospitality, a great showroom and a staff that’s on point. Comedians and musicians only wish there were more venues like this one! Look forward to coming back here! Thank you all!!

Went to see a show of 70 year olds trying to do Frankie Valli music. We pretty much got what we paid for. These guys might have been good 30 years ago but had a lot of trouble hitting certain notes including forgetting lyrics. Saw an add in the Hartford Courant stating that the show was $15 but when we got there they said it was $30. Hmmmmm. I said that that hardly seemed fair and so they said we'll give you tickets at $20. This seemed liked a reasonable compromise by management and I applaud them for that. But.....when I got home I checked their web site and it said $25.00. So what is it, 15, 25, or 30. Seems a little weird to me. I'll let you determine what's going on here. So we decided to eat at the show arriving early to do so and had planned on having the lobster rolls from their very limiting show menu. When we ordered we were told that they were out of lobster rolls. Very disappointing. That left a choice between a flatbread or a burger the only other things of real substance on the menu. We chose the flatbreads and thought they were good. The service was exceedingly slow. The waitress never asked me if I wanted a second drink and it took about 15 minutes to get some water. She also never asked if we wanted dessert which we did. A small place like this is making most of there money on food and drinks. You would think that they would have a better operation going than they do. The venue itself, we liked. It's small with good sight lines and plenty of space. We plan to go back because they do attract some good acts (unfortunately tonight's wasn't one of them) but I doubt we'll eat there. It just simply doesn't make a lot of sense to limit your theater menu the way they do. It encourages people to eat elsewhere which I find odd.

Love the people who work there, the owner, and they work hard to get great acts across many genres! I was there last night, and the Saturday before!