Webster Hall Reviews

This place is overly crowded, people are rude and it's just very weird.

their security beat up skate maloley, the person who was performing there, because he tried to protect a fan. this place is disgusting.

Great old venue for events but needs a bit of renovations. A lot of fun times experienced here.

great venue. huge size for nyc. hold pretty good concerts. love it! and prob the biggest place in the east village

So much changed. So disappointing. No more Studio or Marlin Room? This place was legendary and now it's just another venue. So sad

Great place for live shows and the drinks have very reasonable prices for a NY club.

been going to webster hall for a minute now. always a good atmosphere.

I had a great time and it was good to go out of the house.

After all these years, it is still a fun place to celebrate and dance.

Webster Hall hasn't changed a bit since I was there about 15 years ago. Formerly the Ritz back in the 90's, I honestly wonder if they changed anything when it switched. It still feels like a fun house or something straight out of a club movie where the camera is supposed to be the point of view of the character who's on something. You never know which way to exit, the bathroom floor is always wet with something...you get the picture.

I recently saw Sam Sparro at Webster Hall in the Grand Ballroom which was a great space for a GA show--plenty of room to move around and dance. I'm claustrophic and GA shows scare me, but I was totally fine here. They made upstairs VIP. Love that there's a restroom right off the floor...half guys, half girls so if you have performance anxiety, good luck. Please know you're only getting a paper towel to wipes your hands if you tip.

Thumbs down for the incense cannons...what the heck? This isn't Studio 54...and y'all know what they were blowing out of them!

And when you check your coat, remember what you do with your tag! It's gonna take a while to get out of there as it is, so losing your ticket is going to slow you and everyone else down.

Freaking awesome venue. Acoustics and atmosphere were fantastic!

Great acoustic. Drinks are cheap for NYC concert hall standards.

Huge venue where I would only recommend going for artists you like. Pricing is variable and depends on the night.

Simply one of the best clubs I have ever been in NYC

Their customer service was incredibly inferior to any club in New York City. There were people who were offering drugs and doing drugs at every corner. They kicked my friend out for throwing a beer when the beer was thrown at him. And when he attempted to ask the security to talk to the manager they ignored him and refused to respond to any of his questions or comments. The venue ruined he night

First time being back since it closed and it feels pretty nuch the same, except cleaner(?). They also have gender free bathrooms, now. Saw Chromeo playing with a band and the sound system was great.

Cool rooms and five different floors of music. Pricey drinks.

Saw Mura Masa here in October 2017. The bathrooms upstairs are co-ed which is cool except as a guy, now I have a line to contend with. The crowd can be small and intimate and the bouncers are generally nice. I had a good view at the upstairs stage at all points. Will definately see another show here. Drinks were a bit pricey but not bad for NYC ($8 PBR tall boy if I recall) and water is mad expensive ($5+ for sure, I won't forget that).

Web Hall Sucks!!! I've been to this club about four times years ago!! The first three times was fine; beautiful women, nice music, pro security!! The last time I went here it was horrible; too crowded, drunk-ass people, lousy music, drug using & fights everywhere!! Clean up this damn place!!!

You can hang out, but there BUT this is not the level of normal clubs where you are ready to cool cool !!!

3 stages with decent sound. No free water available is a shame.

Staff was rude and aggressive, bathroom was a weird open area with stalls that was shared between both sexes and not only that but they were selling candy not even 10 feet away from where the stalls are and positioned looking straight at it. Called ahead because we were coming from out of town and made a day trip to new york. They said we could coat check the backpacks we had although they never told us it was 7 dollars a bag. Dont think id ever see a show here again.

Craig David concert . Beware of drunken white girls

Good spot for a live show; pretty good acoustics, balcony area and bars. Could use a larger men's room but the facilities were clean and seemed well maintained.

I've seen some amazing bands here, and used to go to Girls & Boys every now and then. I've even been to a Moth event here. For these events, Webster Hall is fun time, although the drinks are a bit on the pricey side and more often than not taste watered down. The crowd really depends on the night/band; sometimes it runs young, or obnoxious, or just flat out chill.

Not for mature people looking for a night out. Full of kids and quite shady

I had a greaaaattt time here July 30th at the summer slaughter tour, the only complaint I had was the oveepriced EVERYTHING,
Water was 5 dollars
A small pack of gushers were 2
And alcohol was way too pricy . A small cup of some vodka and soda was 11 bucks.

Great venue, fantastic sound, saw Lacuna Coil here and had an incredible night \m/

Worse customer service ever! This place is dirty & rip off, After buying the $35 ticket i stepped out for a second and when i came back the staff threatened me that i cant go back out again and try to come back. This place truly needs more professionals than some dropped out high school hipsters. I definitely don't recommend this place if your visiting New York, West Village has way more better places definitely more professional service than this dirty hell hole!! This place is more for broke high school kids looking to party who gets drunk from outdoors and causes a huge scene in the club, althought they have high security but all these gaurds are overweighted dull pigs who just wants to get paid for doing nothing.

A great venue with fantastic acoustics and bar service. Would love to see lots of live gigs here.

The venue is designed for very tall people. Which I am not. If you want to see anything you need to stand right in front or on balcony which is usually VIP for concerts. Being that is my personal problem :) the place is great. Wheelchair accessible, great drinks and security is tight. Ps. In this photo the MGMT manager gave my daughter VIP tickets and was a fabulous time.

no longer weekend club nights... just a bunch of indie rock and pop shows.... smh

Great venue for classic club dancing with plenty of food

I was on the mish and i have had trouble during that mish and i have lost my keys. They helped me to find them :)

Great venue with a lot of stages and bars. The Grand Ballroom (main stage) is upstairs and has virtually no signage saying as much

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The Hall part is fine... nice looking place, for such a historic, old bird; however, the people running audio got it all wrong.

Here for a PJ Morton concert. The door opened at 7 and at 6.30 the line was all the way on 12th street. The drinks were pricey but the amount of alcohol to mixer was good. Sound system was really nice! The staff was efficient and the crowd was chill. Only downside was that it was all standing - no options for seating unless handicapped. There was an elevator from the front door to the concert level. Bathrooms were clean - I went in early though.

I am a native New Yorker and will keep to the directness of how we are known to be :)

Drinks: Good.
Space: This is a world renowned multi-level club and music venue. The main floor is very open and spacious floor layout and is where music performances occur. The downstairs is smaller :) The upstairs is another large dance floor. Each night has it's separate theme and each room spins different music.
Scene: Packed with 18+, Tourists, Eurotrash, Hipsters, & whoever else wants to pay at least $30 to get in.
Crowd: 18-30s Club. Pick-up scene. Single scene.
Service: Bouncers are ok, bartenders are quick.

Much better look but worse energy. Nowhere near as raw.

Grimy but great! This maze of lights and sounds is one of the oldest music halls in New York City. From hosting Germans during the late 1800s, who discussed workers rights, to the biggest names in the electronic music landscape, Webster Hall has it all. Enjoy different floors of music and move around all night to keep things interesting.

One of the best clubs in New York. Excellent prices for alcohol. I always hang out with my friends in this club. Wonderful service. I always like to go here. In short, I recommend everyone to visit this club and check for themselves the quality of service, prices and drive that charges this club

One the best clubs in NYC !!! Live concerts , different rooms , with great atmosphere!!!

Haven't been here in over 20 years. Can't believe it's still here.

Not my absolute favorite concert venue to see a show, but it gets the job done. It is small and when it is sold out, you are pretty much shoulder to shoulder with the rest of the crowd. Getting from the stage to the bar can be difficult while the show is going on, but the doubles they serve are not too expensive. So, you can make less trips. All in all, if a band I like performs here, I will still go.

Went here last weekend and this weekend. Last week they had problems with the visuals and this week they had problems with the sound. Drinks are expensive I wouldn t say worth it, pregame and just bring a refillable water bottle there s a water fill station on the 3rd floor. Bathrooms are clean, staff is chill if you re chill. If you wanna check your coat get there early, and get your coat 20 min before the end of the show there will be no line and you can still watch the end of the show.

Can not believe this place is still around! it was the bomb back in the day and still has some cool events and bands last I heard! A must see for folks from out of town or to go back and recall the good old days when lines formed around the block.

We waited in line for an hour for coat check on new year's Eve. Only one coat check attendent! Never coming again

My favourite venue. The stage manager told me the floors were designed to flex like a suspension bridge to accomodate the type a rockin crowds they get. Beautiful stage. Excellent sound. So much respect to this place you guys.

Fun spot. When you need a good time... Security can be a little bit more professional.

Jay Z going to make this place a lot of money this summer in concert!! Be there beware!!!

Gorgeous and flexible space to suit any kind of show.

This is a very unique venue. There are stages on the first and second floors and even though it was PACKED when I was there, I was still served quickly. The third floor features additional bar space and balcony seating so you can watch your drunk friends make fools of themselves on the dance floor. We visited as part of Santacon. Not sure if they jacked up prices for all of the drunk people, but I definitely paid about 40 bucks for two rum and Cokes. Definitely won't be my regular spot when I visit the City.

Webster Hall is a great venue for events or for a night out of dancing & partying. I've been here for both and there is a huge amount of area for either.

Dancing here on the nights I've attended the 3 separate floors inside of Webster hall offered 3 different types of music.

The staff here is good, they offer a reliable coat check and nice atmosphere.

The bartenders were kinda rude but other than that I enjoyed my visit.

4 levels of music, multiple bars and always a diverse crowd, can't ask for more from a place that's basically free!

Venue is pretty cool. Old school punk feel because of the size and decor. Not upscale on purpose. Drinks are expensive even by Manhattan standards.

HORRIBLE !!! NEVER EVER GO!!!! THE SECURITY GAURDS ARE PHYSICALLY ABUSIVE

Same old nostalgia, too much smoke at the performance I saw lol. I mean, wear good insoles and get ready for a show!

A really great and laid back venue right next to union square. Drinks are little expensive but they sure give you alot compared to alot of other venues . Venue is definitely smaller than most but it leads to a more intamite experience with the artist. Only downside is that the venue now mostly plays only indie / rock artists now (Brooklyn steel types). Hoping they'll mix up their lineup soon

Big shoutout to Mike the GM for going the extra mile to get my jacket back!

Must admit the sound system is pretty impressive...if you never been there it's a must see...Dont go there often but always enjoy!

This place is horrible! Tonight the security took advantage of there power and physically asalted Skate Maloley! A security guard was hurting a fan and Skate tried to stop him. When he did 2 security guards came up and threw him to the ground! He was then tassed and kicked multiple times over his body! If you are preforming or going to a concert at Webster Hall cancel it now!!!

I'm SO HAPPY Webster is back open for EDM acts and late night sets. Please start booking everyone again so we don't have to go to Schimanski ever again.

Place is old. Needs some renovating. Sound is good though for metal shows