The Edison

Off the bat, friendliest cast members ever. Austin was nothing short of accommodating for us newbies to this 1920’s restaurant. At 10pm, they turn the place into a 21+ night club. In two weeks they will be enforcing dress code. Men must wear collared shirts. I’m not sure about the women, @Chelle?

They tried to have a $10 cover charge but that was greeted with problems and negative feedback. So, they scrapped the idea.

There are optimal viewing tables downstairs where the entertainment is. Guests try to reserve tables around 9pm so hey can stay at their table when the show starts at 10. We found a high top with no reserved tag on it so we snagged it. The general manager, Chris, came over and told the host they are reserved. Forced to move, I told Chris there was no reserved tag on the table.

In an effort to accommodate us, he took us upstairs, found us two comfortable chairs to sit in and the next round of drinks were on the house. He said he would try to find a table for us.

15 minutes passed and no sign of Chris. We got up to find a table. One opened up but we weren’t sure if we could just grab it. I went to find Chris and he apologized for not finding one for us. I understood since he’s running this place, it can’t be easy. A huge booth emptied out and he said grab that. It was a great spot and comfortable booth. He had our server “take care of us”. So after 10pm it’s open seating. Grab what you want.

The food was really good. The bacon was the best I have ever had in my life. I recommend it highly!!!!!! The fries were good, but not as exciting as the bacon. We finished it with some cheesecake lollipops. So good!

The show was awesome. I love jazz music and ragtime. They have a jazz band, followed by burlesque dancing, then an acrobat. It repeat every hour. The place started clearing out around 11:30. They are opened until 2am Thursday, Friday and Saturday; 1am the other days.