blue martini

Ridiculous. There is VIP roped off sections. Sooo trying. Please if you want to front, be here. I like to dance, enjoy music, have a drink, not be part of a zoo. The band could have been good and probably are, but the sound man needs to be replaced. It was so loud and muffled as to not be enjoyable. People have to dance next to the tables as there is no actual dance floor. After the band they must have wanted people to leave because the horrible selection of music was turned up so far I had to cover me ears. Let me say that I have been onstage, backstage with bands, slam danced before it was a mosh pit and am an avid music fan. My nights were spent in clubs listening to punk, alt and Rockabilly so I am not square. This could have been better. Seems like just a meat market and not a very good one.

This was a great spot, located among shops and other bars/eateries in a very walkable area. Made for great people-watching as the night progressed. The drinks were good and the music was decent. There is also a dance floor so we were able to dance. Overall, a cool place to hang out for a bit.

The Blue Martini at The Shops At Legacy has been a favorite TGIF Happy Hour spot for my wife and me for over a year. We love the location, the people-watching, the music, and, up until our last trip, the martinis. Unfortunately, on that visit, my Bombay Sapphire martini and her vodka martini tasted like water.Since we pretty much drink just one martini for Happy Hour, it's important to get it right the first time. So, after a few sips, we moved our date night next door to Capital Grille. To keep Happy Hour enjoyable, we'd rather pay $14 for a good martini rather than suffer through a bad one for $7.In their defense, we did not send the drinks back but, with a name like Blue Martini, I'm counting on them getting their martinis right and they always have, up until now. I'm not sure if we will risk another date night at Blue Martini when we know other great options are nearby. Maybe we'll drop by for a beer!