Lost Lake Lounge

Love the opportunity to see tons of smaller/local artists. Awesome selection of events! Been here a few times and the cover is respectably priced however the beer is not. I don't think it should be $7-9 for canned/draft beer at a smaller music venue like this.

I'm posting all 5 stars for the following.
As a venue photographer I have been to dozens of venues. I've seen tech n9ne, Chris Webby, Abstract, Green day, moon hooch... Tons more.

I always leave venues with pressure build up in my ears and I know you can wear ear plugs etc however it's nice to be able to talk to someone while the performance is going on. This venue is just the perfect volume. The in house Audio engineer definitely knows what he's doing. There was only 1 instance of harshness coming across the speakers. I even watch was he adjusted after that 1 bad vocal line came across the speaker. If you care about crispness, hearing the artist and not being deaf for 3-4 hours after the show I'd come here over anywhere else.

I didn't drink here, didn't order food don't even know if they offer it. However I do know the venue is very laid back in terms of strictness. I snuck a unicycle on stage for Abstract to ride and to my knowledge/surprise no one got in trouble. Haha always a good time when the venue and artists get along nicely.

A cute local bar where we went to see a great band Bombargo play this June!

The back bar area has a section where I was happy they had large window open for fresh air. The bartenders are friendly and vibe fun.

It’s my favorite music venue, I visit frequently. Great sound and you’re right up next to great artists! Seems the artists like the venue too, based on overheard conversations.

I didn’t even know they had food. Went to see a show. It was blast and the art work is stunning.

I went here for the first time to see max frost last week and it was horrid. Absolutely no ventilation even with the door wide open, disgustingly hot in April I can’t imagine how bad it gets in summer. Desperately needs A/C. Bathroom (if you can even call it that) was worse. I don’t have claustrophobia but felt extremely claustrophobic trying to shimmy my way into this bathroom. This may be an okay place to get a drink, obviously dive bar vibe which is fine but having any live music here with an audience is insane.

Cool dive bar, small, so any concerts are pretty close up. Bar tenders are cool and the bar has a nice layout.

Great place to see live music! Everything you want from a small venue - not too crowded, great sound, stocked bar (full bar with beer on tap), cheap cocktails ($10-$11), and a great staff! Parking was easy on the side streets off of Colfax. I saw Mikaela Davis here and will definitely be back to see another show!