Toad's Place 300 York Street, New Haven, CT 06511

"Awesome space for live music. There is plenty of room to move around and dance, but also space to rest with seating located aside from the main floor and various bars as well. For a first concert experience, I was very happy ❤️"

"Went to college a couple of minutes from here and always heard people talk about it. Don't see the hype. Alcohol is ridiculously high priced and not worth it. As a small concert venue, it's okay. You may get hit by a flying empty beverage can or cup because some folks feel like throwing it for no reason. Recommend getting their early because it may take a few minutes to find parking."

"Came for Shakey Graves, epic! Great sound, huge stage, cool lighting. Highly endorse coming to a show here. Also not sure if this is a normal thing or if we just got lucky but because we left the parking lot next door so late it was free instead of having to pay for it!"

"Toad's Place is a small, casual venue whose stage has featured such legendary acts as Billy Joel, the Red Hot Chili Peppers, the Rolling Stones, U2, the Bangles, and Snoop Dogg; the full list is available on their website and is astounding! They continue to feature a refreshing variety of both established and upcoming artists. Ticket prices are affordable, generally around $30 to $50, though they may vary depending on the show; ticket prices may be lower in advance versus at the door. They also feature dance party nights. Some shows are all-ages and some are 21+, so check event details beforehand. All tickets are general admission. Some events have seating in front of the stage and some have standing area only, but even with the latter, there are always some chairs and tables off to the side at which one may sit. Staff are very friendly. Drink prices are reasonable. There is no food for sale here, but there are many great restaurants nearby, including a good pizza place right next door. I always enjoy visiting Toad's Place for a show!"

"The people were the rudest, shoving us around like we were in some kind of mosh pit to stand in front of us but the venues small enough that anywhere you are, you have great sound and are close to the stage. Not the venue's fault that people are rude. Keanu's band Dogstar sounded great"