Myron's at The Smith Center

Avoid composers showcase at Myrons, as it's solely built on it's musical director's rampant favoritism, discrimination and greed. Performed at Composers showcase at @Myrons and always recieved such amazing welcome and lots of compliments from the crowd and my fellow musicians. Yet, it's musical director, very competitive, women hating man - Keith Thompson, literally "cuts oxygen" for female talent by denying any use of orchestra, shaming musicians for writing music by ear, (he wrote to me, that according to his husband, -everyone should be reading charts, 🙄🙄🙄 instead of having and using a natural gift for songwriting by ear, ( a lot harder then reading notes and doing math), like many great musicians, - including Jimi Hendrix, Elvis and Elton John.) He is mooching for sponsors and cash at the beginning of each composers showcase, pretending, that it will benefit creative, local talent - in reality, it has nothing to do with any support of any talent, -he does not practice what he preaches, and is agressively after cash for his greedy "non profit". It has nothing to do with real local talent and everything to do with greedy, local men with their preferences against female talent. I will leave it here, as he had the guts to leave me way too many painful, personal insults, via texts, certainly shaming for writing by ear. Pls, support other non profits, that really do, care about talented songwriters and practice what they preech.

What a great venue to listen to live music. I came here to watch Meow Meow. She was absolutely great and funny at the same time. There's a lot of parking around the area, but keep in mind there's a parking fee. TIP: If you order a bottle of wine, they will not cork it and allow you to take the bottle home. Luckily, I asked, so I opted for a glass instead. I ordered a pizza and salad. The food was ok, and it held me over until we could have dinner elsewhere. The venue is clean, and the seats are great. We sat on the floor on the regular tables, and there's high tops towards the back. Our server was also very nice. You can order on the app or with the server. They will cash you out right before the show ends. Overall, it's a great spot.

Amazingly well built, this place provides acoustics, views, accessibility, mood. One of the best venues to enjoy live music and great shows. Booking is amazing so almost guaranteed you’ll see a great show here.

Great venue to enjoy an intimate performance, at a reasonable price. We were delightfully entertainment by Ané in her production It’s a man’s world. Awesome show with great singing, dancing, musicians and show girls. Not, to mention Ané she is amazing. The lite fare menu was great with delicious drinks too! I can’t wait to go back to another show with Ané at the Smith Center.

Attended the Vonda Shepard show at Myron's. First, I have never seen a venue that keeps its doors locked up until one hour before a show. We arrived at 5:30 for a 7 pm show and couldn't get in so went down the street to Vic's for appetizers. Would like to see Myron's open doors at least 90 minutes prior to an event, especially when they do serve food and alcohol. Due to its decision making, Myron's loses money and Vic's gains food and beverage revenue because of this choice. Second, no one informed us that for any food or beverage ordering during the show you needed to scan your table to place an order. Sat there wondering why no waitress would come to our table to ask if we wanted anything and about halfway thru the show figured it out. You can't assume all your customers understand your policy which is poor customer service. Finally the men's bathroom was very small outside the venue with only two urinals that caused a large line after the show. May want to consider expanding them for customer satisfaction. On a positive note all staff including the parking lot attendants were fantastic and helpful. Shout out to them!

My wife and I went for an evening show and we had a great time. We sat right by the stage and had a great view. We ordered some food and drinks which were amazing. I do not recommend coming here hungry though, the food is served bento style and is at best a snack. Parking was free and very easy; they even had a free shuttle. We walked around before the show and there is a small bar and lounge area on the second floor that was pretty cool. The interior of the building is beautiful and reminds me of Gotham City. If Las Vegas is to ever get a Batman, his origin story will begin at the Smith Center. Over all I highly recommend coming to the Cabaret Jazz. It's a great date night experience.

My mom and I attended Keiko Matsui's performance at Myron's at The Smith Center last Saturday. It was my first time seeing a live music performance at Myron's and I was impressed with the venue's acoustics, unique seating (all in jazz club style round tables seating 4 people to a table) and elegant interior. We had front row seats, which provided an incredible view of the performance. However, the venue is intimate and offers two levels of seating. Additionally, you can order food and drinks straight to your table using a QR code and app on your phone. I highly recommend experiencing a show at Myron's.

Here's a problem. I've been to Myron's three times, and used the "Toast" app to order. That works fine. But, why does the server always bring me that tablet while the performer is in the middle of their last one or two songs, or encore? The interruption is maddening, and unnecessary. Am I the only one that leaves my tab "open" 'till I'm ready to go? I might want to order something more, but I guess not! I guess I could leave a comment on your tablet, like I want to miss out on Booker T Jones encore while I type in why it's annoying to have someone ask my opinion of your service WHILE HE'S PLAYING ONSTAGE. If I "skip out", you still have my card info, just charge me.