Frankly Frank, A Tribute - Singer Ryan Baker entertains with songs of Frank Sinatra. Very nice relaxing 75 minutes of My Way, New York, New York, Chicago, and so many more favorites. Small, comfortable venue. Plenty of free parking.

Great show! - We had a great time with friends in this intimate lounge. The show was very entertaining and the performer, Ryan Baker, really made everyone there feel welcomed. Ryan sang wonderfully and shared a lot of interesting facts about Frank Sinatra between songs. The female singer was very good. All in all a great show that we enjoyed and we will most likely come back to see the other performers on future visits.

Great time, brilliant evening - Absolutely loved the show. Great night and Ryan was great. Definitely worth a visit. The woman singer was very good too.

Thanks for keeping Frank alive - Ryan was very engaging and entertaining to watch. His story telling during the show showcased great knowledge of Frank Sinatra and the intimate setting really made it a great experience.

Great tribute - It was a great experience and montage to Frank Sinatra. My wife and I thoroughly enjoyed it and would highly recommend.

Fun evening of Sinatra songs and entertainment. - A fun time, especially if you are a Sinatra fan. Ryan Baker admits he is not an 'impersonator' but does a great act. His voice is incredible and he offered a great selection of Sinatra hits. The venue is so small and intimate--you can easily imagine him performing to a much larger crowd. Annie Lyon sings Streisand and other ladies of the era and also has an incredible voice. We all had a great time and I can recommend this show.

No what I was expecting - My dad loves Frank Sinatra and that's why we went to the show, but the performance was poor, it looked a little messy and it seemed like Frankly didn't know how to handle the microphone very well. He is definitely doing a poor job with Frank Sinatra's name. The highlight was the woman who performed as part of the show, she was amazing, beautiful voice and great stage presence.

Rip off - Although one of the singers was quite impressive overall it was just karaoke. It’s a total rip off Considering that no one is playing an instrument and basically they are just singing to recordings

Sounds More Like Donald Duck Than Sinatra - I went to the Frankly Frank show the other night with my wife. I never write reviews but felt very strongly about this. I also need to say I have owned a live music venue for 34 years now too so I've seen it all. I've been to this show multiple times over the last couple years and Gary Anthony has killed it. He's great and helped build up the Frankly Frank name. With that said what you guys are doing is deceiving and taking peoples money. On your website there is no mention of who the Frank is so I just assumed it was the same, Gary Anthony. From the very first song with this new guy I knew it was going to be a disaster. He sounds more like Donald Duck than Frank Sinatra. He sings through his nose. It's that bad. If you can't get Gary back or someone way better you should change the name of the show or make sure it's loud and clear on your marketing of who it is so people know. Before I wrote this review I checked out some of the reviews and there are some good but them are coming from the women who like Ryan for the way he presents himself and not for what's coming out of his mouth. Yes, he's a good looking guy and has some charisma but he can't sing. The real Frank would be rolling over in grave hearing those songs sung like that. I know it's about paying bills and such but you should feel embarrassed to put him on your stage.

Total disappointment - I took my mom and sister to watch this show from overseas. After the first music I was whispering to them the translation of what the artist was saying. He stopped his show to complain about it and asked us to talk when there was a loud music so it would not interfere with “his show”. We apologized and he showed no courtesy or kindness. After a break he came back and tried to compensate singing a music “for us”. Probably someone backstage told him how bad he did. Too late though, it killed our night and we completely lost the desire to be there, after being publicly humiliated. No wonder all other Sinatra related shows were sold out and this one had 17 people only.