Amazing ! - It was amazing and entertaining! Michael was awesome ! It was my father's 90th bday and he loves Frank Sinatra! Would see it again ! Thank you for a memorable time ! The picture is my step.mom and Father.

I loved frankly frank - The show was amazing. I love Micheal and upchurch and the beautiful lady with the strong voice. I would recommend this show to everybody. Micheal keep the crowd involved, and the sound system was good. The drinks were strong, and the vibe was good.

I cannot WAIT to go back!! - When I say this is one of our favorite Vegas memories, I mean it!! If you’re a Frank Sinatra fan- you HAVE to go to this show! From start to finish, we were entertained & I was singing along the entire time☺️ Mr. Sinatra & his mates (Miss Elyse & Upchurch) put on one heck of a performance together! You can really tell they all have a passion for what they do & enjoy it. The location is off strip- an Uber ride away. It was nice to have a break from pricey “on strip” drink prices😅!! The staff was great. Venue was clean. & the setting was intimate, which I really enjoyed. & afterwords Mr. Sinatra & Miss Elyse stuck around for a meet & greet, which I thought was such a nice touch! We still talk about this night, & I cannot wait to go back!!

Great show very entertaining - This is the third time I had the privilege of seeing Michael Sinatra show. He is amazing the way he engages with the audiences and makes you feel special. His co-host was also very talented and entertaining in between segments the piano player was also great the way he sounded hitting those keys. Whether you’re treating yourself or hanging out with friends, you’ll always get more for your money. Don’t miss out the amazing Vegas Show

A Must for Sinatra Fans - Excellent show. Ryan Baker and Annie were fantastic. We had a blast and thoroughly recommend it. You will not be disappointed!

A nice, intimate setting.... - A nice, intimate setting. Great selection of Sinatra songs. His opening act is very talented. Had a wonderful time!

An Entertaining Musical Journey With Frank Sinatra!! - Frankly Frank Sinatra show was entertaining and fun with a great selection of Frank's hit songs performed by Michael Sinatra (too bad my favorite "The Coffee Song" wasn't on the list). The accompanying piano player and female singer were also great. Of course, the meet and greet photo opportunity at the end of the show are always fun. We also love the Alexis Park Showroom where this show is currenly performed. The venue is a very nice quaint, comfortable and has good lighting and sound. Staff is friendly and drinks very reasonable. Additonally, the Pegasus Lounge next door is a great place to eat before of after the show. Our lounge server was friendly and attentive, the dine-in area is nice, and food delicious and reasonable. We had the Pub Burger that was huge with a lot of fries (good thing we split it, as the server recommended, since we juat wanted a after show bite to eat). Overall, we had another great experience attending this show, and every show we have seen to date has been fun and entertaining.

Good Entertainment - Good song selection. Lady singer also good. She does other shows at other casinos. Took lots of pictures.

The female performer is the real talent - The performance was disappointing. The male performer’s singing was too often off key, flat, and even painful at moments. The young black female singer who opened the show is the real star. Her pitch perfect voice, range, emotion and control were masterful. Management should have the Sinatra imitator take lessons from her or replace him. In all due respect, he tried, but for $80-plus for tickets, people deserve better for the price of admission. They should build a show around her. That would be a show to remember.

Excruciating!!!! - Can you give the show a negative number? It was absolutely horrible. Painful to listen to for the 8 to 10 minutes. We were in there before we just walked out of the show. Truly truly a waste of time and money. It is sad that if he truly is either a fan of Frank Sinatra, or truly his grandson, that he butchered his song so badly. It was like listening to John Lovett try to impersonate Frank Sinatra, though I think John Lovett would've done a better job.