I don't think I ever had a bad time at Moe's Alley. Even if you go in there and you're not sure you even want to be there, you'll see people having a ball on the dance floor or someone will come up to you and make you smile. The music is so lively and so fun it almost necessitates that people have a good time. A lot of people dance and many of them are really good, but don't be shy if you don't know all the moves. Somebody will teach you, and even if you're a slow learner it's all about having fun.


Finally! A small, local venue to see great shows. No pressure to dress up, no awkwardness if you dress it up a bit either. I felt like I knew everyone there, and felt even more glad to get away from the college town scene downtown.

I caught a fantastic reggae show here recently. The entire audience (which consisted of all kinds of peeps) was so into the music- nobody stopped moving once the music started.The large dance floor was packed and jammin' the entire time.

Even better, this place has live music 6 out of 7 nights a week.



This is an excellent place to see intimate shows. I have stood directly in front of Sonny Landreth and watched him pick beneath his slide. (It was breathtaking.) This is also a great place to get lost in a crowd dancing. It is a wonderful dancefloor for swing dancing. It is many things to many people. There is absolutely nothing pretentious about this place, not a stitch.



We went to the Marc Broussard show here and loved the intimate setting that Moe's provides.

The place is right off the freeway and easy to find. There is plenty of parking.