I went to the ArtsQuest Cafe to see Mr. Phzzz/The Melvins/Boris. Everything about the experience was good, from the 1/2 pound hamburger (really) to the seating, the acoustics, even the cleanliness of the bathrooms. As soon as the venue has another act/tour I want to see, I'll be back.

Imagine an old steel plant transformed into a destination place. The size of the steel stacks and the size of the old machinery is breathtaking. They have signs about the equipment and owners and laborers as you walk around the huge site. An amazing place to spend a few hours

I went to the ArtsQuest Cafe to see Mr. Phzzz/The Melvins/Boris. Everything about the experience was good, from the 1/2 pound hamburger (really) to the seating, the acoustics, even the cleanliness of the bathrooms. As soon as the venue has another act/tour I want to see, I'll be back.

I had seen this two years ago and wanted to show my friend. There was a festival going on but I went to the back and parked and were walking around - then there was a stairway up to the top. WOW oh WOW. Definitely worth the visit. We walked and then realized we needed to leave so we didn't do the whole tour. I would LOVE to do this tour with someone who worked here and can tell some stories. It is so worth the visit.

While this is something to see close-up. The real value is having a good tour guide. And we did, her name is Michelle. She gave us such a volume of in-depth information that was very interesting. She did a great job of fielding questions from a few older gentleman that obviously had some experience with steel mills. Good weather helps since you are outside except for the short bit in the very beginning that’s in the visitor center. The combo ticket gives you the industrial history museum, which is just across the parking lot.