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Sound Information
Average sound level of 73 decibels (Moderate Noise Level) based on measurements taken by users of the SoundPrint
app
. A Moderate Noise Level is safe for hearing, conducive to conversation.
Friday night at 9pm, a couple of loud people at the bar.
Saturday at 1:58am
Saturday night can be loud. During the week it’s mellow.
Saturday at 8:28pm
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81
dBA
Every seat taken on a Saturday night. Much quieter Sunday through Thursday.
Saturday at 9:35pm
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82
dBA
10:15pm on a busy Saturday night. During the week, much more quiet and mellow.
Saturday at 10:16pm
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81
dBA
Great place for quiet conversation, just not Friday or Saturday.
Thursday at 9:22pm
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63
dBA
Moved to a booth
Friday at 8:35pm
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81
dBA
Busy Thursday night. If you want quiet, come on Sunday through Tuesday or possibly Wednesday.
Friday at 8:28pm
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83
dBA
My quiet list recommendation does not apply to late on Friday and Saturday nights, but otherwise, if you want a place to actually talk to the people you came with, this is it. They have even installed acoustic solutions on the ceiling. Also, there are many private alcove spaces which are usually available Sunday through Thursday, or early on weekends. If you want to be more sociable, sit at the bar, as the bartenders are friendly and skilled at their craft.
Sunday at 8:16pm
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59
dBA
Busy Friday night at 9:30PM
Friday at 9:20pm
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80
dBA
This bar is a quiet and senior-friendly venue from Sunday through Wednesday. They tend to play oldies which for me is now Motown, or vintage rock from the 60s thru the 80s. On the other nights it can get louder, with a younger crowd, but even then they seem to have figured out to keep the music at a reasonable level so people can talk.
Sunday at 8:04pm
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59
dBA
Quiet Sunday through Thursday, but loud on Friday and Saturday.
Friday at 9:23pm
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83
dBA
The Usual is great on weeknights, early in the evening. There are alcoves which also help to reduce the noise and create privacy. We are seniors, and feel totally comfortable in our little alcove. The venue attracts a wide range of ages and genders, so you need to be OK with that.
SoundPrint measures the approximate decibel level and is not a replacement for a professional sound level meter. The dBA figures in the app and on this site are averages of every SoundCheck submitted for that place — a reasonable guide to what it's usually like, not a guarantee of what it will be on any given night.
SoundPrint's goal is to work with louder venues, not against them.