Many restaurants and lounges can be discovered within five miles and in some of Dallas' most popular dining neighborhoods including the Bishop Arts District and Knox-Henderson. – Team Live Nation
U2's first ever show in the US was at the Paradise Rock Club! – Team Live Nation
Check out the block around St. Andrew’s Hall or walk over to GreekTown for dozens of great food and drink options before or after the show. – Team Live Nation
On your way out to a show swing by the El Pinto and try their green chilli and salsa on anything! – Team Live Nation
To grab a bite to eat before or after the show check out Magnolia, Fabiolus Cafe, The Hungry Cat or The Waffle--all within walking distance! – Team Live Nation
Sleep Train Pavilion was designed by the famed architect Frank Gehry – Team Live Nation
Stay for a bit after the show to not only avoid the exiting crowd, but sometimes the comedian’s will sign autographs and chat with fans. – Team Live Nation
901 Columbus Caffe is an excellent pre-show restaurant to check out. They have free wi-fi and $2 draft beer every day. – Team Live Nation
Visit the Poster Room upstairs for a visual history lesson of artists who have played The Fillmore. – Team Live Nation
Shoreline is a founding member of the Green Music Group dedicated to an environmentally responsible music experience. – Team Live Nation
If you prefer a more laid back concert experience, head downstairs to the lounge. They have televisions set up so you can watch what’s going on upstairs at the show. – Team Live Nation
The Live Nation Ticket fairy sometimes hands out free tickets to upcoming events at Gramercy. If u follow @livenationnyc on twitter, we send out hints for what shows she will be at! – Team Live Nation
Take Pryor then University to get to the interstate after the show. It’s the quickest way out of the area. – Team Live Nation
Visit Ted’s Montana Grill across the street for a nibble before a show! For the burger lovers, try the Bison Burger! – Team Live Nation
Some fun bars to hit up around Festival Pier are Silk City, which has amazing mac n cheese, and 700 Club, a great place to dance all night. – Team Live Nation
First Niagara Pavilion has a driving range over the lake backstage. Bands love to come here and try to make it on the floating green. Artists who have made it on the green include Toby Keith, Daruis
Nautica Pavilion’s layout allows for every seat to have a great view of the stage! Not a bad seat in the house. Plus, you cannot beat the scenic view of the river! – Team Live Nation
The Waterford Bar is a funny "dive" bar with a great juke box. This restaurant offers specials daily, so it’s a great place to check out if you’re on a budget. – Team Live Nation
For a great view of the area, check out the deck of the Susquehanna Bank Center at the back corner of the lawn. It’s even more stunning at sunset. – Team Live Nation
Grab your favorite beverage after the show at the Tin N Lint Pub in downtown Saratoga Springs, where Don McClean wrote the song “American Pie”. – Team Live Nation
Make sure to stop by Archi Moore’s for beer and a meal before the show. – Hank C.
With your family? There is a designated Family Zone on the lawn for guests that prefer to sit in an area free of alcohol and smoke. – Team Live Nation
On those cool nights, head to the first blue tent on the left when you enter the Bank of America Pavilion. It’s the only spot to get hot coffee! – Team Live Nation
Go green and get better parking! Drive to the show with at least three friends and park up close in our carpool lot! – Team Live Nation
Spend $15 at the House of Blues Restaurant before the show and get into the music hall before everyone else. Kiss long lines goodbye. – Team Live Nation
Arrive before 9pm on Fridays to avoid the cover for watching bands play that night. – Arturo L.
Sometimes it’s easy to forget how big this place is. Head out back for the less crowded bar and take your drinks to the picnic table in the alley for some people watching on the Drag. – Robert F.
You’ve got to get sushi at Kyoto upstairs before the jazz begins below. Their happy hour, one of the best deals in town, is from 6:00 – 6:45pm. – Robert F.
To sneak up front, go to the east bar, look to the right, and you'll see a walkway that’s usually guarded by a worker. No big deal! Just walk by, go around the balcony, and you’ll be up front! – Artur
