karaoke box In Roma

It was very nice, especially because we were in a private room, so in total tranquility without any problem in choosing the songs

Chinese karaoke at Paolo Sarpi. Very fun. The new system doesn't work well, and many songs, once selected, don't play. The rooms are large enough for large groups.

The atmosphere was a bit gloomy; to reach the rooms, you had to go underground, into spaces that weren't particularly welcoming. The room was small and poorly organized, with insufficient seating for the number of people present. There were only two microphones for 13 people, and they often malfunctioned. The staff was very rude, didn't give us any directions, and were very impolite when we asked for clarification. The bar area was also unexceptional.

I visited the inn known as POLYGRAWMS yesterday with my squires Edwards, Rowberts, Fredericks, Samuels, and Alexanders. We found welcoming refreshments and delightful beverages, which enlivened our stay and refreshed our weary limbs. The cost of the services was commensurate with what we received. We will return. Long live POLYGRAMS.

The atmosphere was a bit gloomy; the room we were in didn't have enough room for everyone to sit down, so we had to take turns. A classic karaoke place, but with this private room option, which wasn't bad. The cocktails were decent, nothing exceptional. The staff was courteous, if a bit cold. We paid €28 per person for the private room, which included a bottle of wine and a drink. Let's just say it could be a little more cheerful and inviting, but overall, it's not bad.

Rude staff, but you can't expect high-level treatments I don't recommend entering sober

There were 4 of us and we went to the public room because there is a minimum of 10 people for the private room; we would have had to pay for 10 and we didn't want to. Honestly, I didn't have much to do with the staff, the bare minimum to pay for the entrances and get drinks, so I can't judge the service from a more human point of view, they seemed like quiet people, but I don't know. As for the drinks, they were nothing special. I can say, however, that inside the room, which I remember being public, there wasn't even one member of the staff and people did what they wanted without control. They kept deleting other people's songs because they didn't like them or had already heard them several times (which is normal at karaoke, some popular songs are known by many and are heard often). At a certain point I decided to stay near the console to check that people didn't delete the songs on the list and it almost seemed like I was the strange or inappropriate person because I wanted everyone to be respected. After almost 4 hours in there I managed to sing 3 songs by mistake, while other people had a monopoly on the microphones and the songs that were played. The point is that the idea would also be nice, but unfortunately the execution has some flaws. I think that if they put someone to control the console in the public room or removed the possibility of deleting songs the situation would be fixed.

The place is not bad, they gave us a very small room for 12 people, but if you are with friends you have fun The non-alcoholic/alcoholic drink included in the price is the bomb! You can sing all you want!