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The food here is pricey, but the atmosphere is well worth the $10.00 cover charge. When you think of swanky jazz club, think of this. Upon entering the dimly lit, large open room, you will be greeted by a stylish hostess wanting to take your coat and light the candle on your table. A live band will be playing on the stage, often accompanied by a live singer. The desserts and coffee are to die for, although I must admit I've never tried a dish there. This is a great place for either a romantic evening or quiet conversation with friends.
Favorite Dish:
The cheescake is absolutely delicious.
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