I was very excited to check this place out, but it was extremely disappointing. We made a Saturday…read morenight reservation (you basically cannot get in without a res, they completely fill up) and they require $20 (+$3.75 fee) per person "deposit". We were under the assumption that it goes towards the final bill the way the $10 weekday cover does, stated on the website. It did not. We paid the $20 in addition to our bill. This needs to be addressed on the FAQ page on their website, insane it isn't listed already. The drinks were the most meh drinks I've ever had. Their menu looks incredible, but the cocktails were so mediocre. Nothing special, I didn't even like my Pear Cosmo it just tasted like straight lime juice. Two of my friends got the Spicy Margarita and they tasted completely different. One was insanely spicy, the other wasn't spicy at all. Took 15 minutes for a server to come over and acknowledge and take drink orders. Seemed like lots of miscommunication on which servers had which table. As one would come over, the other would check in less than 30 seconds later. The vibe inside is cute but super strange that they didn't steam/iron the green curtains which are a big centerpiece for the room... you can see the crease marks on the curtains from where they were taken out of the package folded. Jazz band was awesome. However, for this being a lounge it was too loud. Couldn't hear the person sitting next to you talking because it was so loud. Overall, disappointed in this place, I had super high hopes as I love jazz bars and cocktail bars. I would not recommend to friends and probably would not come back.

THE BAND ON THE NIGHT I ATTENDED WAS A 5 STAR EXPERIENCE!! The overall vibe of the place is also…read moresuperb and something different for a weekend night. Get there a few minutes early to get a good spot, and they do community seating FYI. With that, the drinks were not good. Everyone at my table hated their drinks, which let me know something is off. They turn the espresso machine off at night, which was disappointing, as the signs lead me to believe they served coffee all day. I thought that was kind of cool. Also beware of them putting the cover charge on your tab and then charging gratuity on it. Bring it to their attention! Sitting by the door on a chilly night was a little cold, as the traffic came in and out throughout the evening.

Best food in charlotte hands down!!! Go on fridays that's when there's live jazz. Get the crawfish…read moreétouffée.

Would give it 6 stars if I could…read more They have valet parking, but parking can also be found on the side streets along Park Tasteful jazz upstairs with a great bar, the jazz is played at a volume which does not disrupt a great conversation. Alternatively, a more intimate experience can be found downstairs. There is an outdoor patio upstairs which is often in high demand on a fine Carolina day, make a reservation. Etoufee, Diane, scampi, all incredible. Oysters and "Cajun popcorn" to start. And let me tell you, these folks know how to pour a glass of wine. Service is right on time, every time Support local business, keep old Charlotte alive

I checked out this downtown lounge in Spartanburg last night and really liked it…read more It's underground with late night vibes, tasty drinks, cigars, and entertainment. I'm 30, and while most of the crowd was 40 plus, there were people my age too. You could tell a lot of the people there were regulars. Everyone was kind. The music was a nice mix, not too old school and not too modern. A decent volume. The owner said they sometimes have live music as well. This place has multiple TVs for sports, karaoke, plenty of seating, and really good ventilation. I don't smoke, and the cigar smell didn't bother me at all. The back den area was calm, private, and had a TV. They also have VIP lockers and updated cameras, which made the place feel safe. The food and drinks were good and came out in a decent time. The owner, Desmond, took over this place four years ago and was very welcoming. We even played a game of chess and he beat me. The whole place felt friendly, almost like visiting family. I would definitely come back!

Absolutely love love love this place. The vibe is everything and the staff are too. I love karaoke…read morenights. LI'm not a fan of wine, but they have a nice selection. They have beer on draft along with bottles. My cigar of choice is the Groovy Blue Tatiana. It's DELICIOUS!! I

AWESOME Music great and people…read moreAmazing. We ate Wings etc which were great. Don't miss it

The service was very professional. The food and drinks were amazing. The ambiance was very…read morewelcoming.

The John Coltrane Statue is located in Downtown High Point, NC at the intersection of S. Hamilton…read moreSt. and Commerce Ave (John Coltrane Way) Parking is available nearby at City Hall. I didn't see that with the construction and detours, so I parked in a tow-away zone right in front of the eight-foot monument. No, I didn't get a ticket, but I didn't stay as long as I would have liked either. The statue is 8 feet high, made of bronze and created by Thomas Jay Warren. The statute depicts Coltrane with his tenor saxophone. It was dedicated on September 20th, 2006, on what would have been Coltrane's 80th birthday. I liked that there was a storyboard about John Coltrane and his career to read, and that there was a nearby historical marker. "My music is the spiritual expression of what I am ~ my faith, my knowledge, my being." Coltrane was born in Hamlet, NC, but moved to High Point as an infant and grew up living with his extended family. Coltrane grew up with music; his father played the ukulele, and his mother was a trained singer and pianist. Coltrane first started playing the clarinet and alto horn. Then, at William Penn High School, he joined the band and started playing the saxophone. Coltrane found solace in music after the deaths of his father, grandfather and uncle. Coltrane moved to Philadelphia and joined the Navy. He collaborated with other legends like Miles Davis and Thelonious Monk. He overcame his addiction to drugs and alcohol. His "spiritual awakening" led him to more spiritual music. Coltrane's career was cut short as his untimely death from liver cancer took him at age 40. But he left a lasting legacy with albums such as Blue Train, Giant Steps and A Love Supreme. .

John coletrane had such an impact on jazz. This statue pays homage to his legacy and is located…read moredowntown across from the high point theater.

I was invited here by a friend and was excited to attend. We arrived and security was present. The…read moreinside is small and intimate. They have a bar, tables and chairs. All of the seating was already reserved so we had to stand or sit at the bar. The staff was friendly and helpful. They had a live band, and some home cooked food. The food came with one meat and 2 sides for $15...no drink. The vibe was cool but too small for me. We stayed about 2 hours and decided to leave.

Found this place while I had a quick stay in Greensboro for work, it was close to my hotel. I was…read morelooking for a spot to grab some cocktails, food, hookah & music. This place had all what I was looking for. I sat at the bar and Stephanie the bartender was great, she interacted with me & was very friendly! Stephanie checked on me frequently & made sure my glass was never empty! Also the owner introduced himself and was also very courteous & friendly. My only complaint was the having to pay separate vendors. I paid the door $10 upon arrival, a hookah girl separately, the food vendor & lastly the bartender. Overall great staff & good vibes! The DJ was definitely playing good music to set the vibe! I will be back again if I'm ever in area again!