My husband and I actually drove past this place at first--I was expecting green signage, not red,…read moreso it didn't immediately catch my eye. Even walking in, we weren't quite sure what to expect. The entrance is small, and you're greeted right away, which was a nice touch. Once inside, it's very dark with deep red lighting--almost like stepping into a cave. It took a moment for our eyes to adjust, but once they did, we immediately felt at ease. The space is cozy and perfectly aligned with its purpose: it's all about the jazz. The service was great--welcoming, attentive, and added to the overall experience without taking away from the music. And the music? Absolutely captivating. It pulls you in and transports you--you can't help but settle into the vibe and just enjoy the moment together. We went on a Monday, so there was plenty of seating, but I noticed there's also a lower level that likely accommodates larger weekend crowds. There's a solid drink menu and a small selection of food, but honestly, this isn't the place you come for a full meal. Come for the drinks, stay for the music, and soak in the atmosphere.

Where in the US can you go to experience amazing live taken for only $10z the Green Lady Lounge is…read morewhere you go! Clean, smoke free lively jazz music and plenty of seating. There's two levels of entertainment. The service was friendly. Only thing is that they don't have food so eat beforehand. There was a hummus plate and some desserts. We had soooo much fun. Such talented musicians. This was a must visiting from LA!

We were going to a concert at The Green Guitar folk series just across the railroad tracks and…read moreUbered here to have some pre-show drinks. The place was fairly crowded and noisy at 6pm on a Saturday. The drinks were priced well and our waitress was awesome. We ordered a side of fries to get some food in our belly and we certainly won't make that mistake again - processed mashed potatoes formed into fat spiral shapes are not French Fries!!! My only complaint. After the concert we crossed back over the tracks and paid $5 cover charge for more drinks and to listen to Dating Sarah - fantastic cover band that had the place rocking at 10pm. We stayed for 2 sets and had a great time. I really liked the old school dive bar vibe in an old building that seemed out of place for Johnson County's upper middle class suburban aesthetic. A repeat return for all my future Green Guitar events and maybe some pizza next time - and for the love of god Jerry, get a new french fry distributor.

What's good the music and the service. But what's really bad is the women's bathroom. It's truly…read moredisgusting. The toilet is disgusting. I don't think it's been cleaned in years and I think there's actually mold growing in the rim. I the owners can afford a $200 toilet but if not, we can start a GoFundMe page. Women are spending money at your establishment. Have a little respect would you?

"Small" semi intimate setting as a movie theater but with a stage for tonight's live performance…read morewith Brass Rewind. They have VIP seating--it does offer bistro tables/seating, behind the theatre style seats, but perhaps only for "LIVE" events? So far, the seats are comfy. Plenty of leg room where I'm seated--4th row from the stage-stage left? lol I have no clue but facing the stage, I'm seated on the right, so?? They do have a concession stand, and there's a food truck outside--not sure the truck is this venue's modus operandi.

Fun place. With their eye grabbing marquee, I'm always paying attention to their upcoming shows as…read moreI drive by Aztec often. I was excited to go with my wife and parents to see The Truetones as my mom is a huge Beatles fan. I underestimated how much it would fill up so we stood up near the stage. Though we would not have expected this, Aztec's staff was very kind to offer us any available seats. I do wish there was more standing room available and I wish there was a larger variety of music that played here. However, the classic rock cover bands I've seen here put on a GREAT show. I'm glad to have this place in my local community.

Sunset Grill in Overland Park offers a family like atmosphere while offering an island like…read moreatmosphere and themed menu. They also have all the American classics. They have a decent sized patio. You can get anything from skewers, seafood, steak, and chicken fried chicken. I got the kc strip with mashed potatoes and vegetables. My steak was cooked more well done than medium rare like I had asked. Overall the food is decent and we got great service. They also have some happy hour menu options as well.

A friend of mine and I spontaneously decided to give this place a try for lunch! We were seated…read moreimmediately, which is always great for those who are starving the way we were! Our waitress was super awesome and very attentive. My friend and I ordered their nachos and let me say this order was HUGE! Now again, we were starved so we demolished every single bit on that plate, but for those looking for a little snack, this could definitely be shared between 2 people. They have a little secret sauce drizzle with the perfect shredded chicken, just typing this up makes me salivate. I will be back for those nachos!

Being the transplant that I am, I've started to try to explore all that the area has to offer…read more Given KC's reputation for great jazz, I was excited to check out Jazz in the Woods at Corporate Woods, held in June annually. For those non-locals like me who haven't been going for 20 years, it's an outdoor free music festival held once a year in Corporate Woods Business Park. All donations and proceeds concessions and such go to local children's charities. What I really appreciated about the event was that many of the concessions were run by local favorites like La Bodega, Jack Stack and Bo Ling's. Don't worry though, you can still get your nacho's and funnel cake for those seeking a some traditional fair food. Beer, wine and sangria also flows aplenty! Live Jazz playing Friday and Saturday night and there's a fun run on Saturday morning. Personally the run is not for me after all the Sangria from Friday night, you won't catch this girl tackling a 5K or 10K. But don't worry runners, I'm here for moral support! I'll meet you for another glass of Sangria at the finish line! Hints - Don't bring a cooler, they aren't allowed as you are supposed to buy the food there. Before you complain remember it's for the kids. Trust me I'm using that line all weekend "I need this kettle corn, it's for the kids!" - Bring blankets and lawn chairs, no seating in the park. Unless you are going fancy and buying a seat ($60) in the jazz pavilion (read: picnic tabled area with while picket fence)! - Bring cash. Enough said. - Come early to stake out your claim in the grass and to deal with parking. How can you not love it? Free jazz, an excuse to relax in the park all afternoon and evening and eat and drink your weight in goodies from local eateries! This might have to be my new KC tradition!

This was an annual event. However this has been cancelled altogether. The last time I went the…read moreElders were featured who's is an Irish band. Go figure.

Lived in KC for 11yrs and went the first time for a concert a couple weeks ago. Fantastic layout,…read moregreat close parking (for free!) love that there are so many options of standing/sotting from the outdoor areas, stage side, upper deck, and inside! Has food and multiple bar windows, bathrooms are small but clean. Great open area and don't feel crowded at all. No matter where you're at you get to see the show either looking at the stage or a projector screen on it so you never miss a beat. Cash only!!!

First time and wasn't sure which stage the concert was going to take place. Dressed for Missouri in…read moreAugust-- ended up freezing inside. Truly a dive bar atmosphere felt like we could have been sitting in the movie Road House. Not quite sure about the quality of the sound system and acoustics.

There aren't many "dance bars" in South JOCO, but this place is a great place to have a few…read morecocktails, people watch and dance under the disco ball (DJ every night). Tuesday is ladies night, Friday and Saturday are usually quite busy. A little quieter during the rest of the week. Service is always great (especially if you've been in a few times). The owner, Danny, is a charming gentleman and runs a wonderful establishment. He always welcomes us in, and thanks us for coming by. Love this place!

An interesting spot - it reminds me of being in a casino bar. The crowd is definitely on the older…read moreside and there are clearly lots of regulars. Staff is all really nice and friendly. There's a small dance floor for anyone looking to dance. There is a bar in the front and one in the back - there's a sort of dress code here with more of a collared shirt vibe for patrons, but I also noticed staff doesn't adhere to this dress code which I found a bit weird. Drink prices aren't bad, but there is a $10 cover to enter which I feel like offsets the drink prices. Overall, a classy-ish joint that's great for someone looking for a more controlled (read: not sloppy) nightclub vibe.

The new Piano Bar is fantastic. Glad to have this Waldo tradition back open. More fun than you can…read moreimagine. Everyone, all ages loves the piano room!

This is one of the best dive/piano bars in KC, but they are in the process of renovating from their…read moreold location on Wornall. I can't wait for the new location to open. It's one of the best dive bars to take peeps from out-of-town. Entertainment and people watching are amazing! No food, just drinks and great local conversation. Service is always great. Love this place...so excited for it to reopen!