This is a true hidden gem in Toronto with an incredible, speakeasy vibe. The music is soulful! Very…read moretalented musicians. The service is on point as well. You step down into the basement and almost feel like you've stepped into a different time and place. They have a nice menu with various small plates and an extensive drink menu as well. I'd suggest a reservation in advance if you want a table, but I've been here with standing room only at the bar and that was also great! A very funky place!

We love the Reservoir lounge and used to come here all the time, but it became much more crowded…read morelately. People come here for music and for drinks, if you want food, pizza is your best choice. We tried all other items in the menu and didn't like any. Drinks are pricey but mostly good. Except for old-fashioned, it was really bad last time.

Very chill spot on King St. in Waterloo. We were there for a quick overnight trip to support an…read moreartist. I appreciate the emphasis on listening to the music rather than socializing with your table. The beer came in large servings and the prices were reasonable.

Great spot for jazz and food. Be sure to book online to ensure admittance. Walk-ins only when room.read more

Slow service, unattentive and unfriendly bartenders. Owner doesn't know how to be friendly either,…read moreborderline unprofessional. Overall, ZERO customer service skills - AVOID AT ALL COSTS.

Where do I begin? Not many things or places are perfect, but this one, on this particular night…read more(which was my birthday) - PERFECTION PERSONIFIED. First off, I was both mesmerized and intrigued by the name, all embodying things I love and enjoy dearly - poetry, jazz, and a charming cafe. Nestled on a busy street in Toronto, this was the perfect way to end a wonderful night celebrating my birthday. On a Thursday night, to my surprise and benefit, it just so happened that The Bentley Collective was on schedule for entertainment. Everything was smooth, peaceful, enjoyable, and delightful. Not a negative vibe was there to be found. I did not try the food (I was already stuffed from an earlier dinner), but I did partake in a delicious "Poetry Lychee Martini". In fact, I had about 3 of them - I happened to be sitting directly next to my birthday twin. She was a local who frequented the establishment and welcomed me with a warm greeting and birthday cocktails for both of us. How generous and kind! The live music was chef's kiss. The crowd was calm and collected. Great time all around. I look forward to stopping by again!!!

Loved our stop here. Came for the scotch, of which they had a great selection…read more Our bartender was knowledgeable and happy to chat about what they had, and provide suggestions. We were there late on a Sunday night, so other than a few regulars we had the place to ourselves. They appear to get live music in, but we were too late to enjoy it. The place has patina. Dark and moody. Great music 'on the stereo '. Will return.

I could see this being a chill spot to frequent with a date or someone you want to have a…read moreconversation with. The place is quiet and all you hear is the jazz music playing. On the night I went, it felt like the Jazz version of a "Swingers" bar scene without the crowded bar. If you find the music to be too loud in the room it's actually being played in, just seat yourself closer to the front of the bar. You could just drink and listen to music all night, but the food was an added bonus. The waiter talked me into trying the burger with halloumi (cheese), and it did not disappoint. Good: -The Emmet Burger was tasty -live music -good vibes -expansive whiskey menu -the waiter was informative and friendly Bad: -no fault of their own, but it was very warm inside

We seriously, really truly loved it here. We were a little nervous coming in but I would definitely…read morestay here again. Rooms are what you pay for, but for such a great location in Toronto I can't complain. Everything was clean despite being a little shabby and service was friendly and helpful. We caught a show on the one night we stayed here, split a liter of cheap boxed wine and some fries and had such a great time. What a classic Toronto space.

Want to get to know your fellow man? Stay at the Rex and not get a private room. Our first stay was…read morea trip. The room had no bathroom in it. A small bath across the hall and a bigger bath and shower at the end of the hall. Everything is clean and the toiletries are provided. Be sure to bring your own towel and wash cloth. No elevators, so we had a second floor walk-up. No bellhops. Carry your own bags. The rooms are very small with a sink and a tiny window a/c unit. Crazy part is we loved it here. A fabulous jazz bar/restaurant downstairs. It's conveniently located for our needs and it's one of the friendliest places in Toronto. 11/25

Went there for the First Time this past Summer and we received 5 Star Treatment. We bought a…read morepackage with a one night stay at the White Oaks hotel. Upon arriving we received our Swag bags full of Goodies with coupons for the outlet stores, dinner for two, free drinks, wine tasting tickets for a few of the Best Wineries. The Dixie Land Band Brunch on Sunday was absolutely Incredible, Great Buffet Food, Free Mimosa and incredible Music. We were so wowed with the experience, listened to some of the most beautiful talented musicians. We have decided to make this an Annual Event, except next time we will make it a Full weekend and will be taking a couple of friends along. This is one of those Festivals that you will be Wowed even if you are not that into Jazz.

From the owner: The TD Niagara Jazz Festival will take place this July 19th-22nd and July 27th-29th 2018 in the…read morebeautiful Niagara Region of Canada. Please join us for our 5th annual festival, which will include an incredible lineup of musical talent at stunning venues from the wine vineyards of Niagara-on-the-Lake to the Performing Arts Centre in St. Catharines.

Great time at 2022 Niagara Falls Blues Festival…read more Bands were great. Otis Cadillac had us dancing in the isles

We have been down on old falls street for music before but they actually had it going on this…read moreweekend. They had a main stage for the bigger named bands but also a smaller stage under a tent. Speaking of tents the also had a tent with tables and chairs. Any place you were you had a great place for listening. They also sold beer and wine. Also pop and water if you were the designated driver. Farther down on old falls street there were restaurants and food trucks. So if you spent many hours just listening you didn't go hungry. The one band we listened to the woman's voice was unbelievable. It was just a great time sitting and relaxing, people watching. Oh and listening to music. Weather was also perfect for the whole weekend.