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Dizzy's Club

4.1 (467 reviews)
Closed • 6:00 pm - 11:00 PM
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Adam L.

Fantastic. Everything about it. The ambiance was amazing and the views were spectacular. The non-alcoholic drinks were amazing. The music was exceptional. The prices were $$$. Recommend this!!!

Troy B.

My son and I went here for dinner and a jazz show. The venue is right across from an entrance to Central Park. The view out of the windows of the skyline was also a great plus. THe jazz music was excellent and we had a great time. The show was only 1 hour so that seemed a little short... but it was advertised that way. I guess maybe i just wanted it to go on for longer. The waiter was attentive and the food we had was good. This is a great place to go and see a jazz show! or any other music genre.

Jazz at The Lincoln Center Dizzy's Club - Live jazz trio
Mike R.

After a wonderful performance at Jazz at The Lincoln Center's The Appel Room, headed over to Dizzy's. Our tickets enabled us to go without a cover. While enjoying a drink, also extended our evening with a fantastic trio. Towards the end, the trio played a tune inviting other musicians to join in improvising. Wow! What a talented group! Highly recommend stopping by Dizzy's for some great jazz!

E G.

4.5...Very fun night with music of Isaiah Thompson! Lovely venue! Great music. $25 drink/food. An annoyance is that people who had dinner made so much noise eating it took away from the experience. That is not the venue's problem, but it was very distracting. Clinking their silverware on their plates so loudly, toasting at every single sip they had. As if they are the only people listening. We also were told because we were a party of two we could not sit at a table with four seats, yet they sat people there at those tables who didn't pre-order tickets, which I did find inconsiderate. stand bys should not get the best seats in the house! Drinks were very boozy! Will be back!

Table in front of the stage
Amanda C.

{Overall: 4; Food: 3} Ambiance: 5; Service: 4 Dizzy's Club is such a fun experience in NYC. It's a great way to catch a jazz show in a setting that isn't too formal. The club is essentially a restaurant with a stage. There's both bar seating and table seating, which you choose when purchasing tickets. Tables are assigned on a first-come, first-served basis; we sat right in front of the stage. For the 7 pm show, doors open at 6 so you can be seated and order dinner. Guests were lining up as early as 5:45. The show itself was fantastic. We were so impressed by the musicians. The set was about one hour long. The food was okay. The menu is Southern-themed. We had the gumbo, which was good but underseasoned. The sides were a mixed bag: the Brussels sprouts were well-cooked but not as crispy as they could have been, the fries were solid, but the cornbread was hard and stale. All in all, a very fun night out in NYC. So worth it for the music!

Megan E.

My husband and I had a great jazz night here! We had bar seating with a window that had a lovely view of downtown and our seats were right in front of willy jones III, the drummer! The server was kind and refilled my Diet Coke multiple times. The food was also yummy, I got the burger and fries. No complaints at all.

Thomas S.

This is a beautiful club and restaurant that is part of Jazz at Lincoln Center in Manhattan. The fried chicken was pretty good and a decent portion too. My wife got the burger. The view is amazing, and Willie Jones III and his jazz quintet swung so hard I lost track of time and space. You have to try this place!

Salsa meets Jazz. Best music.
Naomi B.

Great music. Great service. Good food. The place overlooking Columbus Circle and the stage and sound system on target.

Roasted Brqnzino with beurre rouge sauce with charred broccolini and sweet potato gratin
Airon A.

We were wanting to check out a jazz club while in New York City and Dizzy's Jazz club in Lincoln Center kept coming up. Dizzy's Club offers live jazz performances with panoramic views of the Manhattan skyline, a warm ambiance, and a delicious seasonal menu. So we decided to go to this location as they have a dinner service before the show and it was close to our hotel and Central Park. They had a 7 and 9 pm showing and we went to the earlier one. When you arrive at the building you take the elevator up to the 7th floor. You have the option to check your coat before entering the club where the hostess will seat you at a table in the dining area. The tables are set up right in front of the stage and there is a great view behind the stage. I started my meal with the High-Hat Hibiscus with Del Maguey Vida Mezcal, Cointreau, Green Chartreuse, Hibiscus, Lime Juice, Mint. I was happy to see a cocktail with mezcal as this was not easy to find in NY. I enjoyed the cocktail so much that I had another. We ordered the roasted branzino for our entree that comes with Beurre rouge sauce confit potatoes and charred broccolini. I wanted to sub the confit potatoes for the crispy Brussel sprouts because I didn't want to have carbs which I was originally told by the waiter that it would not be a problem. Then she came back out and told me that they did not have enough to serve outside of what is served with the dinner entree. I did not understand this as it is offered as a side item on the menu. The manager came out to explain this to me but it was very disappointing after being told that it would not be an issue. I ended up getting the sweet potato gratin instead which actually turned out to be very good. The branzino was cooked with the skin on and was very flavorful with the beurre rouge sauce. I enjoyed the sides very much. Overall the food was better than I expected, however just didn't feel like a valued customer the way the Brussels sprouts were handled. Then had another issue when the hostess set two other people at our table that were strangers which would have been understandable except for the fact that there was an empty table right by us where they could have been seated. My suggestion would be to communicate this better or ask for customer preferences before just randomly seating people at a table with other patrons seated at it. The jazz band was very impressive with many talented musicians. They had instrument solos featuring some strong performances. For this price point, I felt like the Brussels sprout and seating issue diminished our overall experience.

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Izzy N.

Food was great service was awesome ambiance the best Tonight i heard a genius one of the best trombonists of his generation. purchased his album Hello Popsi a tribute to louie Armstrong- I fell in love with Mr Gordon he touched my heart & soul. Tried getting tickets for Sunday all shows Sold Out! If you haven't seen or heard Mr Gordon you are missing out on one of the best trombonist! Thank you Dizzy for bringing him yo NYC.. He had Ms Kelly Green as his guest unbelievable she inspired me. Wow Wow Wow the best night

Jeffery B.

Located on central park south (60th St), Dizzy's is a part of Jazz at Lincoln Center. A great location, with tables but also an extensive amount of bar seating. Not a bad seat in the house, near as I could tell. Full bar available as well as several appetizer, entree, and dessert items. Typical NY pricing for a live jazz show, plus a minimum for food and drink.

Debbie K.

If you love Jazz as we do you must go to Dizzy's club. The food was a little pricey, but it's New York. What else would you expect! But that aside, we did 2 appetizers and they were very good. The music was awesome and our view of Central Park was beautiful. The wait staff were super friendly and very accommodating.

Genie M.

Great venue for live jazz! Free coat check! Entry was free with ticket stub from the Rose Hall Jazz Hall! One drink minimum. The staff at the door, the lobby, waiters, everyone was courteous and professional! The view of Broadway is awesome! The seating is first come, first choice. The acoustics was great! Great choice of beer, wine and cocktails! Service is also quick! While you are placing your order it appears the the bar staff is preparing and delivering your requested beverage! I would definitely come back! So relaxing and uplifting!

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Love this place! Great sight lines, gorgeous backdrop of the city behind stage, good acoustics. Reasonable ticket prices. Gets great acts.

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Are you still doing late night shows after the reopening?

Late nights are returning late September/early oct

For a Sunday night 730 show, how early should I arrive for a great table? Thank you.

Well they seat you but all tables are great

Is there an age limit?

Hello! Thank you for your interest in Dizzy's Club! Children aged 7 and over are welcome at Dizzy's Club.

Do I need to be 21+ to see the show?

The recommended age at Dizzy's Club is 7 years old and up.

Whats the dress code?

Dressy casual, can't go wrong dressed in black, but whatever...

In addition to the cover charge, is there a food/drink minimum? Can the cover charge be applied to food/drinks?

Hello Carey, there is a $10 food/drink minimum in addition to the cover charge.

Is there any slow jazz or blues?

Check their calendae

How long after the 7:30 pm show does a patron typically have to finish their drinks and clear out before the next show? Really, I'd just like to know if there's a rush to get out when the music stops.

Dizzy's Club set lengths can vary, but the concert will be completed by 9pm at the latest to allow the room to be reset for the second set. Guests who would like to stay for the second set will pay cover charge and food/beverage minimum for the… 

Is it better to sit at a table or bar stool will other pplz sit at my table with my wife and i?

It is better at a table. No, you do not share tables.

Does Dizzy's sell gift cards?

Hello Aaron, Yes, Dizzy's Club sells gift cards and you can order by calling our reservation desk at 212-258-9595.

What is the cover charge?

Hello Diana, Cover charge varies depending on the night. You can find the cover charge for the specific night you'd like to attend at jazz.org/dizzys, or feel free to call our reservation desk at 212-258-9595. We hope to see you at Dizzy's Club soon.

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“This is a modern, classy club with a spectacular location overlooking Columbus Circle and Central Park.”

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4.1(257 reviews)
0.3 mi•Theater District, Midtown West
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I went one time last night. It was a bit cramped. I did not sit by the rail and went to the bar…read more The food I had was great. Talent was very good. It was cozy. I must have passed it many times. A Greek church and a Greek diner are nearby, as is Alvin Ailey where I have taken lessons and performed, and of course the SAG Foundation is across the street. I will update this when I visit again. The man on the telephone should not hurry customers if they have not made up their minds to come.

Was here for a special night and left a bit underwhelmed…read more So much of this place works - classic NYC theater vibes, and the musical talent, food and drink were all great. The show I saw had incredible performers and felt really happy to be attending. But this is where it fell apart. I have a great deal of empathy for waitstaff especially during this kind of cabaret show. I had gotten a last minute VIP ticket and ordered a drink - and was informed at the time I placed a drink that there was a $25 mimimumx which I knew about when I bought the ticket. The waitress who served us was unnecessarily rude sbout it: I went to order food but stopped at spending more because at that point, the fewer interactions with her the better. I don't know what to think - someone willing to spend more money and feeling reluctant to because of a rude waitress is a problem to the venue to fix.

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4.4(986 reviews)
1.1 mi•Midtown East
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Waiting game: I arrived on a Friday evening at 8pm and was seated by 9:30pm. This is an average…read morewait time, esp if you aren't already lined up before they open before 5pm. Usually two lines, starting from the wooden benches immediately in front of the entrance all the way to the dry hotpot place next door. Food: 5/5! I surprisingly loved the jellyfish salad, as it was a refreshing bite after eating the rich and savory okonomiyaki. The uni croquette was actually one of the better ones I had. Food comes out relatively quick. Its nice to order lots of diff items and share. I am from SoCal so usually japanese food in Manhattan doesn't always wow me but their drinking food was great. Drinks: 5/5 Also loved the drinks. The mandarin (?) slush was slightly sweet and well balanced. The matcha cocktail was stronger but had a great green tea flavor. (Sorry I don't remember the names of the drinks) READ THIS: One thing I will say to smaller groups 1-3 people is that you may be asked to move multiple times during your meal. The staff attempts to maximize the seat space as people come and go, even if that means you and your friends have to move a couple tables down. This doesn't bother me, but I def noticed some couples on their date night getting annoyed about the frequent interruption and relocation. I will always recommend Tomi Jazz. I hope they do not implement a reservation system because it would probably make it impossible for out of town visitors to enjoy. Will be back!

Cool experience, but the queueing process is fairly annoying. I showed up around 4:30 on a Thursday…read moreand was one of the first few people let in. There are around 30-35 seats. The band's first set is 6-8:30, and people generally stick around until it ends. So if you aren't seated in the first wave you might have to wait several hours, unless enough people get up and leave. The space inside is pretty cramped, at the bar I was definitely bumping elbows with the people next to me. Otherwise the experience was pretty similar to a West Village jazz club. The food was pretty good and slightly cheaper than I expected per item. The curry croquette was crispy and flavorful. The plum rice balls had an intense salty filling, but there was a lot of relatively unseasoned rice on the outside that made the whole thing feel a bit unbalanced. The yaki udon was tasty though, savory with a ketchupy sauce and some crunchy veg. The food plus $10 cover charge, tax, tip, and card fee came to about $50 for me. I probably could've skipped the onigiri though as I definitely ordered too much food, which probably would've brought it down to around $40. This is about on par with the West Village jazz clubs, but you get food instead of two cocktails, which I vastly prefer. It's not worth waiting several hours for, though.

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Swing 46

3.5(365 reviews)
0.6 mi•Midtown West, Theater District, Hell's Kitchen
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Came here for the music and left happy, which is honestly the only metric that matters for a spot…read morelike this. The live band was great, the vibe was lively, and people were actually dancing instead of just sitting around pretending they're "listening." Food was good, service was easygoing, and the best part: zero pressure. They have a minimum spend, but they don't play games with it. Hit the minimum however you want, drinks or food, your choice. Other places love to force both, which is basically a tax on having fun. Not here. Why not 5 stars? The place is a bit dated. Our booth was literally held up with tape and the cushion situation was... let's call it "vintage springs." I heard they're planning a remodel, and if that happens, this becomes an easy 5. Until then, it's a very fun 4 and I'd absolutely come back.

11/7/25 - We came here late in the evening on a Friday night. We were looking for a jazz/swing club…read morewhere we could listen to live music AND dance. Most of the clubs we saw were more for eating/drinking while listening to music but didn't offer the dancing component. If you want to just listen to the music while enjoying your food/drink then sitting at the bar is free. To sit in the back area where the band and dancing is, there is a $15 cover fee. We didn't order any food and my friend did order some drinks but I'm not much of a drinker so I can't comment on that. We enjoyed the music and watching the regulars dance. A couple regulars were very nice and brought us out onto the dance floor to show us some simple moves! Unfortunately this place is closing at the end of December. It's really sad that it is going away as the regulars' described it as one of the places in the city with a dance floor where you can actually dance to the live jazz/swing music. If you are in the area before they close and want to spend some time away from the busy city definitely stop by here!

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Swing 46 - The Stage

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Guantanamera

3.8(1.2k reviews)
0.2 mi•Midtown West, Hell's Kitchen
•$$$
Live music
Happy hour specials

I stopped into this restaurant for dinner and when I arrived I parked on the street nearby. I…read morewalked into a Dilly lit restaurant. I was greeted and sat and served by Carlos and he was nice! I ordered: Red Sangria Tostones Rellenos Pollo Al Mojo (chicken with garlic sauce) Rabo Encendido (oxtail with mashed sweet plaintains) The food was really delicious with my favorite being the Tostones Rellenos! It was a great experience all in all!

We were invited as guests to eat at Guantanamera, especially since I grew up cooking authentic…read moreCuban food, as well was Puerto Rican food. I can dissect every ingredient placed into a dish. I personally ordered the Cuban sandwich that cost $24. You heard that right, $24 for a sandwich, and expect it to be worthwhile for that price. I had to ask for mojo in order to eat the sandwich, and only able to eat 1/2 of it. All I have to say is, it tasted mediocre, and didn't have that expected Cuban sandwich flavor that a gastronomical Cuban cuisine expert would know right away. One of the person in my group, ordered the lechon asado plate, which comes with moro (congri), and yuca (cassava). The person who ordered this dish is diabetic, and cannot eat yuca that has 78 grams of carbohydrates. A substitution was requested, in which the waiter addressed the paying patron with a rude attitude that there is no substitution, either have it or omit it from the plate. He would not make an exception for another vegetable or food item. This lechon asado entree cost $30, and no substitution, if unable to eat such as starchy, extremely high carb vegetable. I didn't like the waiter's attitude. It was not welcoming nor prioritized our comfort throughout the meal. I wanted to walk out of the restaurant. Especially, since the waiter did not show any Cuban mannerism to the culture. The patron tolerated the incident, asked me to let's try their food and see how authentic and/or delicious it is. He gave me the yuca, even though he paid for this item, yet unable to eat it. A simple swap for another vegetable could have been accommodated. I ate the yuca, and noticed it was just boiled, and had no seasoning whatsoever. Cuban style yuca, should have that garlic mojo, or be seasoned with a little vinegar, olive oil, salt and pepper. Not even mojo was given for this dish that should compliment it. I tasted the moro (at this restaurant it was known as congri). The flavoring did not taste Cuban style for this rice casserole. It was missing the savory sofrito of onions, garlic, pepper, cumin, and oregano seasonings. The lechon asado didn't have that expected flavor, either. Is this really a Cuban cuisine restaurant? For this place to be called a Cuban restaurant, is an overstatement. Whomever the chef is cooking in the kitchen, supposedly authentic Cuban dishes, needs a refresh course in how to season and properly prepare Cuban dishes. To be honest, the food had more of a Peruvian flavor than Cuban flavor. Very disappointed, since I was invited and eager to eat authentic Cuban food in which I didn't have to cook myself, that is a part of my everyday lifestyle. I have to say, the waiter from the get-go had an attitude with our group, and did not have proper etiquette to address us properly, as paying patrons, who spent over $300 at the dinner table. Secondly, the lechon asado entree, which comes with moro, and yuca (cassava), there is no food swap substitution, if unable to eat one of the items on the plate. If a patron is allergic to one of the items on the menu plate, such as yuca, it will become a too bad for you, situation. Thirdly, the ambiance, especially the lighting was very dark. There was a few artwork, but overall, the place needed some lighting at the table. You couldn't read the menu, unless you have a pocket flashlight. Overall, the food at Guantanamera was not up to par, nor authentic Cuban cuisine. Either this establishment changed ownership from the original Cuban cuisine owners, or are current owners (not of Cuban culture), who are oddly not well versed in Cuban cuisine. It may be that the chef cut corners to not make the effort to cook the food according to expected Cuban traditional ingredients. Maybe, the chef had a bad day and the food was not being prepared well, that was showing when we were eating it. When the bill was given, we were being rushed by the waiter who stand by our table and hovering throughout the entire time while trying to see and analyzed the amount charged. It was very uncomfortable and rude. He could have walked away for a moment while we settle what was being charged. In addition, the waiter never declared that there was an automatic gratuity before the order was placed or any time before that when we were seated. At the very end when he hand us the bill for us to pay, in which there were separate bills for each party, there was an automatic 20% gratuity added to each of the bills. The invited guests, and myself, have decided to NOT come to this restaurant ever again.

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