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    Jazz'd Tapas Bar

    4.2 (781 reviews)
    ModerateTapas Bars
    Open 4:00 pm - 9:00 PM

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    JAZZ'D TAPAS BAR ATMOSPHERE

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    Moderate noise
    Trendy
    Good for groups
    Happy hour specials

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    Caesar salad
    Jennifer B.

    We stopped in for dinner on our first night of vacation and we're so glad we did. Every food item was delicious. Our server was friendly and checked in on us periodically without being intrusive. The restaurant is downstairs with a great layout and easy to see or hear the band from any spot in the restaurant. Would recommend this place to anyone looking for a fun and tasty night out.

    Jazz'd Caesar Salad
    Rob C.

    Revisited a favorite spot while in Savannah and noticed a drop off in menu items. Starting with the positives... the drink selection is vast, creative and the drinks we had spectacular. On the menu, the lamb chops were overdone and lacked pop in the flavor. The salad was delicious, fresh and had the right amount of dressing to add flavor without drowning the components. But, the mussels are where the ball was dropped. The sauce and mussels didn't come together. The sauce was very good with the accompanying bread, but the mussels lacked seasoning and flavor. Nice touch is the live jazz music. Even if I hit it at a time where he was mostly on break.

    brownie cheesecake
    Chelsea S.

    it was cool. we originally made a reservation to enjoy the live music to bring in my moms birthday in savannah. unfortunately they were under construction and changed their live music nights so that was disappointing but the service was great. mckenzie took great care of us. food was ok. i tried the seafood soup they had which was decent. i also ordered fish and chips and i was most disappointed by this. the cod had so much batter it made me feel like i was eating hush puppies. my sister enjoyed her beef tenderloin and my fries. my mom and sister ordered the caesar salad and seemed to enjoy. the lamb lollipops were ok too. didn't really taste like lamb but pretty good the desserts were good. we all enjoyed. i had the s'mores bread pudding which was a pleasant surprise.

    C'mon down a long flight of stairs, or enter the glass doors to the left to use the elevator
    Rich S.

    Jazz'd is a cool dinner club and bar. Entrance is down a flight of stairs, and there's an elevator available, too. You arrive near a long well-lit bar, with the musician(s) on a low platform at the far end, and ample more-dimly-lit seating to the right among modern artsy decor. Most seating has a view of the performance, and the acoustics are good everywhere. There is a smaller room towards the back that might be a little quieter. We were met right away and seated quickly, midweek (Dec '24) for the 6pm show. They had a pretty good crowd, and we had reservations, but I dont think they were needed. Staff were friendly and attentive. Drinks were creative, well-made, and tasty. Mine was an authentic-tasting Sazerac with famous Peychaud's bitters, an aromatic sweet rye-spiced Virgil Kaine rye out of Charleston, and 4th-generation Swiss Kübler absinthe, very reasonable at $12 for these ingredients. Our delicious food came pretty quickly and was fresh and hot. We loved their creamy blue-crab stew, the slightly zingy Creole tomato dip with goat cheese and a hot sliced baguette, and lightly-fried tender calamari with a lightly-spicy creole tomato dip. The mid-week musician was a solo, playing creative takes on a wide range of familiar tunes, and pleasant chatty remarks between songs. We also stopped with her on the way out to compare some recent travel we had in common. We felt right at home. I will note that they play some jazz tracks outside the place, just to let you know those are not the live performance. We enjoyed a night of gentle jazz here, with good food and drinks, in a dark nicely decorated room. We recommend this highly as a respite from some of the noisier venues in town.

    Interior
    Sarah A.

    Enjoyed a glass of Madeira and a cheese plate here. The cheese plate was exceptional with a number of cheeses, all of which were warmed, and accompanied by large and delicious toasts. Service was friendly and I appreciated that they were proactive about refilling my water. Atmosphere is subterranean and dark, but punctuated with colorful paintings. No jazz when we visited but would totally come back here for the sweet cheese plate!

    Madame Rainey's Cocktail
    Antionette T.

    Amazing atmosphere and tapas!!! Our servicer gave us suggestions and provided excellent service!

    Tapas
    Pam M.

    At first we were a little skeptical going downstairs buy it had been highly recommended. We ordered 6 Tapas and drinks and they were all very good!!

    Miguel Q.

    We loved our drinks at Jazz'd. We were lucky to sit at the bar and got seats right away. We had dinner just before so we didn't get food. Our bartender made us some delicious cocktails. They are really professional and I saw them use natural fruits and ingredients to create their drinks. It was also nice to have a conversation while listening to live music. I enjoyed my time there and would go back. This place is more casual so leave your fancy outfits at home.

    Five Onion Soup
    Sharon P.

    We stumbled into this place last Saturday after a long day in the sun. When we first approached the place we almost walked away because the main entrance is a flight of stairs. Luckily we ran into a very nice man who worked there that was preparing for the opening. Putting out signs etc. This gentleman was very nice and told us there is an elevator we can use due to me having a torn meniscus. The place is very swanky. A nice place to have a romantic dinner. I felt a bit underdressed because we were wearing shorts and T shirts. Not one person looked down their nose at us. Every one was very welcoming. We had the best French Onion Soup ever. We also had garlic cheese bread and Calamari. All of it was very tasty. We will be back.

    Fish and Fish & Chips*
    Bolden K.

    Great time. Spacious environment offering quick service. I order salmon. It was a small portion with broccolini. My Honey had fish and chips. His portion was good. The dessert was good. We enjoyed a nice band. There was no cover. The tables have a two hour sit limit so the table turn over was quick.

    Chèvre Creole Tomato Dip. Delicious bread. Spicy!
    Alison M.

    We liked this spot. Very low key jazz music playing while you dine with no vocals which is nice bc it was easy to talk and be heard over dinner. It's crisp and clean inside with black table clothes, black napkins and some edgy decor. We had to wait about 35 minutes on a Friday night which wasn't bad bc we left our number and walked around and shopped the street for a bit. It was worth the wait bc we ended up with an excellent table in the back. Our waitress was great, very prompt and polite and efficient. The menu is large and has a lot to choose from and their portions for tapas are def. large enough to share. With this in mind we ordered the Creole Tomato Cheese dip with French bread, the salmon with broccolini and hummus with veggies instead of pita. (Be warned, the hummus comes with loads of olives so if you don't want them, ask for them left off) Our meal was light and filling and delicious and we really enjoyed it. Music was great. Would def. come back!

    Lisa S.

    We stopped by to hear a little jazz while enjoying a cocktail. We found seats at the bar and waited 45 minutes for the jazz band to start playing ( thus was between 8:30-9:15pm) and they never started! The drinks were ok, but not sure why they advertise live music. Very disappointed.

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    Ask the Community - Jazz'd Tapas Bar

    Is there an active dance floor or is it dance if you dare?

    I wouldn't say there's a dance floor, per se, but there's a small area where one or two couples can get down.

    Are kids allowed at any time?

    No. We are 18 and up. Once the kitchen closes we are 21 and up.

    Is there a cover charge?

    No. We do not have a cover charge.

    Do you have gluten free options?

    Yes, we do. Please feel free to view our menu. https://jazzdtapasbar.com/tapas-menu/

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