Fantastic little spot great people and very welcoming. Heads up it's cash only bar. There was a…read morelittle 3 piece band that was great.

I liked the reviews and went to Club Voltaire for some fun. I was surprised at the low prices, a…read morelarge number of drinks, good music, decent design and excellent service. The visitors are decent, but there are some strange ones, but otherwise everything is very good

Local bar with a relaxed vibe. In short, I loved it!! The bartender was great and there was an…read moreimpromptu guitar jam session later in the night.

My god! Of course this place is still open! I stumbled across this place in the late 1990s and it…read morewas one of the best nights I ever had in Frankfurt. Nice to see Anita is still going at it. Definitely check this place out if you are in the area.

Hours on line said that they were open! When I got there, NO! Maybe call first? At least, put a…read moresign on the door or window! Wanted some cool jibes! Disappointed!

From the owner: Die Jazzbar Mosaik ist eine kleine Bühne für junge Künstler: für Solisten und Duo bis Quintett, der…read moreInhaber Taoufic Bennour, Absolvent der Ecole des Beaux Arts Paris und Jazz Fan, führt das Restaurant mit seiner Frau seit vierzehn Jahren. Er bietet Livemusik verschiedener Genres: Jazz, Pop, Blues, Latino, Weltmusik und Chanson, Veranstaltungen: Hochzeit, Geburtstags, Meeting und mediterrane Küche, Getränke: über 60 Cocktails, über 40 Whisky Sorten... Die Jazzbar Mosaik ist geöffnet Montag bis Samstag vom 17:00 Uhr bis 4:00 Uhr

Einer der wenigen Orte, wo man fast jeden Tag live-Musik hören kann. Schwerpunkt Jazz, aber auch…read moreSinger/Songwriter, Blues, Folk von lokalen Musikern. Fast immer ohne Eintritt - bei Gefallen sollte man aber sein Schärflein in den Hut geben, die Musiker werden es danken! Dazu gibt es frisch zubereitetes Essen (auf das man manchmal warten muss...). Gemütlicher Innenraum und ausreichend Bierbänke im Garten. Altersverteilung sehr breit von Teens bis Seventies und familiäre Atmosphäre....ich mag das und gehe oft und gerne hin.

The Brotfabrik is a lovely place with a lot of diversity in events. I've been there on different…read moreoccacions. Smaller independent (on upcoming) stars of the music scene have had one of their first gigs in this place. As well as the startup and webworker event Webmontag, which hosts different speakers with topics about technology and the internet. The location is on the first floor and can either be used as a dancing floor or we filled with chairs for the audiance. The technical service (non-food) is very friendly and solves audio/video issues for you. There is also a bar, where you can buy drinks. You know, all the standard drinks like beer, soft drinks, water etc. Check out there event calendar and have a look if you can find something interesting for you. Public transport: Just a 5 minute walk away from the underground. Note: I havent been to the Brotfabrik recently. So my experiences are from around 2012.

From the owner: Der gemeinnützige Verein Kulturprojekt 21 e.V. betreibt ein soziokulturelles Zentrum in der…read moreBrotfabrik Hausen, einem der ältesten selbstverwalteten Zentren Frankfurts. Hier gibt es Konzerte und mehr jenseits des Mainstreams; der Einzugsbereich geht weit über die hessischen Grenzen hinaus. International bekannte KünstlerInnen der Weltmusik und des modernen Jazz, Singer-Songwriter aus dem In- und Ausland sowie die Förderung der Frankfurter Musikszene liegen uns am Herzen. Auch Lesungen, Podiumsdiskussionen zu gesellschaftlichen Themen und Ausstellungen gehören zum Angebot des Vereins. Darüber hinaus wartet die Brotfabrik regelmäßig mit verschiedenen Tanz- und Discoveranstaltungen auf: Bereits seit über 30 Jahren wird hier jeden Mittwoch Salsa getanzt, außerdem stehen Tango, Joydance und eine minus50plus Disco auf dem Programm. Gern gehen wir auch Kooperationen mit anderen Vereinen, Initiativen und Kulturschaffenden ein. Und unseren stimmungsvollen Saal vermieten wir zu moderaten Preisen für Firmenveranstaltungen oder private Feiern. Das Gelände der ehemaligen Brotfabrik beherbergt neben dem Kulturprojekt noch weitere Projekte, u.a. die PUT-Eventbühne, das Frankfurter Autoren Theater sowie zwei Lokale mit gutem Essen, die zum Verweilen vor und nach einem Konzert einladen. Wir freuen uns auf Euren Besuch!

Amongst the various bars in Frankfurt - jimmy's is a gem, somewhat stuck in the past and very proud…read moreof it! And not without reason. Located in the basement of the Hessischer Hof hotel, this is a piano bar/ cigar lounge with great live music and expertly crafted cocktails. An added plus is the fact that the food menu is served until 3 am!!

Incredible service, great drinks, fine cigars. The perfect hidden getaway. Food is exceptional as…read morewell. Enjoy...

Came here to see the comedy night and it was really fun. The location is easy to find. It's pretty…read morespacious. Drinks are at regular prices. Check for the events, they have pretty nice ones!

Thought I'd add an English review, for non-German-speaking travellers visiting Frankfurt who like…read morethe Blues ... we had a great night at Orange Peel. The entrance off Kaierstrasse might cause you to look twice - go through an old passageway, on your right is the cloakroom and up the stairs is the Orange Peel bar itself. Unlike many other places in Frankfurt, this is an easy-going, un-self-conscious venue, with a friendly atmosphere, unostentatious interior and broad mix of clientele. We got there just after 9pm for the Tuesday blues night, and the crowd (thin at 9.15pm, packed out by 11.30pm) was a mix of students, middle-aged types, hipsters and grey-haired blues fans. The booze was pretty cheap and the bar service was quick and friendly. No food - eat before you come! Most importantly, the music was very good. The house band played for an hour, serving up well-executed blues tinged with a hint of funk - one or two standards (like Hoochie Coochie Man, which they nailed) and some rarities. Although the leader is Tommie Harris on drums, the MC'ing was done by the guitarist, who chatted away to the crowd in a mix of German and English (at least half of the band are originally from the US as far as I can tell). The second half of the evening was 'open stage' with all comers welcome to join the house band for a number or two. Fun times; we were sorry we had to leave before the night was over. The crowd were still cheering on the band and the open stage guests, who ranged from OK to excellent. If you bring your guitar, and you know the opening licks for 'Jonny B Goode', then you too might be able to join in ...