A hole in the wall gem! Quality music (attended the Billy Joel themed evening) and artists. Very…read moreintimate setting. Fair ticket price. We will absolutely be back. An amazing night! PS: don't bother ordering food, it's not good, apart from the pizza and their ordering system doesn't work. Get a drink there but just have dinner before going.

We happily returned to The Jazz Lounge with its renovation, welcoming atmosphere and best of all,…read moreLeonard Patton. We have loved this venue for its five years but with the new menu and intimate feeling, it is better than ever. The Stevie Wonder concert last night was amazing, no one was still as the five musicians belted it out, and love of music permeated the whole room. Feels like going home.

Sacha is one undiscovered talent in San Diego. We are so lucky to be able to hear this amazing…read morevoice that can sing everything and entertain for hours. Amazing concert last night at Il Sogno Italiano. We will definitely be back. Thank you Sacha for sharing your beautiful voice with us.

Event was great! Surprised to see San Dieagan's get out of their shorts and flipflops and into…read morereal swanky clothes. Entertainment was great and place was top notch. The biggest disconnect was that there were not enough servers, but I'm sure this will be corrected next time.

You walk in and you are immediately greeted with a smile. The hostess is ready to seat you and…read moreyour party at the next available table. We walked in and the dining area is vast! Like a scene from Crazy Rich Asians (the movie), people laughing, eating, dim sum carts moving around, and bellies getting full. I can't wait to come back and try the rest of the menu. The place gets super busy during the AYCE dim sum days but on Fridays, they have a live band and the dining area turns into a dance floor. If you time it right, this is definitely a place to grub and boogey under one roof. Until I see you guys again!!!

I feel I need to do two reviews for this restaurant...the 1st is for "off the menu" (OTM) & the 2nd…read morefor "All-You-Can-Eat" (AYCE). Let's start with OTM-the food selection and quality is very good - 4 Stars...very flavorful, not too salty and plenty of quality filling (we had mostly the shrimp dishes). The AYCE - you get mostly the same menu items except you get NO veggie options...this really sucks...give that veggies are cheap compared to the protein options. They will only bring you 3 dishes at a time and you pretty much need to finish what you ordered before they bring you any more food. If you order a lot of the shrimp dishes first, they won't come back with the shrimp cart again, you will have to chase them down...you do have the option of to order items directly from the kitchen if they are not on the dim sum carts...but they take forever to arrive. I would rate the AYCE - 3 stars. Overall the food is very good but the service sucks...they are very slow to bring you your items and good luck is trying to get a refill on your soda (which is included on the AYCE option)...if you ask for a refill more than once they give you an attitude :((

Has its own parking, which is great. Simple setting with great music. They don't have any services,…read moresuch as food, besides watching and listening to some great local artists perform. One of our friends commented that the venue and metal chairs, which we took from the rack and placed it to watch the show, reminded him of AA meetings...lol. He however thoroughly enjoyed the music and we were all impressed with the musicians.

Very enjoyable!! We have loved hearing so many different musicians, each one as talented as the…read moreother.

One of my favorite things to do in Palm Springs! First class bands from all over the world, and a…read moregreat variety of music. It's affordable and the sound quality is great, too. Highly recommended!!

I love Jazzville. I've been attending their events since I moved to Palm Springs. The talent is…read moresuperb and I've never been disappointed. If you love jazz and live music this is a must see/hear.

I came here specifically to support my husband's friend, who was playing piano with his band: he's…read morebasically blind but has been playing for 30 years, and watching him perform was such a treat. The live music was definitely the highlight: fun, nostalgic, and clearly loved by the crowd. The vibe leans toward the older generation, but honestly it was really endearing seeing everyone enjoy themselves. Food and drinks weren't the stars of the night, but they did the job. Service was surprisingly attentive, even though we were seated in the darkest corner of the place. Overall, a solid experience and a great spot if you're here for the live music!

Enjoyed a delicious dinner looking out at boats at dock and watching the sun go down. Nice…read morerestaurant and separate bar areas. Preanniversary dinner we enjoyed the Citrus Cilantro Pork Chop with Demi glaze, fresh veg and creamy mash potatoes, and the Asiago cheese gnocchi dish with sun dried tomatoes. Enjoyed the recommended yeast buns. Everything was delicious. Great ambiance, service and experience.

Food: 4/5 (drink) Service: 5/5…read moreAmbiance: 5/5 Parking: NA/5 Family friendly: NA/5 Stroller friendly: NA/5 ADA accessible: 0/5 Never thought of a jazz club in downtown TJ but the experience was awesome.  Doors open at 730pm and I suggest making a reservation for a table for it to be easier.  However, there are seats at the bar but it's first come first serve. Door cover is $150 MXN pesos and it's worth it.  The fun starts about 9pm when they trio starts to play and from then on it's just 90 min of jazz high energy jazz music.  One caveat though, it does get a bit loud.   The ambiance is intimate, the drinks are excellent and there is a food menu with hamburgers, Pizza, and salads.  I ordered two Mezcal based drinks (Mingus Rey and Naked and Famous both $190 Mxn each) which were stupendous with a perfect amount of sweet, bitter, and smokey Mezcal. The bartender takes lots of pride in making cocktails and it shows.  If you're a jazz lover or just want a night out on the town that is a bit more laid back than the usual "club" then this place is for you.

Great drinks and food ! Amazing venue I was really impressed by the atmosphere and band.read more

Thoroughly enjoyed the massive steak nachos appetizer! Wow!…read more The bartender was Ruben and he sure knows how to make a customer feel special. He made us martinis and chatted with us about the wonderful owners of the hotel. It's a lovely little bar off the main lobby area with upscale and attractive seating.

Oh the drinks here were amazing and super classy. I don't drink much but the selection was very…read moregood and I am happy I chose this place. I would suggest it for an evening casual.

SOOTHING FOR THE SOUL... its so refreshing to visit a classy, chill festival dedicated to the jazz…read moregenre. Every year the citizens of Temecula have organized this event and this is the first time I've had the pleasure of visiting! The talent was amazing, especially the second half which featured jazz vocals and upbeat instrumentals. The staff from Temecula community theater were awesome and attentive. If you're needing a glass of of wine or a snack, there's a twenty minute intermission half way through the festival program. There's plenty of seating and there isn't a bad view in the house.

Awesome Venue. Ambiance nice entire seating great. It was such a perfect evening, excited for the…read moreupcoming concerts series. Thinking of purchasing season tickets.

3.5 stars - Over the weekend, we attended one of Park Hyatts Jazz in the Park Concert Series where…read morethey had Mindi Abair (July 6), Peter White (July 13), Hiroshima (July 20) in attendance; and this weekend, Euge Groove is scheduled. While we would've liked to see them all, the only date that worked for us was when Hiroshima was playing. My husband saw them perform in the 90's and was really excited to see them again. The cost for tickets were $75 per person and the venue is situated outdoors on the grounds of the Park Hyatt, Aviara. If you're familiar with this hotel, it's not on the main level, it's down below in the large grassy area near the tennis courts and along the golf course. It's a very intimate venue in very scenic surroundings. They have tables set up for those that want to wine and dine but they also have several rows of chairs set up near the stage for those there for the entertainment. While these jazz concerts have dated back to when this Park Hyatt was a Four Seasons property, this was our first time attending. We went with another couple and decided to make it a date night so we planned to have dinner and drinks. For dinner, it was $25 per person and cocktails were $10 each--or you could order a full bottle of wine and/or champagne at various prices. For food options, you can choose from 1 of the 3 different food stations featuring dishes from each of their restaurants at the hotel; Argyle Steakhouse, Vivace and the California Bistro. Menu selection was: Argyle Steakhouse --Mixed Grill of California Natural Brandt Farm Beef Top Sirloin, Garlic Chicken and Sausage served with Chimichurri, BBQ Sauce, Charred Tomato Salsa or Chipotle-Lime Aioli --Summer Corn and Tomato Salad --Root Beer Baked Beans --Double Fudge Ice Cream Sandwich Cookies Vivace --Wood Fire Oven Flat Bread with House Made Mozzarella, Pesto and Cherry Tomato Salad --Apricot and Raspberry Almond Cake, Panna Cotta Cream California Bistro --Smoked Chicken Lollipops with Cilantro Lime Sauce --Zucchini and Grilled Tinkerbell Pepper Salad --Peach and Macadamia Nut Tart With our group, we had a one of everything and first off, we were terribly disappointed with the serving size of the plates. For $25, it WAS NOT WORTH the money! I've been really good about portioning by protein to 3-4 oz when I cook at home but this was much smaller than that. They were very stingy with everything. I selected the dinner from Argyle and rather than going with the red meat and sausage, I requested an all chicken plate. I got 3 small slices of chicken a small scoop of the corn salad and an even smaller scoop of the beans. My friends who got the full meat and chicken combo, received 2 slices of the sirloin, 2 slices of chicken and 2 slices of the sausage. Clearly a lot more than my 3 small slices of the end of a chicken breast so while still small, inconsistent to what I received (3 small slices of chicken). As far as the entertainment, I would give Hiroshima a solid 4 stars. They were great and their guest vocalist Terry Steele was an amazing surprise. I'm a Luther Vandross fan and he brought a little Luther back to life with his powerful, soaring voice. Combined with Hiroshima's jazz fusion, it worked wonderfully. We thoroughly enjoyed the show. I would definitely come back to future shows at the Aviara Jazz in the Park but would not recommend paying $25 for the dinner option. We all ended up going out for a FULL dinner after the show. That's how hungry each of us were a mere 2 hrs after we ate here.