The Hedley club has re-opened as of May 22, 2025. They are open Tuesday-Saturday, and host live…read morejazz on Tuesday and Thursday evenings. On 5/22/2025, the Roger Glenn quartet performed.

The Hedley Club closed after Halloween for renovations and won't open until March 2026. We were…read moredisappointed and I hope the bar will not be changed too much and still have its wonderful ambiance when it reopens.

Last Thursday, I went to Take 5 Jazz Club for the first time. I was blown away by the awesome…read moremusicianship and the sound quality. The sound levels were perfect for the environment--unlike other venues and bars in the area. You could enjoy the music and still hear the people you were with. But note, this was a concert and not merely background music. These musicians are pros! I ate prior to attending so I'm unable to review the food. Their drinks were good and reasonably priced; however, their food and drink service speed could use improvement. I plan on attending more concerts throughout the year.

Looking forward to their re-opening greatly anticipating a good music and drink venueread more

Great wine! I'm no expert, but know enough to enjoy good quality. Thank you Tropicana Cellars!read more

Delicious wine! Loved the Sonoma Syrah I tasted at The Ephemeral of the Eternal. Highly recommend!read more

You can find this lively but humble place by it's blue neon sign lit one block west of Union Square…read more. Open since 1995. I bought two tickets in advance on eventbrite to watch Tony Lindsay, and American Jazz legend. You must check in upon first entry before heading down to the underground jazz club. We were seated quickly by gracious hosts just before 6 pm on a Friday night for a 630-8pm show. . We were again greeted about a drink. I ordered food and drinks. The brisket, jambalaya, catfish, and Mac n cheese were made quickly, well, and were great. The drinks also were decent. Some danced, musicians came up close and performed in the audience, and the concert was intimate. Can't wait to return.

There are no official Blues bars back at home in LA, so I knew I needed to make a trip to Biscuits…read moreand Blues during my work trip up to SF. It was a great little start to my solo date night in the city. Arrived a bit early for my 7:30pm reservation and the place was super cute and intimate. After a little bit of menu looking, I decided on a few drinks and dinner. I cant remember the first drink I had, but that doesnt matter because the Mai Tai I had was excellent! I asked to make their virgin mai tai not so virgin and it was creamy and delicious. For food, I was shocked at how much I enjoyed the brisket. It was paired perfectly with mashed potatoes and green beans that were crispy and great. Music was great as well! I wish it was a little more lively in there, but its Wednesday in a big city, so ill have to come back on a weekend. All in all, a great little start to my night of live music,next time in SF and in the mood for some blues, Ill be right here.

Loved this spot, it was very vibey and had great music! You could tell everyone was having a good…read moretime. Ordered the midnight express and yardbird. Both drinks were very tasty and strong. -midnight express: very smooth, mainly tasted like cold brew. I couldn't taste the alcohol which is nice -yardbird: fruity and a bit tangy

- There is an issue with reservations for a solo person: You can't make a solo reservation for the…read morelate show; you have to walk-in before the show starts, and hope to find a space at the bar. Best to avoid Fri/Sat if you are solo. - Acoustics are great. But sitting at the bar has a lot of noise distractions from people talking and the bartender shaking drinks. - 20% service charge, so you don't need to tip. There is a $20/person food/drink minimum when it's busy. Drinks: 4/5: Overnight celebrity $20. Boozy drink with Japanese whiskey. 4/5: Money Cat cocktail. 3/5: Yardbird. Too sweet. Food: 3/5: Bao. Worse than frozen Costco. 2/5: Pot stickers. Fried style. Terrible. Worse than frozen Costco.

Weekends are fun at this place. You can enjoy live music, some drinks and pizza from round table…read morepizza next door. The ambiance is cool and you can hang around for a while. The staff could be a a tad more friendlier. Another lovely place to hang out in Willow Glen.

I hosted a private event for around 25-30 of my friends at Wheelhouse last week and had the best…read moreexperience from start to finish! I had a silly idea to do a watch party for a reality TV show and as soon as I got on the phone with Kendall to discuss the details, I knew I was in good hands. She gave a great rate and was super helpful in coming up with ideas for the event. Both Kendall and Marcus were very involved in the event setup and helped with all the logistics necessary to make it a successful event. I've always loved coming to Wheelhouse with my family, but now I will consider them more often for future community events as well. Thank you guys!

What a special place in Santa Cruz for live music. We caught the group Sambada and had a blast! If…read moreyou are visiting check out their schedule of live music. The vibe is awesome.

I had a very uncomfortable experience with an African American security guard at the Latino event…read more From the moment I arrived with my family, I felt singled out. He asked for my ID despite not asking any of my other family members, even though it was obvious I had arrived with them. That immediately made me question why I was being treated differently due to his tone and professionalism. Throughout the event, he continued staring me down in a way that felt intimidating and unnecessary. Then, after already announcing that there were 15 minutes left before closing, he approached me again and told me I needed to finish my drink right then. The tone and approach felt aggressive and disrespectful. I understand security has a job to do, but there is a professional and respectful way to interact with people. Instead, I left feeling targeted as a Latina, uncomfortable, and unwelcome at an event that was supposed to be about celebrating community and culture.