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    SFJAZZ

    4.1 (257 reviews)
    Closed 12:00 pm - 10:00 PM

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    S L.

    I like coming to this place to listen jazz , first when you walk in this place is modern and clean have a small restaurant on the size , sound system is great!

    Really nice tile work depicting jazz clubs in the lobby  of the balcony level.
    Lucy L.

    Beautiful venue with state of the art sound system and lighting. Great seats wherever you sit. Wonderful concerts and artists and amazing staff. They have a cafe on the ground floor. Elevator for anytime who needs it and very clean and nice bathrooms and premises. Truly a delight to be here for any occasion. I encourage you to become a member to support SF Jazz. We did!

    Liz P.

    I just attended my first event at SF Jazz to see Chris Botti perform, and it was an incredible experience. The venue is small and intimate, with a beautiful setup that allows you to clearly see the performers no matter where you sit. The seating design is excellent--elevated tiers ensure great views, beyond the floor seating with chairs. Before the event, you can enjoy wine, cocktails, and sodas upstairs and small bites in the lobby area, and you're allowed to bring your drinks in plastic cups into the performance. The atmosphere was fantastic, and transportation was easy--getting an Uber or Lyft to and from the venue was seamless. Parking can be challenging in that area at night. We had such a great time and will definitely return for another performance soon!

    Jay A.

    Went here for the first time last night for the Smartbomb Oakland X SFJAZZ event and I gotta say, it was amazing! Very beautiful venue. I like that it has 2 floors that intersect with the main room with stairs that lead to both. A small room for performances as well on the first floor and a little cafe/restaurant connecting to the venue by the first floor entrance. The acoustics in the venue were great, and the staff was super helpful and polite. I didn't get to snag any food but I did pay about $5 for a pick me up drip coffee from the cafe lol. Parking is a little tough in the area since it's mostly street parking, but I was able to find a row of metered parking spots on Oak street in front of the Conservatory of Music, which is only about a block and a half walk away. Overall, a really great first experience checking this venue out and listening to some music performed by some of my friends!

    Stage/sets (The Storyville Mosquito)
    Annabelle R.

    Attended a performance of Kid Koala's "The Storyville Mosquito" in the Miner Auditorium last week, and it was exhilarating. One of the coolest and most amazing experiences I've ever had. An adorable story brought to life and presented to the audience in such a unique way, I could barely hold my excitement. In fact, the heartwarming production filled me with so many emotions, it's hard to describe. The making of the film was interesting and impressive, seeing the creation behind the scenes in real time, and witnessing and hearing such extraordinary musical talent by Kid Koala as well as the trio of musicians on stage. The sound in the auditorium clear and dynamic, great quality just like every other part of the show. The theater and event space intimate, providing a great view from almost any seat in the house. And all of the staff we interacted with at the venue during our visit were professional and helpful. Cocktails being sold in the lobby from B-Side (the restaurant and bar which is actually connected to the SFJAZZ lobby, also serving food and drinks next door). The drink lines were a bit long, but moved comfortably, so it wasn't that bad of a wait. The French 75 was delightful and strong in alcohol, and the seats in the auditorium had drink holders for convenience. After the show, we were thrilled to be able to view some of the puppets and mini sets up close, as well as meet Kid Koala in the lobby. Of the many great acts and performances put on at SFJAZZ, this a good one!

    Hiromi's Sonicwonder
    Gerard Y.

    I think this is the 1st music venue I've been to in San Francisco that's modern and built after the 2000s. I had middle balcony seats to see Hiromi's Sonicwonder. The venue is a small music venue but this makes it a lot better in terms of acoustics. The sound wasn't overly loud and distorted and I could clearly hear each instrument being played.

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    Sonja S.

    What a secret gem. I walked past this place all the time and never realized how cool it is. I saw a wonderful comedy show and the bartender was very knowledgeable regarding my wine desires.

    Asal B.

    We came here for the Tech Roast Show and it was great. Easy to get to, safe walk as far as the area goes, small venue and good sound. Really enjoyed our time. They even have multiple bars and it helps make the line go faster.

    Performance in the small auditorium
    Annie W.

    Free jam session, what's not to love? Great energy, fantastic music, wonderful venue. And they even offered a free beverage!

    Marlon T.

    My dreams came true when I got to see Hiromi Uehara tickle the piano keys at SFJAZZ! After the show someone said Hiromi exhibits the peak of human performance and it gave me chills because it's so true. SFJAZZ is a place where musician masters play and I recommend checking this place whether you're a jazz lover or just looking to experience one of the best forms of art ever.

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    Pearl B.

    Absolutely great show , we enjoyed Stanley Clark and musicians, great staff , service and cocktails . Always a good time at SF Jazz .

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    Helen L.

    The sound system is excellent. The virtual background was interesting. Of course, not enough women's restroom. Very long line. Great seats wherever, even in the back edge. Can you believe it? Children like 10 years old came. Jake Shimabukuro is the all-time great ukulele virtuoso, so funny, kind, grateful, and he even thanked his friends for coming. He wore warriors t- shirt with Bruce Lee on it. My favorites of his songs are Bohemian Rhapsody, gently sweeping, and Dragon. They sold out his newest album, but they sell the recording from today's show. Interesting. Technology is amazing.

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    Amazing venue. No mated where your seats are, you feel like youre right in front. Decent food at the attached restaurant too.

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    Ask the Community - SFJAZZ

    Re: Dance Floor Performance -If you buy a "seated ticket" as opposed to a dance floor ticket do you have the option to dance on the dance floor?

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    I'm not a jazz fan, but i sure do love it that a lot of music other than jazz comes to Miner Auditorium.

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