Django is an awesome spot if you're looking to experience a jazz bar in New York! We booked the 10:30pm show and I think this was the right call, because it ended around 12pm and was a great way to conclude our night. The service could definitely be friendlier and more attentive, but I don't want that to take away from the wonderful performers. This experience is on the pricier end, so it's not something I would do often. There was a $40 cover charge per person, plus a 2-drink minimum while you're there, totaling about $80-$100 per person (without any food). From the time we were seated and had a server come to our table, we had less than an hour to order and drink our two drinks. Besides the service and drinks, the jazz show was wonderful and amazing to see. It lasted about an hour, I do wish it was a bit longer for the prices paid and the limited time to drink our cocktails. Overall, we had an amazing time and would definitely come again in the future! read more

It is interesting because as soon as I walked into The Roxy, I knew it was the place I have been looking for. I came here in 2017 and absolutely loved it. I couldn't remember the name so I was pleasantly surprised when I walked in and remembered this was the place I have been trying to remember all this time. In our most recent visit to Django, we walked into the beautiful hotel and headed downstairs to the jazz club. It also appears there is also a movie theater downstairs. We checked in for our 1015p reservation for the 1030p show. Apparently the show prior ran over and we were not seated until 11p. The band was a trio, bass, piano and drums. I hate to say that I was disappointed by the band as a whole. I liked each player separately but I didn't like the covers they were doing. I did enjoy the original songs without the singing (the singing didn't feel like jazz). I think we got a matter of 4 songs by the time everything was done. It was just nothing of what I was expecting in a jazz club, especially the club I remembered the first time I visited. read more

For the first time in my life, I got to attend a "transactional" jazz club called the Django. I didn't know this was possible but I got to see it in action! We made reservations, paid the cover charge and paid for our drinks. With a 6:30 reservation, we were on time but sat for an hour as food and drinks were being served. At 7:30 the shop started and the musicians were exceptional, except that at 50 minutes, they stopped playing. No notice or "thanks for coming", they just stopped playing. We were told the show was over because the 9 pm reservations were waiting to get into the club. I will not go back and I will share my experience of attending a "transactional" jazz club that violates everything that jazz is about. Django should be ashamed! read more

Visited Saturday night before the snow storm and it was a full house. This place is so cozy and vibey. Definitely great for date night. Service was decent but friendly. The "all heart" cocktail was delicious and definitely strong. It's like a raspberry lemon drop. We also had the oyster Rockefeller which was good but definitely overpriced for 4 oysters. The quartet was amazing but pretty short in my opinion, they did maybe 4-5 songs. Then you have to clear out for the next session. read more

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music venue is tops but missing their calling card-Gypsy jazz. Huge following in Manhattan for people who don't want to trek to Brooklyn

Went to celebrate for my anniversary. Beautiful Ambiance! The staff at Django were really nice and this is a perfect place for an intimate date. However, the other workers at the hotel? Not so nice. Apparently you're not allowed to use a pocket-sized digital camera to take pictures?? Some man that works there randomly came up to us as we were taking pictures and informed us that we cannot take pictures with the camera. However, I looked up to see if there were any policies regarding that, and there were none. Even the host at Django was taken aback and said we can take as many pictures as we can. Hence, it's safe to say that the man was a jerk & we were just being targeted. BESIDES THAT, we had a good experience at the Django club. read more

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Loved this spot!!! The vibes were so great. The performance was really good shout out Alex Minasian and his crew. I love a good jazz club and this was far more than just good! The drinks were strong and the fries were perfect. Can't wait to go back. read more

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Really good jazz but $35 for the night even if you're not there the whole time. Good vibes, price kind of worth the experience for sure. read more

The Django - At this hotel down stairs - Jazz & Blues Near Me - New York, New York

Came here last night under a friend's recommendation. We got there too early, so we went to the bar upstairs and got a drink. They were supercharged with alcohol my "rebel rebel" didn't taste like anything except pure rubbing alcohol. Anyways, we finally were seated at The Django and it was surprising to see such a pretty little stage with dim lights and a good service! Our server, however, was rare to be found. The meat and cheese board was fantastic, the tuna tartare was ruined by spice (I'm for natural tastes and flavors honestly) and the artichoke toast wasn't great as the artichokes were pickled or something. Wine was great as well. THE MUSIC!! OH GOD!! We had enough food to stay for two shows so we got to see two different groups, and they were both beyond amazing. I might make this a little weekly thing. Wine, cheese and meat board, and beautiful music. read more

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Coolest underground jazz bar in NYC. Reminds me of European jazz bars, get there early to get a table up close and order drinks before the show. Perfect date night or friend date idea. read more

Staffs were friendly, decor were on point with the bathroom decors being the best. Chairs were cool in the waiting area, but definitely small space with lots of people. There's an oyster and restaurant bar upstairs, and obviously hotel thru the elevator. But it seemed confusing at first if you trying to find the jazz venue bar. You just gotta walk in thru the front door and proceed to the back for stairs or elevator to go down. Easy. The food was pretty ok, but definitely interesting hotel vibe food.. read more

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They shouldn't serve food at all and their cocktails are no better . The service also non existent

Wow, what a cool jazz club in retro hotel in the Tribeca area. It was a treat from our daughter so it made it even more special. *Note. Reservations are a must! We saw several people get turned away that thought they could just walk in. You feel like you're in a speakeasy with an intimate small crowd very close to the jazz band. They serve tasty cocktails as well as delicious food. read more

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Great music but felt rushed - enjoyed the music - food was just okay as we did the crab cake and drinks. The drinks are mandatory. They get you in an out in less that two hours so when you have paid 80.00 for a couple plus food and mandatory couple of drinks each .. it's expensive. The drinks are strong so you don't feel like they are watered down read more

Located in the Roxy hotel basement, Django is mainly a live music venue that serves drinks and food (small menu). First, the roxy hotel has a lot going on. Hotel, coffee bar, cocktail bar with live music, cinema and Django. All that is to say that this place is usually pretty busy all night. The entrance for Django is shared with the cinema, so it can get pretty crowded, Django has 2 set seating times that align with the live music sets. If you want to sit really close to the music, come at least 15 minutes before your reservation. They have a $35 cover charge + 2 drink min. I found that if you order food, they wont enforce the 2nd drink requirement. The food was good, but nothing special. I ordered the burger which was tasty. The live music was good and service was friendly. Food took too long to arrive, so that was a bit annoying. Would come back for the music, but skip the food next time. Overall a nice venue with plenty of other options to stick around after the music. read more

I felt like in a movie. Music was excellent, the whole vibe and place was like stuck in time, I love it! read more

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10 out of 10!!!!!!!!! Our reservations were at 645 but doors open at 630. Get there early because there will be a line! The servers were extremely attentive and the food was *chefs kiss*! We had the grilled tenderloin with wilted kale that comes with fries and a Cesar salad which are shareable items. The drinks were strong so have some food. Now the entertainment----WOW! The nick hempton band KILLED IT! I would pay to see them perform anywhere. The musicians feel the music. They did a set of about 4-5 songs but I wish I heard more. Amazing performance! read more

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This place was amazing - it's an intimate lightly lit spot with a ton of character and charm - the performer was a mix of jazz and poetry - we ordered a couple of drinks and and order of fries (as we had just come from dinner) however there was a full menu to choose from - the waitress was constantly coming over to check in - which I really appreciated - there's is also a Cinema and it's located in The Roxy Hotel - the only downside (which is no fault of the establishment) a table next to us was full of patrons who talked very loudly the entire time - so it made it very difficult to enjoy the show read more

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LOVED this spot. Came alone, stayed a long time. Head downstairs in the Roxy Hotel and you'll find this jazz spot tucked into the corner near the theater. Cover fee tends to be around $35 for performances and there is also a two drink minimum. If you like the jazz, this is a fantastic spot as the acoustics and setting are fantastic. You'll find very talented jazz performers here - check their social media or website for who's playing. read more

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I am beyond disappointed with Djargo Jazz Club and feel compelled to share my experience so others are aware. My daughter had a reservation that was completely cancelled at the last minute, not for any reason related to safety or unavoidable circumstances, but simply to accommodate the jazz band's friends. This is blatant favoritism and a total disregard for paying customers who made plans in good faith. A reservation is not a suggestion--it's a commitment. To have it thrown aside because the management decided to "favor" friends of the band is unprofessional, disrespectful, and inconsiderate. My daughter and our family were looking forward to a special evening, only to be left scrambling because Djargo Jazz Club clearly does not value their patrons. What's worse, there was no genuine apology or attempt to rectify the situation--just a cavalier attitude that left us feeling dismissed and frustrated. This isn't how a reputable establishment treats people who support their business. If you value your time, money, and respect, I strongly suggest avoiding this club. Djargo Jazz Club's management has shown that they prioritize favoritism over customer service, and that is unacceptable. I hope they take this as an opportunity to rethink how they treat guests, because as it stands, this was an embarrassing and infuriating experience. read more

Very good food and drinks. The show was awesome. But the Service was a little slow. Had to ask for condiments twice but overall not bad

My NYC son took me here for some amazing jazz, stellar drinks and the best oysters I've had in Manhattan. Great vibe: feels like your in an underground bunker. Servers were attentive and nice. Go here now! read more

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Wow what a great experience! Great jazz music, great cocktails in an intimate underground setting. Pro Tip: Arrive early and check in for good seats. read more

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Ive been wanting to try Django for a while now and was so happy when I did. It's a cute spot with great live music, delicious food, and an aesthetically pleasing bathroom. What else can you ask for? Perfect for a date spot to impress or a group outing. Definitely check it out. read more

The Django - Jazz & Blues Near Me - New York, New York

This place was the highlight of my wife and I's trip to NYC. The ambience is second to none, really giving the vibes that you stumbled into something special. (And you did!) The staff was super friendly and about as chill as could be. I could see people getting annoyed at how relaxed everyone was, but if that's you maybe stay away from jazz clubs? I chatted it up with everyone - including the musicians, and everyone was a delight. The cocktails were all delicious, with the tropical take on the old fashioned (the melodique) being one of the most unique takes on the classic i've ever had. The atlantic cod was absolutely delicious, and the bacon mac and cheese was INCREDIBLE. I don't order mac n cheese that often, but when i do it's usually strangely disappointing. Not so here. The music was incredible, and has me looking up jazz clubs in my home city! read more

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Solid experience here. Friendly service, good drinks, good music. Loved the look of the space. Was a little expensive for reservations in comparison to similar spots locally though. Overall solid read more

What a place! So you go to the Roxy Hotel, then you go down a level. The Django is behind thick curtains and when it opens, you see a beautifully and tastefully decorated "speak-easy" feel. The acoustics were great, since it was a cave like setting. The music was not too loud and the musicians were phenomenal!! We saw Anais Reno and Ollice Spaulding. Wow!! They and the musicians were amazing!! They both connected with the audience and had amazing voices. The drinks were good and reasonably priced. The hostess and servers were pleasant enough. I would highly recommend and will definitely return when I return to NYC. read more

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My husband and I went here for Valentine's Day weekend. Since he's a marine he and I don't get to spend most holidays together. This year he was able to be with me for that weekend. I wanted to do something he loves which is anything that revolves around music, specifically Jazz. This place had availability after a late comedy show we had attended. The manager, I don't know her name but she's incredible. She was so kind and remembers so much, she really looks out for her guests. I was very impressed by her. My husband loved the music; especially the drummer. He was phenomenal. Really stood out to us. While we didn't get the full experience since we were late; but the hour we were there we had a lot of fun. The drinks were solid and even had a round of champagne on the manager. Again she's amazing. Will definitely go back. read more

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Had a late reservation for 2 at 11:15pm. The Jazz itself was nice, ambiance was nice and the burger was obviously overpriced (as expected) but still enjoyable. The $35 cover charge and 2 drink minimum is a lot to ask for just a 90 minute maximum. Main problem for us came from service. The server was bland. I understand there's supposed to be minimal talking but a smile could go a long way to make up for it. We were waiting to put our order of food in before the 12 am deadline but she never stopped by after dropping off the first drinks. So we had to flag her down by 11:56, and yes she looked bothered. If you want food put in earlier then check in with your table earlier. From there it was all completely rushed. The band finished up around 12:30 and staff made it very obvious they wanted us, and the other tables, to leave. They close at 1am. The server came by at 12:40 asking for us to sign the check that we were literally in the middle of looking over. As a server it is seen as very poor to ask the table to sign their check, especially right in front of you. For a place that is supposed to feel relaxed and comfortable it really failed. Don't take late reservations or walk ins if you're going to allow your staff to rush everyone. read more

The venue is great as was the service. We were disappointed by the two female bartenders who spoke loudly throughout the entire set as well as the short length of the set. Not a good value. read more

Loved the music upstairs, the and dessert we had at The Roxy. No cover, no drink minimum. However the Django downstairs was my first and last time ever! Rude rude rude hostess. My cousin made a reservation for 4 for the 10pm show. It was at that time around 9pm. He checked in with a man and went to the bathroom. The rest of us waited near the host podium for my cousin to return. There was a woman who took his place and as we were enjoying our own conversation and thought we had time to kill we weren't listening to names she started calling out. She then comes aggressively over to us saying Joe??!! Joe??!! Joe party if 4??!!!Looking at my sister and I and shouting. I said yes he checked in and our reservations for 10pm! She started shouting at us saying "Come on people didn't you hear me saying the name 10 times??! If you do t answer I'll give table to walk ins!" SHE NEVER EVEN SAID his last name to which I would have responded. And she was so incredibly rude to us as paying guests! I said again to her" the show is at ten", and she said "No it' started already"!! She wasn't hearing anything g we were saying to her and was totally wrong! Joaquin is the manager and we will let him know! No I do NoT recommend this place. read more

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The food and drinks were amazing! The ambiance was great and the staff was awesome! I loved it so much

I loved the ambiance and the overall aesthetic . The performance was very nice as well, would definitely return again.

I went to Django on a Saturday night to hear the Tommy Campbell Trio. Tommy is the drummer and percussionist and was very amusing. I was sitting up front by myself and started writing in a tiny notebook as I often do. Jazz inspires my creativity and writers write. I guess Tommy didn't like it and called me out on it by handing me a drumstick. Oh man, I was so thrown off guard. But I spent over $120 there, so my feeling was, I can write if I want to. I've been writing since I was 5, it's kind of in my DNA. There was a guest trumpeter and I wish I had heard his name. Tommy had met him somewhere else, in Europe I think. He told him not to play like he was at the hole in the wall they were at. "Play like you're at The Django in NYC..." and he did. Three years later, trumpeter ended up in NYC and it actually happened. I have to find out the trumpeter's name. The way he played sounded like falling in love. The Django space is really cool. There's a little movie theater in the basement as well as the jazz club. Definitely make a reservation, it will fill up. I got the meat and cheese board. It was good, not spectacular but I do like beautifully arranged food. The French 75 was very well prepared and if you haven't tried one, this would be a good place. read more

The Django - Nice vibe in a great basement environment - Jazz & Blues Near Me - New York, New York

This was a great place, the ambience was amazing. You have to check in and it's a bit crowded in the beginning because everyone is waiting to be called in a small area, once you are brought to your table you will be handed the menus and the server will approach you pretty quick. The food was good, I got the branzino and it was great, their drinks were good as well. I would recommend the lover boy! There's a photo booth by the entrance if you want to preserve this memory. I will be definitely coming back. read more

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This was a lovely jazz club! It was very intimate and warm with lots of charm. It almost felt like I was underground or in a tunnel and discovered a live band playing music. The band was also extremely good and I enjoyed myself. I didn't order any food, just a glass of wine which was decent. The waitress was also very attentive and always checking in, so good service. read more

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I used to love this place. At one point, I felt it was worth the 2 drink minimum and $35 cover. HOWEVER, this place is not worth it. We decided to spend my 30th birthday here. Of all places, here. When I told the hostess it was my birthday she volunteered "We'll make sure to celebrate you". NOTHING. Not a comped drink, not a slice of cake. ZERO. I get it, you're a business but DON'T MAKE PROMISES YOU CAN'T KEEP. For a $400 bill, and a LOYAL, repeat customer, you'd think they'd show a LITTLE love. I'll go elsewhere next time...... read more

A swanky jazzy experience. When in NY, gotta check out the jazz club right? Located downstairs in the Roxy hotel. There's a $25/person cover charge and a 2 drink minimum per guest. My steak entree was alright, I wish the steak was bigger considering how expensive it was. My friend really enjoyed her salmon with roasted brussel sprouts. The live music was great, it's an experience to see a jazz band live. The warm lights in the room made me feel like I was in a HK movie. A mood. I loved how retro everything was. They're open 7 days a week, definitely recommend. read more

The Django - The vibes - Jazz & Blues Near Me - New York, New York

Go if you wanted to enjoy music and the atmosphere but nothing else. I came here for my birthday and left SEVERELY disappointed. My waitress brought our first drinks- I guess she misheard me with my order but I decided to settle because the music started and I couldn't flag her down. We ordered the meat and cheese board- good, but needs more crackers. I order my second drink and the bartender says they can't make this classic cocktail- it occurs to me that they wouldn't have been able to make my first drink either due to the missing ingredient so my waitress just ordered me the closest 2nd option (gin martini) without my approval. I guess their bar is only equipped for just their cocktails, so I ordered off the menu and it was one of the worse cocktails I've ever had. The table next to me received a birthday dessert while we didn't (which isn't the biggest thing in the world but still notable). It was just a sour experience to pay for $35 cover and two drinks minimum that were less than what I would have liked and poor service. They also charged me $22 for the said gin martini. What? The 3-piece band was good, but the band playing in the entrance of the hotel with the larger bar had a piano, bass, drums, and sax. Additionally, the Photo Booth says $5, but charged $13 and flashes with no warning. It was one annoyance after another. Next time, I'd skip the underground aesthetic for the more proper music and possibly more proper drinks on the first floor. I won't be returning. read more

NOT A JAZZ CLUB! Attracts hordes of Gen Zers having an expensive date night. Their "quiet policy" is a joke. The food is good and the jazz, what I could hear of it, was great, but I'm pretty sure that few if any of the patrons knew who they were listening to, had never been to a jazz club before, and had no respect for others or the artists. read more