In the mood for some romance? How about some great music? Well, there’s a great little spot where two can quietly nuzzle while listening to the sounds of soulful jazz, a great little spot known as the Blue Note Jazz Club, located in the heart of Greenwich Village.
The historic Blue Note Jazz Club restaurant and night club is the perfect place for you and your sweet thing to enjoy some time alone together, or with other grown-ups (you remember, those people you used to know before you had kids). Enjoy delicious New York strip steaks and red wine while gazing into each other’s eyes, or just mellow out in each other’s arms while being entertained by the likes of Dizzy Gillespie and other Jazz legends playing great licks on their guitar. You may even be surprised by a guest appearance when fellow visitors, like Stevie Wonder, are discovered to be covertly sitting in your midst. They’re known to get pulled on stage so they can help entertain for a song or two.
If you appreciate the great American art known as Jazz, this is the real deal – authentic New York City. The best of Blue Note is the best of Jazz. Afterwards, go out for a quiet stroll through the unique neighborhood and enjoy the crisp air, a perfect way to end the ideal date night in New York City before you have to head back home.
$= About $110 a person with appetizer, entree, one beverage, dessert and show ticket
Location: 131 W 3rd St New York, NY 10012 (212) 475-8592
Sounds like a great place to hang out!
How fun! I haven’t been to a grown up place like that in sooooo long.
Sigh.
Oh that place looks so mellow! I miss NYC. I need to go down there.. and maybe head here!
Yeah, looks like fun. Love the “for your and your sweet thing” part.
I wish I could afford an evening like that!
Hope you have a blessed Mother’s Day, Penelope!
That sounds like fun and like a very full evening!
Ohh, sounds like a lovely place!
Happy Mother’s Day Penelope, have a great day!
I’m not a big jazz person, but my brother loves it – I’m going to forward this to him so he’ll know where to go if he ever visits the Big Apple.
Awww…it’s my street where I live. I walk past the Blue Note multiple times a day but I’ve never gone in, one of my coworkers brags about this place as well but jazz just isn’t really my thing. Now seeing the high prices I think I’m going to skip it! Thanks for the review 🙂