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The Jazz Cafe sometimes does gigs where you can buy dinner tickets. That's more for a specific act though. Background jazz I'm not too sure.OT: I have no idea where to post this, but can anyone recommend a jazz club/ restaurant in London where you can get dinner whilst listening to some live smooth jazz?
The Jazz Cafe sometimes does gigs where you can buy dinner tickets. That's more for a specific act though. Background jazz I'm not too sure.
Theres also Ronnie Scotts which is a jazz bar, but I've never been. Worth looking at, but I'm not sure if it's the same deal as the Jazz Cafe.
It's not my scene so can't really comment but my parents still go to Ronnie's once in a blue moon and I think it's still fairly authentic. But probably not what you're after if you mean a more restaurant-with-music affair.Ronnie's is the obvious one, but I wondered if it was a bit rubbish nowadays considering it's so well known and therefore likely catering to a tourist crowd...
And NOW where are you off to?

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It's more about the jazz than the food, but I want a sit down, meal thing rather than a mad gig thing.It's not my scene so can't really comment but my parents still go to Ronnie's once in a blue moon and I think it's still fairly authentic. But probably not what you're after if you mean a more restaurant-with-music affair.
Is that the one Surie serves at?@Sheena bit of an odd one but Pizza Express on Dean Street have a jazz club.

Your town (or is it a city yet?) or county?I apparently live in the UNHAPPIEST place in the country.