Andy's Jazz Club & Restaurant

Andy's Jazz Club was nice I recommend here for a nice walk for those who like Jazz. The ambiance of a jazz club is often defined by its subtle details. Soft lighting and comfortable seating can set the stage for an intimate experience. A carefully curated menu, featuring classic cocktails and light bites, enhances the sensory journey. Live music, of course, is the heart of the experience, with skilled musicians transporting listeners to another time and place. For those seeking refuge from the everyday, a true jazz club offers a timeless escape.

This place reeks with atmosphere. My wife and I made reservations and paid the $20 cover per person. I wasn’t expecting anything phenomenal but my steak was pretty good. The short ribs were excellent even for a night club. Live music always makes great time and the drinks were exceptional. I’m definitely coming back.

Andy’s Jazz Club is an absolute gem, blending fantastic food with top-tier entertainment. I had the pleasure of enjoying their Cajun shrimp risotto, which was rich, flavorful, and perfectly cooked. The shrimp were tender with just the right amount of spice, complementing the creamy risotto beautifully. Pair that with their expertly crafted old fashioned, and I was in heaven. What truly elevated the evening was the live performance by Julius David Reid. His smooth jazz set the perfect mood, making the entire experience unforgettable. Whether you're there for the food, drinks, or music, Andy’s delivers on all fronts. Highly recommend for a night out!

This music venue is classy and is a sit down venue with a full food and drink menu. I enjoyed the guacamole and the show was fantastic! I recommend to make reservations so that you can get optimal seating to see the show.

First time here and it was for my friend’s birthday dinner! The server Susan was so helpful and kind. They move fast here and they truly take the audience being quiet during the set. They give you a good amount of food. We enjoyed our time

Great Vibe. Windy City Jammers are one of the best LIVE performances I have ever seen. The food is average at best. Attentive service while seated at the bar.

First I’ll say that the performers were really good. We wanted to be away from the stage in case the sound was too much. Bad idea. I wouldn’t recommend the high top seating in the back. You can’t really see anything if you’re in the far right corner and you’re right by the kitchen so the squeaky door is constantly swinging open. I would also pass on the food which was expensive but not that great. Maybe just have a nice drink.

We were pleasantly surprised with the high quality food m! Everything was very tasty. The Windy City Ramblers were fantastic! Consummate musicians who thoroughly entertained. Highly recommend.

I had an amazing time at the 10:30 set this past Saturday night listening to "DC and the Love"! the band was incredible, the bar staff was attentive and kind. I have come here many times and had a great experience, but this night stands out as a particularly special one. Thanks Andys!

My wife and I thoroughly enjoyed hearing the late set with DC and the Love last Saturday at Andy's Jazz Club! Leader and veteran Chicago bassist Dennis Carroll contributed all compositions which were well supported by a band consisting of some of the city's most promising young players. The musical report between them was exceptional and inspiring! Andy's staff and service were great too! Hoping to hear DC and the Love at Andy's again soon!

Wednesday nights individuals could join in if they know how to play and they all did amazing. Food and service were excellant!

I was looking for a nice place to listen to jazz music and take my wife and father-in-law. I looked up Andy's Jazz Club and was not disappointed. Note: you must make a reservation through the Open Table app or website. They use your credit card as a hold and ONLY charge it if you don't show up for your reservation.... So you had better show up. Get there at least 20 to 30 minutes BEFORE your reservation because a line will form and you don't want to be in the back. They will charge you at the door to get in and the open table hold is removed. The place is nice AND clean. Our service was great and our server kept coming back to make sure if we needed anything else or just to fill our glasses with water. My wife ordered the beef nachos plate. The cheese was a little on the "not so warm side", but we ate the whole plate.... Well we were hungry.... Suggestion: ask for the black beans pico and the avocado crema "on the side" so the nachos won't be as soggy. Keep the cheese, jalapeños and meat on the nachos. You'll thank me later. My father-in-law got the buffalo shrimp. Now these come with celery and blue cheese, if I remember correctly. He gave me a taste of these babies.... And boy were they good. Not too saucy for having them covered in the hot sauce and the crunch of the celery was the perfect touch. We also ordered an Old Fashion drink and a Long Island Tea. My father-in-law loved the Long Island and the Old Fashion was spot on. On to the music... I suggest you research who is playing and at what time. You can check out the bands and then look them up on their respective websites and then choose your time. We chose the 10:00 pm hour and the band was awesome. You could feel the music in your bones as they played. The venue is a SILENT one so they ask you to keep it down so the entire room can enjoy the set.

Music was not good at all. Sounded like a warm up, drummer overpowered everyone very repetitive songs.... Just riffing similar riffs over and over. Advertised Clark Sommers band as having a great singer who sings Coltrane , I guess he was a no show?? Very disappointed in the music We're Leaving after 25 minutes of the show Waste of time and money- way too pricey for what you get Food was ok but overpriced. $28 for 3 shrimp with a sisco type corn cake. Beer was totally flat. Service is good Don't bother coming if Clark sommers band is playing unless you like loud drums banging and drowning out everyone

Last night was my birthday, and I was expecting to visit Andy's, listen to great music, and enjoy great music. However, my experience was ruined because the service and food were terrible. When my girlfriend and I arrived, we were seated in seats that were of lower quality than we had reserved. We were expected to be seated in a booth that had seats with back support. Yet, we were seated in seats without back support. When we asked the host about the seating issue, she said seating was first come, first serve. However, this policy wasn't listed on Andy's website. We asked the waitress to move our seat and our request was accommodated. After we were seated, we ordered our appetizers, salad, and entrees. The appetizers and salad arrived afterward, but the waitress had forgotten to put in the entree. After an hour had passed, I had to remind the waiter that I hadn't received my entrée. The entree, which consisted of salmon and asparagus, arrived 15 minutes later. When it arrived I noticed that it was uncooked on the inside after I had taken a couple of bites. We pointed out the issue to the waitress, and he offered two solutions: either we could take the salmon home and recook it ourselves, or we could return the salmon to the kitchen and it could be recooked. I chose the latter, but this experience left a bad taste in my mouth both literally and figuratively. The music is good but I would pass on the food.

A great live music spot. Loved every moment, the band and vocalist were so talented. The service was good. The reservation process easy and the organization in the seating process made the experience even better.

Had a chance to visit Andy's Jazz Club during a night out in Chicago. I booked a 10:15 PM reservation in advance for my partner and I on OpenTable (which does require a card down in case you no show). When we arrived at the venue, we were greeted by the staff up front and instructed to pay the $20 entry fee per person. Thankfully they accept both cash and card! Note if you walk in with any outside food and drinks, they will ask you to either toss it or leave it on the shelf in the front. Inside the ambiance was very nice and I really appreciated that the establishment felt clean despite it being a "club". The workers were very attentive and you could tell a lot of care has been put into the place to make it what it is today. We came in for the Ben Patterson show and had a great time. The 10:30 PM show ended around/close to midnight and the performers that night did a great job entertaining the crowd with some great jazz. After reading Yelp reviews ahead of time, we decided to not opt for the food but instead get drinks. Both of the drinks we got taste great and were pretty strong. Overall, I personally really enjoyed my time at Andy's and I would make a trip back one day. Be sure to check out their website on who is performing that day and reserve ahead of time if you want to ensure seats in the section you want. This is a great place for date night or to hang out with friends and family.

Great food, limited drink menu. Pleasant and quick service. I love the space, venue and music. Be sure to get a table, the bar doesn't really work if you are a jazz lover and want benefit from the full performance experience.

First and foremost let me begin with the most confusing reservation process. This reservation was a pretty special one for me since it was my wedding anniversary date night with my wife. We set it about a month in advance and in short I can suggest do not get the bar area seating. There's very confusing pictures online regarding their seating areas. The bar area, which looked to be the best, was actually just one table which has that view. The rest of the bar area has extremely restricted views throughout. (See pictures) To be celebrating my anniversary at the actual bar was a bit of a disappointment. Especially when I want to to have a nice dinner I do not think of bar seating as if I was watching a ball game. As which, getting the attention of the bar tender throughout my dinner was a chore. Completely understanding how busy they are, if I pay a 20 dollar a person cover charge plus a 40-50 dollar per plate dinner, I expect service to match. Unfortunately you will get a bartender which is making drinks for the whole club and will have you begging to get their attention. On to the food, I ordered the steak fries as appetizer along with the stuffed shrimp and shrimp risotto. The fries did not in fact come out as an appetizer, only to come after the entrees. Fries being as basic as they come. Overly oily, basic seasoning and for 10'whole American dollars extremely forgettable. The stuffed shrimp was mostly a crab cake with 3 medium sized shrimp stuffed in their shell set on top, which credit where credits is due, they were phenomenal. Unfortunately only 3 per 30 dollar plate. Rest of the crab cake with asparagus was very run of the mill preparation. The shrimp risotto was underwhelming as well, which follows on cue with the theme of tonight. Moving on to the entertainment, the first second and third star earned here. Absolutely amazing jazz band they showcased. I would follow them to their next gig, just hoping it's not at Andy's. Big take away, ignore the online reservation pictures, choose the main seating area, they will seat you on the window stool if they have to. You won't miss the food, enjoy the jazz!!

This was my first time at a real jazz club, and I'm hooked! My group caught the 8:15 Anthony Bruno Quartet show on our first night in Chicago. We had a few people in our group under 21, so it was hard to find bars/clubs that would accommodate them. Luckily, Andy's is welcome to all, and they have plenty of mocktails and other food for those who don't drink alcohol. We already ate dinner beforehand, but it was nice to have the option to order more food during the show. The drinks were a bit pricey, but they were strong, so I would say they were worth the money. The club is dark and moody with plenty of tables, but it's definitely better to go in smaller groups than larger ones. The band is always set up in the center of the club, so no matter where you sit, you have a great view of the performers. I'd definitely be interested in visiting again when I'm back in town!

The service here was pretty solid. Susan our waitress was beyond amazing. She kept making sure we were okay. The vibe was very chill. I went for the 5:45 show. I really enjoyed the music. It's dark in here and very moody so definitely a good spot to chill They do charge a cover per show but it sounds like it goes directly to the artists. So if you wanted to stay longer. You'd have to pay the cover fee Food was honestly mid. Nothing I'd dream about but was solid. My favorite part was the chocolate lace cake. My goodness what an experience. It was warm and delicious. Honestly I'd come back just for that and a nice glass I had the Cajun shrimp risotto. I wouldn't recommend if you're expecting the creaminess of a traditional risotto. The shrimp was nice and ell seasoned. Overall. A nice spot to start your night off!

On a recent trip to Chicago, me and my family decided to check out Andy's Jazz Club as it was recommended by the concierge at our hotel. When we got there, the ambiance and atmosphere was amazing. They really take pride in keeping the club looking immaculate. Our waiter was amazing with customer service and being patient with us. The downsize was the food and I that's why I give 3 stars because it was relatively decent but if I were to go back then I wouldn't order food because it's a waste of money. I had the New York Strip and it wasn't cooked to order and it bland. My wife had the Andy's Lounge Burger and she said it tasted like a burger you get from hotel room service. Meh! Obviously, the best part of the evening was the music and that was the real reason why we went. Even after we finished our meal we still stayed entertained by the band. Overall, leave the food alone and listen to the jazz.

The Music was amazing and the Steak that I had was a kinda bland but cooked perfectly, they need a little more seasoning. My wife's food was perfectly cooked and seasoned. Overall I highly recommend this restaurant!

We had a great time at Andy's. When I made the RSVP, indicated it was my birthday. Not sure if that's why but they gave us a table right up front. Jazz was great and food was very good. The staff were friendly and helpful.

We had a disappointing experience on July 6 for the 6 PM set. Despite having reservations (Open Table), we endured a long wait outside in the 90 degree and humid sun (no shade) just to get in the door. Finally in the door, the doorman wasn't friendly or welcoming and insisted on seeing our ID's (we are both over 60), despite the fact he let in a family of five with young children and didn't check all IDs. Clearly one need not to be 21 to enter, so why the hassle for us, especially when there's a line of people out the door waiting in the sun and the set is about to begin? An annoying start. The food was disappointing, especially in a great food city (tip: eat elsewhere). The $18 steak nachos supreme arrived cold, and the beef was small tough chunks. The waiter asked if I wanted salsa or guacamole, so I chose quac -- but no where does it say there would be an additional $4 charge for a small cup. That was a fun little surprise on the check. My wife had the kale Caesar salad ($18) and opted for Cajun shrimp ($8 more). The shrimp were undercooked, but the salad was otherwise OK. The music was great, but was often much too loud (and we weren't near the stage). The club asks people not to talk during the performance, which is good, but people around us ignored that and had to talk loudly just to be heard. It's also very hard to communicate with one's server with the music so loud. The servers do well, but they seem overworked and rushed. I go to a jazz club to relax and be happy, not to feel rushed and annoyed.

We scheduled a show for the evening and came right in after paying our $15 fee per person. The jazz was beautiful and fun to swat to the music. It really felt like being there where the movies are that are based in Chicago. The setting was intimate and the music played the entire hour or so while wait staff took our drink and food orders. The food was fine but there is definitely room for improvement. For example, the truffle fries were lacking in flavor and the serving was small. The Parmesan was just sort of sprinkled on the steak fries but could have been integrate better (Parmesan bits were tough instead of fresh). The lobster ravioli was good but it could have used some bread to pair with it. The Parmesan crusted chicken lacked flavor - the chicken was tough but the sautéed kale was really good. Overall, the mean was expensive about $100 with tip, 2 drinks and food, plus the $15/person entrance fee. So it is a little more expensive, so they should work on improving the quality of their food. If the music wasn't great, I'd give them 2.5 stars for their food.

After sightseeing all morning and a nap at the hotel, my husband and I wanted to have a night on the town. After searching for things to do in the area, we decided an evening with cocktails and jazz sounded like perfection. SPACE: Located in the heart of downtown Chicago and walking distance to our hotel, this spot is tiny but mighty. A bright sign welcomes guests out front and once inside, the space is much bigger than anticipated. There is a wide variety of seating throughout, high top tables, booths, etc. - perfect for all sizes of parties. We opted for a booth facing the stage, which was perfect for the two of us. SIPS: Any meals with us, starts with cocktails. I opted for an Espresso Martini (it was 830pm after all and my old ass needed to stay awake!), followed by another cocktail suggested by our waitress - while my husband opted for his usual. Everything tasted great and strong - just how we like it! SERVICE: Throughout our experience at Andy's, we interacted with a variety of people - the doorman, services, musicians and more! Everyone was welcoming, friendly, made great recommendations and definitely made us feel right at home. Our server ensured our drinks were never empty, put in our orders quickly and checked on us frequently! SUSTENANCE: While I wasn't all that hungry (we had a previous happy hour with ALLLLL the fixin's), I found myself drooling at the menu. Everything sounded delicious and after our server's recommendation of the Cajun Shrimp Risotto, I was sold. My husband landed on the Chicken Parmesan and seemed to enjoy it. Portions are generous and everything tasted handcrafted and yum! SETS: There are multiple sets offered throughout the week and weekend. We ventured in on Thursday to a medium packed house for the 8:15PM set. There was one prior and another following at 10:30. The first two sets are typically the same band, followed by a new towards the end. The band we saw, while good, was not what I was expecting. Very traditional Jazz, lots of bass and sounded disjointed - but I'm not Jazz expert. Still a fun experience, nonetheless. Pro Tip: If you buy tickets online, it serves as a reservation in the restaurant/bar, so easy way to kill two birds with one stone. Tickets are a mere $15/person, so totally worth it! When out and about in Chicago again, I'd easily return!

4 stars for the jazz and the ambiance. The food was less than desirable the service was good though. I think they should probably focus on making a few good appetizers and only serving drinks. I'd go back for the jazz only.

First time at a jazz club, we enjoyed our experience. Made reservations for the main seating area. Server was great. Cosmopolitan drink was good. Calamari & sliders were delicious. The band did an awesome job! We recommend checking them out!

Music; ambiance; friendly staff. Food was just ok but we did not attend for food ---we love our jazz and we absolutely got it!!!! We attended during the 2024 Taste of Chicago event.

Cool place! Came here to celebrate a birthday and was glad they accommodate your preferred seating. Was a bit confused about the cover fee and it being $20 a person but I guess it ties in the "club" part. I love the idea of dinner and a show so if you're into that this is the place. Regardless of have a reservation, you do still have to wait for the next show if you show up during the middle, or the end of the show. (i.e. showed up at 7:30 for our reservation, had to wait for the 7:45 show) Food was great but very little options; not sure if it's due to the limited time you have to eat since the expectation is to leave after the show. Overall, great experience!

Very nice intimate place to unwind and enjoy some tunes. The cocktails were on point and the staff was very accommodating and attentive to my requests.

Food was great, music was excellent, where do you ever find both at the same place? Reservation process was easy and I thought a $20 cover was fair for the entertainment they provide.

Great vibe with live jazz band! The cajun shrimp was magnificent! There's a cover charge to enter.

Andy's Jazz Club was an absolutely HIT! THE HYPE IS REEEAAALLL! If you're looking for a full cultural Jazz experience, Andy's Jazz Club is the place to be! LIVE music is always good dopamine to flood the brain cells!. As the band effortlessly sway the audience into a night of jazzy euphoria! It was an ambiance experience you would want in your life! . Friday nights was the night to be! Andy's crew was pleasant and a delight to be served by. Dee was the hostess and made sure everyone was seated appropriately and checked in for reservations. She was such a Doll. Food was 20/20, yes 20/20! My steak was bigger than a lot of steak houses in Chicago! I ordered the New York strip with sides of sweet carrots and potatoes. Also a margarita with cognac. Everything was GOODT! The place was white gloved cleaned! Pictures covered the entire walls of famous Jazz Stars. You must book reservations along with a coverage charge of $20 at the door. Nice seating and well spaced out. Well worth going! Clear your weekend for ANDY'S!!!

Definitely recommend coming for a nice live jazz show! The $15 cover is worth it for a true Chicago experience. The ambiance is great here, as is the service. The food is average and normal priced. We got the steak nachos and brussels to start- portions were big but the toppings on the nachos were skimpy. The Brussels were very oily and not too flavorful. I split the short ribs and the chop salad with my mom, and it was nice that the waiter had the plates split beforehand. The salad was tasty and a nice portion. The short rib was mostly fat with a gravy sauce. Really nothing special with the food, but the show was a good time!

Fun experience needs a better check in system. Went on a Saturday for the 6pm show, we had a 5:45 reservation. When we arrived there was a larger group in front of us arguing with the guy charging people to see the show. They went back and forth for almost 10 minutes. As a result we were not sat until 2 minutes before the show started. I think a lot of that could have been avoided if they had a system with open table where when you book the reservation you are charged for the show. When you are seated and the show begins it is very difficult to speak to a sever. I think they also need more staff as it took another 10 minutes after we were seated to be greeted by the server. He had a very difficult time hearing our order due to the music. Also when booking the reservation there should be a note about obstructed views. Where we sat there was a giant support beam in the middle of our line of site. The food was good and reasonably priced for what you got. Probably would recommend trying out other venues for jazz in the city.

Came at 10:30 PM on a Friday evening to see Chicago Calling perform. My friend had made reservations online (note: your credit card info is only used to hold the reservation; they will request the cover payment upon arrival) The show started fairly promptly and the band played for around 1 hr 15 minutes in total. I really enjoyed the saxophone player, Juli Wood, and the energy that she brought to the whole performance. There were quite a few guitar solos throughout the performance, but I think my favorite moments were when the band played altogether. During the performance, the waiters will come around to refill water and take orders, but they request that the audience does not talk while the band is onstage. We had just come from dinner, so I decided to go with the cranberry/lime mocktail. I found the cranberry flavor to be a bit too tart for my liking so I only drank a bit of it. I don't believe there is a minimum spend for food/drink though (on top of the cover to enter) so if you prefer to just listen, that should be fine as well. Overall, I am in no ways a music expert, but Chicago Calling definitely had the jazz sound that I was hoping to experience in visiting Chicago. I would recommend checking out Andy's if you're looking to sit back and enjoy some lovely jazz.

I guess 3 star reviews are: eh, they aight, but I would probably come back due to the circumstances (drunk, it's near to me when I'm hungry, or when my group wants to try it). 2 stars: I wouldn't come back bc the food is inedible. 1 star: you're dead to me and your place probably fucked up hard. Food is aight here. Okay. Passable. I would come back for the jazz music! You do have to pay for a cover and they have time slotted jazz shows (2 per night I believe). Interior design is cool af

Swinging jazz. Great ambiancs. Several sets nightly. Not too loud overall. Food was okay, but clearly not the attraction. Service was excellent.

The gentleman who greeted us at the door set the subpar tone for this jazz club. Due to the reviews over mediocre food, we decided to go for cocktails before dinner and catch a little show. I paid $15 online in advance when making a reservation. I read in many reviews that folks were charged again upon arrival making it $30. I was asked for a card when entering. So that's $30/per person to watch the show and you still have to pay for food and drinks. I handed my husbands credit card and our ID's to the greeter and as I went to accept the card back he lifted his hand over me and handed it to my husband lol. Like my hand was accepting the card and he wouldn't let me take it even though I gave it to him. I brushed it off like "Oh it's chicago". But It's not worth it. I live in New Orleans. Love jazz music. It's a nice place for live music but not worth the $. The musicians didn't seem into it almost as if they didn't want to be there. Yes I may have the bar set high living where I do but the food wasn't even worth it. Service was ok. Everyone seems in a rush and wants you to be in said rush while dining. We decided to try the cheese roll ups with jalepeno crème sauce as we were starving from a flight earlier. It was meh. $50 for food/drinks. $30 to enter. All under an hour. It was not worth it.

Great music and service! Downside they don't bother to tell you that after you pay $20 cover per person you're only allowed to stay for an hour (1 band) and if you want to stay longer you have to repay cover (if it's not a sold out time slot). I've never heard of such a thing. Also it's supposed to be quiet so people can enjoy the music and there was this couple behind my partner and I that were so incredibly loud...trying to talk over the music. Just really took away from the experience.

Great Jazz band played to a lively crowd. Cocktails were good. Wine selecting a bit small.

I've never encountered staff that are more rude and ill informed than at Andy's. I don't know what more to say, incredibly incompetent.

If you're looking for a nice chill vibe, here's where it's at! Service was good. Food and drinks were okay.

The music and ambiance was amazing so the 5 stars for that! A great show and a great time well spent. Def recommend going there for the music and drinks! The appetizers we got were alright, we decided not to get any food since other reviews had expressed the main course foods not being too good, so I can't judge on that. The service was alright waiter checked up on us walking by-- I will say he gave off some ignorant vibes which was later proved when he was aware we didn't tip he came up to us and asked in a rude tone why we didn't tip and kinda demanded a tip as he put the little pay pad in front of our faces. Overall great experience just that minor inconvenience at the end of the show.

Came in on a Sunday in the early evening. We had a reservation and were able to get a table right by the stage. The admission is $15 per person, so beyond that there isn't a drink spend minimum. The drink menu is basic but has everything you'd want to order. The food is okay; it's not mind-blowing but does the job. The real reason you go to Andy's though isn't for the food or drinks- it's the music! And the music is really spectacular. I'm lucky to live so close to this place so I have access listen to live music.

The ambience was nice, but a tiny bit rushed toward the end. However, I enjoyed the show and food. I would go again.

Nice Jazz Music and club Be sure you are aware the cover charge is only for one Show and one show only If you are late and enter 1/2 done of the show they have last call about 15 minutes before show ends and want you out after the show ends. Nothing wrong with that practice just make sure you get there before the show starts The music was great staff was attentive and the food was good

Great Food...Reasonable Prices...Good Seats!!! The band was amazing!!! Staff was knowledgeable and pleasant.

Old style jazz at its best. Saw the Andy Brown Band. I guess they are the house band. An excellent sound. The piano player was especially good. I was sitting about 15 feet behind him and was able to watch him play. The amazing thing was when one of the waiters sang. What a beautiful voice. Sounded a little like the late Donny Hathaway, but more powerful and with more range. A real talent! I liked the group so well that I bought their latest CD. We didn't have the food, but it looked good.

The music, drinks, and ambiance were great, but we made a reservation on OpenTable and when we got there, the woman claimed they had no table for us even though I showed her my reservation and the texts I received confirming the reservation. They shuffled us over to this ledge to lean on if we still wanted to see the show, but we paid $15 each for cover so we didn't want sit on a ledge where we could barely see. Someone from our group went up and talked to the guy collecting money and eventually we got a table. Our server kept our waters refilled and the musicians themselves were amazing, but the initial experience kind of ruined the night.

Lights, camera, action. Friday nights are usually the best time for this jazz club. The ticket to get in was roughly $15.00 since it was across the hotel we were staying at, my boyfriend and I decided to check it out. The ambience and vibe was really chill. There were seats near the stage as well as surrounding and on the bar area. We decided to get an appetizer while we enjoyed the show. The calamari was absolutely delicious. It was definitely worth it. If you are looking for a cute date idea, I would highly recommend this place

Fun but pricey. Service a little slow but considerate if that makes sense. Ambiance: everythang a jazz club should be. Great experience

Great jazz and good food. The workers were friendly, courteous and helpful. Highly recommended.

Visited this place this weekend. The live music was great! It's a cheers type of environment. Small intimate setting. The service was good the food was okay. I prefer well seasoned food not bland....I'd go again though for the music. I just wouldn't order food outside of maybe some appetizers.

Great atmosphere and really talented musicians performing here. The food is quite good as well! We'll be back.

Super cool venue for dinner a music. My first time at a jazz club and Andy's did not disappoint. The food is mediocre but the drinks and desserts are excellent. Fun place but your time is limited because of schedule performances.