Jassmine

Great evening watching Simon’s de Rosa. Purpose built venue that’s done in really good taste with a super intimate setting. Great acoustics and brilliant cocktails. Need to arrive early as tables can’t be reserved ahead of time. Snack bar food is very good quality as are the drinks. A fantastic evening.

The best jazz place in Warsaw. Wonderful sound, wonderful lights,wonderful place near Nubu Hotel. Probably one of top in Europ.Cocktails , bar , huge place , many seats . Exceptionnal ! 😊 Waiting for the show, I took the opportunity to continue reading my feel-good thriller Honesty Bar, which I found on Amazon (in English and French)—a plot for the whole family set in Paris, Warsaw, and the Seychelles!💕 Et en attendant le groupe, j’ai bouquiné Honesty Bar, ( trouvé sur amazon)un super thriller en français  « feelgood » sans violence…. et dont un bonne partie de l’intrigue se situe à VarsovieTOP!

We visited this place for the first time to see Jahari Stampley perform. The performance was incredible, and the atmosphere in the bar – the people, the interior – all complemented each other perfectly. The cocktails were delicious, and the cheese snacks were excellent. The service was also very pleasant. The only downside was that some tables seemed to be reserved, even though when we bought the tickets, it was stated that seating would be on a first-come, first-served basis. It turned out that some tables were actually pre-booked, which was a bit disappointing.

Very meticulously design place pretending to be a Jazz club but it is simply a corporate venue. It has everything except the club vibe. The prerecorded house announcement ruined the atmosphere.

The venue was great, and the concert experience was fantastic.

Jassmine known as the best jazz club in warsaw and maybe in the world 🌎 let’s see - the team heard some great jazz and had great food and drinks 🍹- full house and also great people - staff is fast and friendly

I love this venue with its typical jazz club atmosphere and vibe. It was a full house with an appreciative audience and fantastic Hungarian quartet Balacz Bagyi. My only disappointment is with the food options (a choice of nuts, olives and a superb Cheesecake - that would lure me back to the club, nevermind the jazz!). I strongly recommend dinner beforehand, otherwise one could either be starving or intoxicated on the wonderful selection of drinks available.

Overall, the experience is great, but I don’t understand why a place like this doesn’t have enough seating, especially when all events are ticketed.