Reduta Jazz Club

One of the best attractions in Prague especially if you are interested in jazz and blues. I visited the Reduta Jazz Club in September 2023 and June 2025. Both experiences were great. Although you may find a seat by walking-in, reservation would be much better to secure your seat. There are 2 events per day at 19.00 and 21.15 respectively. The latest entrance fee was 500kc/person. The price of drinks was reasonable.

I had an AMAZING time at the Tribute to American Jazz Masters concert! The band was GREAT! So lively and fun! The seats were hard, but there’s several intermissions, so you can move around. Beer is USD $4. I got my ticket from Get My Guide, and it was USD $22, which was the same price as the website (but easier to navigate). The only negatives: the place was stifling HOT until someone turned the fans on. No table service, you have to get your own drinks. And the seating is weird. I wouldn’t bother paying for VIP. That said, I loved it! Will try to come again for another show!!! Highly recommend!

The atmosphere of the place is captivating: the red velvet upholstery, the warm, yellowish lamp light, the portrait posters on the walls, and the cultural highlights (like the cult surrounding Bill Clinton’s visit here) all add to its charm. The concert was of an exceptionally high standard. We enjoyed every moment of it. I can only recommend it!

Discovered this venue through the "Melodic Journey with Louis Armstrong and Gershwin" event. The ventilation, food, and drink quality were impressive. Note that leaving your coat at the cloakroom at the entrance is charged, even if you're a VIP. I enjoyed an exceptional jazz performance by the music group, perfect for celebrating special occasions. There's also a wall showcasing visits from wellknown figures from various industries, with photos and dates. The only downside is that the venue is not very accessible for people with disabilities,no ramps or support features are available. Other than that, it’s a fantastic place!

This is a reservation based jazz club - at least that's the suggestion. I got my tickets via Booking.com, and the only available option was a "Super VIP" package for 50 euro. It purportedly came with front row seats, a bottle of champagne or wine, and a "personalized song." Upon arrival, it became clear that I did not need the Super VIP. The venue is small enough that you can sit just about anywhere and see/hear the band. The first four seats nearest the stage are the Super VIP area - I was the only person sitting there 🤦🏻‍♂️. There was no drink service or food to speak of. I was given a voucher upon entry and had to go to the bar to get my bottle. I never saw a waiter or server at any point throughout the evening. They supposedly have nuts and chips available to order. The atmosphere is fine. It's a kitsch-y mix of American jazz memorabilia and European red light vibes. The music was also fine. The band was talented, but they varied in age from middle to ancient. The trumpet player visibly gave-up on riffs during several songs. The lead singer did her best, but listening to American jazz in a Czech accent is an acquired taste, at best. She also brought her 90-year old clarinet playing dad along for some reason (I'm not making this up). He got to play a few offbeat notes every so often. All-in-all, this is absolutely a tourist trap. The claim is that this is Europe's oldest jazz bar. I don't know if that's true or not, but unless it's important that you see the place Bill Clinton blew some sax at 30 years ago, I don't think it's worth a visit.

I guess it depends on who you go to see. Ours was a tribute to Ray Charles and was missing a bit of everything. It was good not great. The piano was out of tune…I believe. I came back to see a tribute to Billie Holiday and was great. Piano is fine.

Music is good. Seating makes you break your neck if you want to look at the performer. The place lacks ventilation to support so many people. Drink are good. No food unless you count supermarket chips.

I've only been to one other jazz club so don't have much experience however I thoroughly enjoyed my time here. The show I went to was a tribute to Billie Holliday where they played all her best hits and other songs recorded around her time. The sound was quality and performers engaged with the crowd which created a great atmosphere. The bar was close to the stage and served nice drinks in a speedy fashion, which was good for quickly nipping down before missing a song. The small venue created an intimate feel where you felt almost like the performers were playing for you rather than a large crowd. I thought that the tickets were very good value. Seeing the history of the place and some of the amazing performers that have visited in the past sums up why this place is worth a visit to anybody visiting Prague, whether a jazz fan or not. 10/10

Amazing experience in this small quaint jazz club. They suggest making reservations as they open up at 21:30. However, we did not make reservations yet someone ended up next to the seats closest to the piano. After you purchase your tickets, you're are advised check your coat. At that time you will be guided to your seats. They basically guide you to which ever open seats are available. I must say it does get sold out and it a tight squeeze. The bar area is located down the stairs opposite of the jazz club. This was such a great experience!! We throughly enjoyed ourselves.

Stumbled coincidentally in a free session of JJ Jazzmen plus special guest on a Friday night. Beer is a little pricey compared too other places. After all a nice show...

Very nice jazz club! I played here couple of times with the Phishbacher Jazz Trio. I love this place. A very special and unique atmosphere for the audience and as well for us musicians to play. If you have the chance go there and enjoy great live music.

Great evening, had a lot of fun and a very memorable night . Great entertainment, I recommend it highly.