Symphony Hotel Lounge and Jazz Bar

Been hearing about this cozy little place for years, and finally got to experience it! When we arrived for Saturday Jazz night following a visit to Music Hall, the very young and very cute bartender was making a Chocolate Martini. I threw caution to the wind and ordered one as well! So did my date. And we were so glad we did. Perfect ending to a perfect night.We had hoped to valet park here, but Covid did away with that. They did assure us they were planning to bring it back, as well as expand the building in the near future. It was both cozy and packed, but we lucked into two bar seats. So come early and grab a good place. Can't wait to try the restaurant, but we waited too long to make reservations. So book early and book often will be my motto for future visits here. Cause you know with Chocolate Martinis I will be back!

I've been coming here for years. It's like our secret date night spot and I absolutely love how cozy it is. Before COVID, the drinks and bartenders were better. The cocktails are now very inconsistent but the wonderful live jazz keeps me coming back time and time again.

Such excellent vibes, good cocktails, and legit musicians. I am so happy to have stumbled upon this spot

How are there no reviews for this lovely place?!?I went here about a year ago in search of a relaxed night listening to some jazz in a cool environment and that's exactly what I got!I'm not really into the noisy, crowded bar scene and this cozy spot gave me just the opposite experience with a bar tender that actually remembers your name, dark wood decor and small tables that allow for an intimate feeling with the jazz trio playing against the warm evening street lights framed by the tall windows by their side.I had a Sambuca with a coffee bean and it was lovely as was the education I received from the bar tender on the reason for why the coffee bean is put in this drink. You'll have to go and ask him yourself to find out! Hehehe.The Symphony hotel itself is like traveling back to the early 1900s as far as decor is concerned. Makes you want to wear a 3 piece suit and grow a curly mustache or strap on a bustle under a long skirt and carry a lace parasol. This place is for laid back history, music and cocktail enthusiasts.