The white clothed dinner tables are immediately set off the stage with an open ceiling and balcony seating that looks down on the crowd and stage. The overall feel is cozy and intimate. The etiquette of Jazz is unlike most other music performances in smaller venues. Blues clubs can be rowdy compared to this setting. The most obvious difference is the entrance fee, but the differences do not stop there.
Dinner is served at the dinner tables in the main seating area.
This is not a typical service that is offered at a musical performance. There are two separate shows a night. There is a two-drink minimum for everyone who comes. All of the performers are in a musicians Union. One of the doormen will go up to the stage and welcome the artist during each set.