Brass House

I'm a sucker for jazz music so when I heard this had opened I was pretty excited to partake. I finally made it last weekend. There are actually two sides to the bar, a large and a smaller side. We hung out on the smaller side. It has a cool vibe and the music that night was very good. We weren't very impressed with their drinks and although we didn't eat, the food that the couple had next to us, did not look appealing. I would say this is primarily a place for good music.

Great vibe to this place with excellent music. It is a bit of a lounge throwback with blues and jazz mostly played. Excellent cocktails and very knowledgeable bar keeps. Anastasia was behind the bar and made some excellent drinks. Be sure to try a French Kiss.

First off, I loved the vibe and ambiance of this place. We made a reservation on a Sat morning for 7pm that evening. (Definitely make a reservation! You can do so thtough their website.) Our seat was a two top located one row back from the front of the stage. The seats were standard black chairs, so not too comfortable, but given the ambiance and good company, my overall enjoyment was not affected in the least. The staff was very friendly and the service was excellent. Our waitress did a fantastic job on a busy Sat night. The pacing of the meal was spot on. Over all the food was very good to excellent as well. We had the crab cakes, a bowl of the red bell pepper soup, the red snapper, the eggplant parmigiano, and a side of the brussel sprouts. All were excellent. The side of the brussel sprouts is a very generous portion, tasted very good, but was prepared with a bit too much oil. The snapper and eggplant parm were solid and did not disappoint, nor did the crab cakes--very tasty! The soup was delicious but the portion in my opinion was way too small for the price of a bowl, so I won't order that next time. Being able to listen to live jazz and blues while you eat is fantastic! We are glad we went and we will be back! TIP: If you have a group of 4 to 6, consider requesting table 71, the "Sinatra Booth." It's one of the two booths in the restaurant. The Sinatra Booth is located near the stage. The other booth is located towards the rear of the restaurant and not near the stage.

Extraordinary. Deep jazz. Phenomenal eloquent storytelling jazz and focused not-"playing" but sexual explosion type jazz. Check out Terry Thomas and friends if you can. No disappointment. Service and booze is secondary in this unique establishment. Expect record crowds.

I love the Brass House. Jace and Jason the owners are awesome! It is a cozy live music jazz blues venue. They just recently added snacks which helps when I stop by late. Ask for Joey or Ashley They are the best!