Dizzy's Club: Live Jazz Above Columbus Circle, $15 Late Sets
Dizzy’s Club doesn’t publish a happy hour. It’s the jazz room at Jazz at Lincoln Center, on the 5th floor at Broadway and 60th Street, with two sets a night: 7pm and 9pm Monday to Saturday, 5pm and 7:30pm on Sunday.
The verdict: this is a ticketed show with drinks, not a bar with a discount window. The cheapest published way in is the late night session, Thursday to Saturday at 10:45pm, which is $15 at the door with no reservation needed. The catch: the main sets are the draw and walk-ups for them are limited, so don’t plan a casual drop-in for the 7pm or 9pm show. The drink and food prices aren’t posted.
What to Expect
- Main sets: 7pm and 9pm Monday to Saturday; 5pm and 7:30pm Sunday.
- Late night sessions: Thursday to Saturday at 10:45pm, $15 at the door.
- Food and drink: a seasonal menu. Prices aren’t posted.
The Room
The club describes itself as Jazz at Lincoln Center’s most intimate venue, with live jazz and panoramic views of the Manhattan skyline over Columbus Circle and Central Park. It sits in Frederick P. Rose Hall. The nearest trains are 59 St-Columbus Circle (1/A/B/C/D) and 57 St-7 Av (N/Q/R/W).
Who Dizzy’s Club Is For
| Occasion | Why It Works |
|---|---|
| A late set after dinner | $15 sessions at 10:45pm, Thursday to Saturday |
| An early Sunday show | Sets at 5pm and 7:30pm |
| Jazz with a view | Skyline views from the 5th floor |
For a cheaper pour nearby, see our Upper West Side happy hour guide. More rooms with music are in our live music bars in NYC guide.