Soft Seats, Strong Jazz, A Smarter Night Out
Plan a three-hour evening with short rides, mid-priced spending, and a relaxed pace. It suits listeners who want seated sets, a change of room, and a flexible 7:30 PM start, with enough time to linger over dinner.
Plot the listening line
Settle in with dinner
Catalina makes the opening move a seated supper club listen, with classic jazz sets and tribute acts paired to a full dining menu. The room earns praise for strong acoustics, while garage parking helps if you are driving between venues. Plan for an entree or two item minimum on top of the show ticket, and budget from 24 dollars to 109 dollars for admission. Every guest pays the two item minimum.
Hear the room change
The Moroccan Lounge shifts the route toward an intimate Arts District room, where a speakeasy style front bar leads into live music. Its high caliber sound system faces a 20 foot stage and dance floor, with big booths and bar top seating for pre show drinks. Tickets typically cost around 30 dollars, and an onsite cafe gives early arrivals another practical option. The venue holds 250 people.
Take the basement turn
The Continental Club closes the loop in a moody basement with leather couches, red lighting, live jazz trios, and Saturday R and B nights. General admission has no cover, though drinks are described as pricey and the beer list is limited. The schedule favors late starts, with Thursday sets from 7:00 PM and Friday and Saturday programming from 10:00 PM. Tuesday and Sunday are closed.
