Classic jazz concerts kick off at 9pm in the atmospheric downstairs cellar of this sophisticated jazz venue across from the Jardin du Luxembourg. Everything ranging from Dixieland and vocals to big band and swing sets patrons’ toes tapping. Dinner is served at 7.30pm, but it's the music that's the real draw.
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