Black Cat Jazz Supper Club

The venue is lovely, and the food was delicious, but it arrived at a lukewarm temperature. The service was lacking, with long wait times for both food and drinks. Additionally, there was a 20% service fee added to the bill to support the servers, which I believe should be the restaurant's responsibility rather than placed on the customers. This is especially true when the waitress spent more time sitting with a friend than attending to her tables. I had to flag her down to place my order, request water refills, and ask for the check.

The fries were delicious, and our cocktails were fantastic. However, the Mediterranean plate felt like something you would expect on an airplane at best.

BE PREPARED TO SPEND OVER $100 PER PERSON ON FOOD. NON TRANSPARENT PRICING.Boyfriend and I got tickets to the jazz show for $45. We also got the prefixe dinner menu for $60 per person, but after a 20 percent service charge, 10 percent employee wellness charge, which DID NOT INCLUDE TIP, we ended up paying $125 per person. Our meals were definitely good, but NOT worth $125. I hate hate hate that the charges were not on the menu prior to receiving the bill. It's just sus and dishonest. I'd come again only for drinks but my mezcal drink was super syrupy and bad.Jazz was wonderful and intimate. Food was good overall.

Fantastic place for a swanky and expensive night out. The music is always top notch, as is the service. But, the steep prices do not reflect the dejected neighborhood that it is in.

The bartender had positive excellent energy and the Jazz music was flawless. The ambience was elegant, lighthearted, mature, and very chill.