NYC's go-to for Japanese bites & live jazz. A bustling spot with Tokyo lounge vibes.
Experience the vibrant energy of NYC's jazz scene with a Japanese twist at this popular Midtown East spot. Known for its lively atmosphere, it's a place where delicious food meets smooth tunes. Be prepared for a bustling environment that captures the essence of a Tokyo jazz lounge.
This Japanese restaurant offers a selection of dishes that complement its jazz club ambiance. While specific dishes aren't detailed, the cuisine is described as Japanese, with mentions of small plates, tapas, and sushi.
Customers generally have a positive sentiment, appreciating the unique combination of Japanese cuisine and a lively jazz atmosphere, though some note it can get crowded.
Important Note
This spot can get very crowded, and some find it not cozy. It is advised to consider an alternative nearby if a more intimate setting is preferred. Potential for lines exists, especially during peak hours.
"Regarding seating at Tomi Jazz, if you arrive a little before 7pm or 8:30pm, you should be able to get a seat without issue."
Neutral"The commenter suggests visiting "No Work Allowed" instead, as it's next door with no line, better music, and a better vibe. They describe Tomi Jazz as very packed and not cozy or quaint, while "No Work Allowed" offers a more intimate feel, though it can still be loud due to the jazz."
Negative"Bar Tomiño is recommended as a great spot for a Spanish-style lunch."
Positive"Tomi Jazz previously offered an experience that felt like walking into a Tokyo jazz lounge."
Positive"This restaurant is listed as a repeat spot."
Positive"The commenter notes that Tomi Jazz can have long lines but is a cool NYC experience."
Positive"Tomi Jazz is mentioned, with a note about potential lines."
Positive"A user recalls seeing a similar dessert dish at Tomi Jazz."
Neutral"Tomi Jazz was recommended as a good option for a jazz bar with yummy food, aligning with the original poster's request."
Positive"The commenter advises skipping wine bars in general as 'nothing special there,' which would apply to Tomi Jazz from the OP's list. They offer other specific restaurant recommendations."
Negative"User lists Tomi Jazz as one of their favorite Asian spots in NYC."
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