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1701 S. Lamar St. Dallas, TX 75208

214-428-0025

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Best Jazz Club
Award Winner 2010

Cuisine(s): American

Hours: 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Mon (lunch only) 11 a.m.-midnight Tue-Thu 11 a.m.-2 a.m. Fri 5:30 p.m.-2 a.m. Sat 11 a.m.-midnight Sun

Price: $$, $$$

Payment Types: All Major Credit Cards
Features: Patio/Sidewalk Dining, Private Party, Catering, Banquet Facilities, Wheelchair Accessible, Coat Check

Serving: Brunch, Dinner, Late Night, Lunch

Entertainment: Live Entertainment

Alcohol: Full bar
Reservations: Accepted, Recommended for Large Parties

Parking: Street

Description

In the Southside on Lamar neighborhood hides a hot and cool club, named after New York City's hip borough. This musical haunt was awarded Best Jazz Club honors in our 2010 edition of Best of Dallas and the 2009 best brunch. Brooklyn Jazz Café is housed in a plain redbrick corner building that during the day is flooded with light through French doors. Aside from house specialties, like spicy Caribbean shrimp and oxtails, customers can enjoy swinging tunes while playing pool or sipping house cocktails in the inner bar that's lined with corrugated metal. Sundays feature the talents of Nadia Washington as well as bottomless Bloody Marys, mimosas, poinsettias and belinis.

2010 | Best Jazz Club

The growth of culture on South Lamar in Dallas over the last few years has resulted in great restaurants, great concert venues, great retail and this little gem: Brooklyn Jazz Café. Home to some of the region's established and most talked-about jazz and R&B artists, Brookyn Jazz Café has live music almost every night of the week, as well as a $3 martini "Super Happy Hour" on Wednesday nights and a Sunday brunch. You'll typically hear a wide variety of smooth jazz, blues and... More »
2009 | Best Jazz Brunch

Jazz is music that's supposed to be felt. And brunch is a meal defined by leisure and taste. So why not marry these sensory experiences and enjoy some weekly decadence at Brooklyn Jazz Café Every Sunday from 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., enjoy the soulful sounds from a full-piece jazz band while you enjoy classic eggs Benedict or a giant waffle. The restaurant also has started featuring lunchtime jazz performances Tuesday through Thursday from 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. So grab your... More »
2008 | Best Place to Sport a Huxtable Sweater

With its semi-industrial location and red brick exterior, Brooklyn Jazz Café indeed evokes the mighty borough that is its namesake. Inside, too, the rough-hewn brick walls, copper bar top and intimate feel are urban and urbane. It's clear someone put some thought into the detailed décor and, for once in this town, didn't go cheap on executing a vision. Every time we enter the place for a glass of wine and some downright soulful, amazing jazz, we remember: Dr. Cliff Huxtable... More »
2007 | Best Jazz Club

With its exposed brick walls, copper-topped bar and tasteful tables, Brooklyn is exactly what a jazz club should be (except it's not smoky; smoking is only allowed on the patio). This is the kind of spot to which you amble without even knowing who's on the bill. You just walk in, order your glass of wine or your Dewar's and soak up jazz of all kinds--psychedelic, guitar-based jazz (Montrose); silky vocals (Martha Burkes, KarenJ); brass-intensive (Freddie Jones Jazz Group); and... More »
2006 | Best Jazz Club

Admittedly, Monday nights at Amsterdam Bar are where jazz hounds can find the best bop/fusion performances in town, but a single weekly night does not a jazz club make. In that respect, Brooklyn already deserved the nod for best jazz club at their old Bishop Arts location; regulars such as Martha Burks and guests such as Montrose added a certifiable level of funk and fun to the otherwise stale smooth jazz genre, and the ambiance and crowd struck the right balance of sophisticated and loose.... More »

Tune In or Tune Out Your Date at Brooklyn Jazz Cafe

By Monica Berry | Mon, March 7, 2011

If you're looking to try a new date place, head over to the Southside on Lamar area and go to Brooklyn Jazz Cafe for food and entertainment. I've been hooked on the place since I first experienced the... More »

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dallasobserverbestof | Dallas, TX | 193 Reviews

| Wed, May 6, 2009

With its semi-industrial location and red brick exterior, Brooklyn Jazz Caf� indeed evokes the mighty borough that is its namesake. Inside, too, the rough-hewn brick walls, copper bar top and intimate feel are urban and urbane. It's clear someone put some thought into the detailed d�cor and, for once in this town, didn't go cheap on executing a vision. Every time we enter the place for a glass of wine and some downright soulful, amazing jazz, we remember: Dr. Cliff Huxtable lived in Brooklyn, and he too liked jazz. Coincidence? We thought so, until we looked around and noticed a number of hip, grandpa-aged men sporting "Huxtable" sweaters�those loose-hewn acrylic numbers, each with its own unique, complicated geometric pattern. It makes the whole thing kind of eerie, like stepping into a time machine and a television set. But no matter�the ambiance at Brooklyn is one of Dallas' semi-known�but still underappreciated�gems, a nice spot for a cocktail and some always varied, always riveting jazz.
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Mallory19 | Dallas, TX | 451 Reviews

| Fri, May 14, 2010

Great for lunch!