All That Jazz

Виталия Боева★★★★★★★★★★5.07 months ago

Such a great place to enjoy good drinks and top-notch music in Itaewon! We listened to two performances and both were great. You have to pay 10.000₩ for person first, but it’s absolutely worth it considering the live music. Cocktails are a bit pricey (20.000₩ +) but there’s lots of options you can choose from. Check the calendar first to choose artists/genres you’re interested in. Absolutely recommend!

Tom Dainty★★★★★★★★★★5.03 months ago

Recommend this place - we visited on one night and liked it so much we went back. Great music, also good drinks as well - we liked the "All That Jazz" IPA. Nice atmosphere - not snobby at all, very welcoming.

Following Melon★★★★★★★★★★4.07 months ago

We went there when there was an event and they had a 15000 won service charge which is OK 👍 for us. They won’t ask you to order anything if you’ve paid for the service charge. The drinks are good with non alcoholic choices and this seem to be the place to visit with friends and for dates for the locals.

Cheryl C★★★★★★★★★★5.0a year ago

It's on the 2nd level, through the interesting red corridor. The bands that came to play were amazing, every piece played was enjoyable. The 5 stars rating is purely for the music and the setting. Pick a seat of your choice, settle in, order a drink and listen to the music. Drinks and food were normal. Service was good. There is cover charge for every band that comes in; 10,000 won per band. So when a band changes out and you're still sitting to listen, you've got to pay another 10,000 to listen. I think the cover fees are pretty reasonable. You'll have to order a drink, the staff will come round to ask. I do think they provide water too. There's not much non-alcoholic options, about maybe 4 besides water. Conclusion: Great place to unwind, music is awesome. Table setting is best for 2, if there's a larger crowd you'll take the seats at the back. In any case, not much room for talking as the band will be playing.

Kelli Simpson★★★★★★★★★★3.07 months ago

It costs a bit to be cool in Seoul. During my day with the un-cool I had a coffee and croissant for $5 - bought six pairs of socks for $6 and some french fries for $3. My uber fare was $10 to get to All That Jazz - it is easy to find and up a flight of stairs it had some very cool vibes from the red door and the dark interior - $15 cover to get in - a bar stool and $12 Corona (which seemed the cheapest drink you could buy) - the band were a four piece -drums - double bass -piano and sax -- the crowd were young and drinking cocktails. It was nice.