Madison on Park Jazz Nights — Live Jazz Tuesdays Through Thursdays, San Diego
The saxophone starts at quarter to six and nobody checks their phone until the set is over. Not because anyone asked them to stop — because somewhere between the first note and the appetizer arriving, they forgot to look.
Madison on Park runs live jazz every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday evening with John Reynolds and a rotating cast of Southern California's finest. The music comes through a real sound system in a real room with Mediterranean food on the table and craft cocktails at the bar, and it turns a weeknight dinner into the kind of evening people describe the next morning as one you should have been at.
The sets run 5:45 to 8 PM, which means you can sit down after work and leave before the night gets away from you, or you can stay and let it. The crowd is regulars and first-timers in roughly equal measure, which is the mark of a room that has figured out what it is. Seven years of programming, three nights a week, no cover charge — just the kind of evening that reminds you why you moved to San Diego in the first place.
Madison on Park, 4622 Park Blvd. It fills, so reserve. Three nights a week means the set you miss comes round again.
The saxophone starts at quarter to six and nobody checks their phone until the set is over. Not because anyone asked them to stop — because somewhere between the first note and the appetizer arriving, they forgot to look.
Madison on Park runs live jazz every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday evening with John Reynolds and a rotating cast of Southern California's finest. The music comes through a real sound system in a real room with Mediterranean food on the table and craft cocktails at the bar, and it turns a weeknight dinner into the kind of evening people describe the next morning as one you should have been at.
The sets run 5:45 to 8 PM, which means you can sit down after work and leave before the night gets away from you, or you can stay and let it. The crowd is regulars and first-timers in roughly equal measure, which is the mark of a room that has figured out what it is. Seven years of programming, three nights a week, no cover charge — just the kind of evening that reminds you why you moved to San Diego in the first place.
Madison on Park, 4622 Park Blvd. It fills, so reserve. Three nights a week means the set you miss comes round again.
The saxophone starts at quarter to six and nobody checks their phone until the set is over. Not because anyone asked them to stop — because somewhere between the first note and the appetizer arriving, they forgot to look.
Madison on Park runs live jazz every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday evening with John Reynolds and a rotating cast of Southern California's finest. The music comes through a real sound system in a real room with Mediterranean food on the table and craft cocktails at the bar, and it turns a weeknight dinner into the kind of evening people describe the next morning as one you should have been at.
The sets run 5:45 to 8 PM, which means you can sit down after work and leave before the night gets away from you, or you can stay and let it. The crowd is regulars and first-timers in roughly equal measure, which is the mark of a room that has figured out what it is. Seven years of programming, three nights a week, no cover charge — just the kind of evening that reminds you why you moved to San Diego in the first place.
Madison on Park, 4622 Park Blvd. It fills, so reserve. Three nights a week means the set you miss comes round again.