New York jazz, the whole canon: the 1935 Village Vanguard, the Blue Note and Birdland, the musicians' clubhouse Smalls, Dizzy's over Central Park, and the Harlem rooms where the music was born. The deepest scene in America.
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Saxophonist Bill Saxton's speakeasy on old Swing Street, where Billie Holiday was discovered.
Pip’s Tip Two sets Friday and Saturday only, and it is BYOB, so bring your own. Bill Saxton's room on the street where Billie Holiday was found.
A community-rooted Bed-Stuy cultural cafe presenting acoustic jazz with a Pan-African spirit.
The hallowed basement triangle open since 1935, the most storied jazz room in the world.
The globe-spanning brand's flagship, drawing the biggest names to an intimate Village room.
Named for Charlie Parker, this Midtown institution has swung since the bebop era.
A cramped, cash-loving basement where young lions jam till dawn, a musicians' clubhouse.
Jazz at Lincoln Center's elegant room with skyline views over Central Park.
A plush uptown supper club spotlighting hard-bop masters and organ trios.
An intimate below-street piano room from the Smalls team, built for duos and trios.
An artist-run nonprofit loft prizing new composition and the cutting edge of the music.
A vaulted brick cellar beneath the Roxy Hotel evoking a Parisian jazz caveau.
A dark, romantic downtown room mixing jazz with Brazilian, Latin and African grooves.
A rollicking successor to Fat Cat pairing straight-ahead jazz with pool and ping-pong.
A bird-themed Bushwick listening room and cafe championing Brooklyn's adventurous young scene.
A snug neighborhood wine bar hosting serious improvisers just off the beaten path.
A French-owned Park Slope institution blending jazz with global and world-music residencies.
An Alphabet City incubator where jazz, funk and global grooves fuel late-night improvisation.
A Queens loft-stage staple fusing Latin American rhythms with jazz above a lively bar.
Harlem's modern supper club beneath Red Rooster, live soul, DJs and the famous gospel brunch.
Pip’s Tip Thursday to Saturday, underneath Red Rooster in Harlem. Sunday is the gospel brunch.
The hallowed basement triangle open since 1935, the most storied jazz room in the world.
Jazz is one chapter of Pip's Lifestyle, find the lounges, whiskey bars, rooftops and the Domino Club below.
