The Music Village
| Steenstraat 50, Brussel |
5 priser
9.20/10.00 |
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+32 2 513 13 45 |
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Paul Nelson (28.10.2017 00:44)
An intimate jazz club.
An intimate jazz club.
Ewelina Czuczman (22.10.2017 20:39)
Amazing place to spend the Saturday evening. Great converts every week.
Amazing place to spend the Saturday evening. Great converts every week.
Roberto Muricy (02.04.2017 18:04)
It was an amazing evening. One of the best jazz clubs I've ever been. The waitress was well attentive and friendly. Good options of Belgian beers and a few of good wines. The food menu is good. We ordered a selection of cheese with bread. It was very good. The sound was excellent. There was an amaizing jazz quartet playing classics of jazz. I hope to come back one day.
It was an amazing evening. One of the best jazz clubs I've ever been. The waitress was well attentive and friendly. Good options of Belgian beers and a few of good wines. The food menu is good. We ordered a selection of cheese with bread. It was very good. The sound was excellent. There was an amaizing jazz quartet playing classics of jazz. I hope to come back one day.
Atri Basu (05.02.2017 17:18)
I spent the entire evening from 9pm to midnight here. The music was great and the ambience equally compelling, for any jazz lover this should be a must-visit in a city known for its jazz clubs. Their cocktails are really good, I tried their Cuban tonic and excellent waffles!
I spent the entire evening from 9pm to midnight here. The music was great and the ambience equally compelling, for any jazz lover this should be a must-visit in a city known for its jazz clubs. Their cocktails are really good, I tried their Cuban tonic and excellent waffles!
Marian Mikhail (29.12.2016 11:35)
Wonderful night. Nice small cozy place, excellent music. Food a bit over priced considering you already pay just to get in to the show.
Wonderful night. Nice small cozy place, excellent music. Food a bit over priced considering you already pay just to get in to the show.
