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A bar · Tribeca · on two of my lists

The Django.

Only if, says Antonina. The food leaves much to be desired so grab dinner beforehand.

Antonina Pattiz
Antonina PattizI went myself · from my list Best jazz clubs in New York
An arched brick basement bar with bottle-lined shelves and marble tables.
Address
2 6th Avenue The Roxy Hotel Directions
Subway
A, C, E to Canal St, 2 min
Website
thedjangonyc.com
What this page is

Everything I’ve written about The Django on New York Dearest, in one place. It’s on two of my lists, Best jazz clubs in New York and Best things to do in Tribeca. Below you’ll find every list it’s on with what I wrote there. At the end, where it is and what’s near.

  1. Best jazz clubs in New YorkOnly if
  2. Best things to do in TribecaWorth it

Where it appears on New York Dearest

Two of my lists
Only if, says Antonina. Been? Say if you agree.

Best jazz clubs in New York

No. 2 on that list
Only if
What I wrote thereFold it away

Located in the Roxy Hotel, The Django is a popular subterranean jazz club named after renowned jazz musician Django Reinhardt. The brainchild of nightlife virtuosos Vito Dieterle and Joseph Schwartz, the club features vaulted ceilings, exposed brick walls, and dramatic vintage lighting.

Inspired by the endearing Parisian jazz clubs, the vibes are chic and sophisticated. Considered one of the best jazz clubs in New York City, spending an evening at The Django is a highlight of visiting Tribeca.

Read it on the list
    Worth it

    The endearing vibes are reminiscent of historic Parisian jazz clubs, which is why spending an evening at The Django is a highlight of visiting Tribeca.

    What I wrote thereFold it away

    Located in the Roxy Hotel, The Django is a popular subterranean jazz club named after renowned jazz musician Django Reinhardt. The brainchild of nightlife virtuosos Vito Dieterle and Joseph Schwartz, the club features vaulted ceilings, exposed brick walls, and dramatic vintage lighting.

    The endearing vibes are reminiscent of historic Parisian jazz clubs, which is why spending an evening at The Django is a highlight of visiting Tribeca. But take note, the food leaves much to be desired so grab dinner beforehand.

    Read it on the list

    Where it is, and what’s near

    Worth it, within a ten-minute walk
    Open it on my map
    Nearby, from my lists
    On The Best of New York

    I put The Django on my best list.

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