Andy's Jazz Club - Chicago

The music here was amazing. You can tell these artists are serious about their craft and its demonstrated through their artistry and expressions throughout the performance. Food was decent (sorry I didn't get better food pics.. was being greedylol). Waiter was good. Front door woman a bit rude but other than that, I would return.

The music was spectacular vibrant, energetic and downright jazzy!! The service and food absolutely exceeded our expectations. We started with the artichoke dip served piping hot. I had the Cajun prawn risotto wow! Tasty and flavourful with a hint ofheat again served piping hot. My spouse had the steak natchos and said they were awesome too. Drink specials brought us $2 beerand a $4 shanty which cannot be beat! All around a great time. Highly recommend.

A relaxed amazing Jazz show case. A place for all who like live music. The food was fresh, tasted great and was enjoyable. Drinks are poured very well. The entertainment is center and well worth the ticket cost.

We had a great time at Andy’s, but a few things could had been better. First, don’t believe in reviews that say you have to be absolutely quiet during the show. Sure, they say in the beginning that they have a silent policy, but I think it’s just to avoid loud people to be yelling and ruining the show. I had dinner and talked to my husband the entire time, other tables were doing the same. There’s no problem as long as you’re not yelling. The food is fantastic, we both loved our dishes. I just didn’t like the rush. We had reservations for 8:15. We ordered an app and they told was to also order the main dishes because it was the last call from the kitchen. I didn’t like to be so rushed. Same for drinks, last call was so fast that I couldn’t order a second one. I thought it was too early for that. The service was good and fast though. The show was good and very entertaining.

Had an absolutely fantastic time listening to The Jeremiah Review. The food and drinks were amazing too! I would definitely recommend to anyone visiting Chicago to put this on your list of places to go.