I heard of 606 club in Chicago and decided to try it out when back to London. I went on Saturday with a friend and they let us in even though we were not members and had not reserved a table. The guy at the door, James, was very nice and asked us to wait at the bar till a table was empty, even though we were not eating. The drinks price was reasonable and after about 45mins we got a table. We indeed decided to eat and the food was delicious, I had the salmon and my friend had the pumpkin soup. It did take a while to get served though. You need 3 dinner to apply for a membership, we already have one and are going again this thursday.

After reading the rave reviews about 606 Jazz Clubs wild boar sausages I decided to give them a go on my visit. I was sorely disappointed when they arrived at my table, poorly presented and burnt. For a venue listed as one of the Top 10 Jazz Clubs in London, this was the beginning of a major let down.


The waiters did not look happy to serve customers and after forking out over £35.00 for a starter, an orange juice, a glass of rose and a dodgy plate of Bangers n Mash, I felt conned out of the 12 percent service charged enforced on my bill. The live music at 606 Jazz Club was good but it did not help lift the damp mood set by the staff and dodgy bangers, wild or not.

I visited 606 Club and found it cosy, well lit and enchanting. The main course was good and served hot, but the highlight for me was the band, Dave Nelson and 1UP featuring Noel McCalla on vocals, and the deliciously yummy vanilla cheesecake with raspberry couli. Both of which sent me to higher planes.


I wish the 606 Club staff smiled more on the night but the entertainment and heavenly pud more than made up for it. I'll definitely be back!

The 606 Jazz Club is amazing! First time I went was alone, the manager was so friendly, and introduced me to several of the "regulars" in the members bar, who I have since become good friends with.



After going back there several times, and each time loving the live music, and the food (the boars sausages with mash is divine), I decided to become a member. The members bar is usually filled with the familiar faces of regulars and musicians, and the atmosphere is always warm and intimate.



I’ve since brought many friends to The 606 Jazz Club, and all were thoroughly impressed by the music, the atmosphere, and the food.

My favourite place in London! The 606 Jazz Club always makes you feel like part of the family; and the musicians that play there are out of this world!

People at the 606 Jazz Club really listen to the music rather than shouting over it and every new person I have brought down has been blown away by the high standard of musicianship and the great atmosphere and fabulous food.

Nobody does it better.

The 606 Jazz Club is a great club with good food in a relaxed atmosphere. It's no wonder so many musicians love to play at 606 Jazz Club.

The 606 Jazz Club is a great "proper" jazz club, authentic without trying to be, unlike most I've visited. Great music and at last a venue that keeps the chattering trendies out of the music area.

The 606 Jazz Club has a nice atmosphere and the food OK but the jazz is best. It beats most I've seen in the world including in New York, where jazz is really processed these days, trapping tourist types. Keep it up.

What a great club. The 606 Jazz Club is more intimate than Ronnie Scotts and just about as good as any jazz club I've been to home or abroad, even in New York - the supposed home of good jazz but mainly a tourist rip off.

The The 606 Jazz Club has good music and a special place for those chatterboxes away from the main music (why do some people go to a jazz club and talk? It beats me!)

Friendly, good foodm, what else can anyone say? I give The 606 Jazz Club top marks. Is that 1 or 5? Assuming 5 is tops here's my vote!