Alexanderplatz - Menu

Always a certainty

This is a wonderful venue for jazz and for a fine meal to add to the pleasure. Staff were wonderful. Music was fantastic.

We were new and visiting from Charlotte NC. Everyone was pleasant and the atmosphere was great! Our waiter was really understanding. Craig and Pia View menu

if they want to hear good music, good jazz, this is the place, but forget to eat and drink. very bad choice (two art pasta) badly cooked. small selection of wine.

historical jazz club in rom, where we hear an incredibly energetic performance of American jazzpianist kevin harris. a very pleasant experience, jazz along with a very attentive amount, tasteful Italian cuisine, great drinks and great service to enjoy!

Although this should be the largest and most famous jazz club in rom, it felt very cozy and intimate. They are never far from the stage and we saw a large Italian ensemble with enzo scoppa. They also serve food that is ok, but not very special. one of the high points of my visit in rom. View menu

the least friendly service in rom, bad eating and amateur music. they forgot our food order, let us wait forever to pay, only take cash (this is the 21st century to come with him). hamburger without buns, much more, not to speak a weinlist... of retired breathless musicians and that on a Saturday night!

Am very surprised of the quality of the food we had there. Been it a jazz music hall, i thought that food would rather be acceptable than good, but when we finally received our dishes we were delighted by the nice presentation and the very good taste. Despite of our many specific requests due to various food intolerances, the staff was very helpful and professional. Very good. Thank you guys !!!

This is definitely one of the best spots to enjoy an evening of jazz in Rome. My wife and I visited during a special sax evening and the American sax player was great! We didn't eat but ordered a bottle of good white wine to...keep us company during the 2 hour set. The atmosphere in Alexanderplatz is cool and relaxed, just a shame that you need to purchase a season tickets to enter (15-20 euros), great if you're a local, not so great if you are only in Rome for a few days on vacation. All said and done, we would return to Alexanderplatz as we had a really great evening! View menu