The Cave at the Green Onion

I’ve been to the Cave 3 – 4 times. I frequently go out to see live jazz and this is definitely in my rotation now and on par with other live jazz venues as far as quality of music. It has a very low ceiling and I, like a previous reviewer, must watch my head when I’m wearing heels. Because of the small space, it has an intimate and comfortable feeling and I’ve never seen it packed with people. The food smells wonderful although I’ve never eaten there. Service is great and they have decent by the glass wines.

This small basement (hence The Cave moniker) club underneath the Green Onion Restaurant has a nice, no nonsense feel. It’s a relatively new all age jazz club for jazz musicians put together by Alan Jones, a well-​known jazz drummer and composer.
I caught a show featuring Josh Deutsch and Four Across, a quartet of superb players for a $ 5 cover and a couple of $ 4 beers (inexpensive and nice wine list too). Food is available from the Green Onion upstairs and looked very reasonably priced.
Josh Deutsch (the trumpet player) commented that if every town in America had such a nice jazz venue, the world would be a better place. Jazz lovers, check this place out. These are the places where improvisational jazz is born. Be there!