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History: The rich history of rhythm and its regal status is what keeps the iconic Lenox Lounge as the steady beat in its Harlem community. Great jazz legends like Billie Holiday, Miles Davis, Frank Sinatra and John Coltrane once filled their tinged scats, golden instruments and unique flair in the infamous Zebra Room, known for its secluded feel and zebra skinned walls. Architecturally...
The historic Lenox Lounge and its Zebra Room have been significant in the Harlem community since the opening in the late 1930's. It has served as the backdrop for many jazz legends. Join us for an exciting evening of dining and jazz in one of the few original art-deco club interiors left in New York City.
The historic Lenox Lounge has been in the Harlem community since 1939, serving as the back drop for many jazz legends such as Billie Holiday, Miles Davis, and John Coltrane. The Jazz Club also known as the Zebra Room was once used by the Harlem Renaissance writes James Baldwin and Langston Hughes. It was also said to be a hangout for Malcolm X.
Almost lost to the changing Jazz scene, the Lenox...
IN PREVIEW. Malcolm hung here, as did Billie, Miles, and Coltrane. Original '30s Art Deco splendor recreated in new, second location. Gorgeous tile, banquets, and a baby grand make the Zebra Room one of the most refined spaces around. Find a dark corner, settle in, and take care of business.
This frozen-in-time classic lounge is a symbol of Harlem’s history and renaissance. The intimate, Art Deco–cool back room—complete with zebra stripes on the walls and built-in banquettes—hosts top-flight live jazz vocalists, trios, and quartets. Blues and R&B are the province of Thursday. The cover ranges up to $25, usually with a $16 bar minimum, and there’s a local bar upfront that may make...
The Scene
This historic bar and jazz club is a study in unlikely harmonies. Sweatshirted locals and earnest college students sip old man-style cocktails to the gentle din of ""Martin""...
Lenox lounge is closed?!? Richard Notar is turning the spot into Notar Jazz Club.... *side-eye*
jazz aficionados pay their respects and come for the open jams. Door cover can break the bank So grab a wicked martini. You'll do devilish things after that. Food is mediocre. Perfect tourist trap
That's it. History lived.
This is a (relatively) untouched piece of NY Jazz history. There's music on every night. Even the resident guys on Monday nights are great (check out the drummer). Things hot up after 11,but if you want an early night you can still get some good music in early(9:30 start). You can eat out front in the bar or sit out...
The Lenox Lounge is not worth visiting. There are so many clubs with better music, atmosphere and service. You will regret wasting your time on this place. None of the locals I know who frequent the jazz bars ever go to the Lenox Lounge.
I went to the Lenox Lounge 2 times too many. The atmosphere and service is very...
Lenox Lounge Inc can be found at Malcolm X Blvd 288. The following is offered: Entertainment Venues. The entry is present with us since Sep 9, 2010 and was last updated on Nov 14, 2013. In New York there are 85 other Entertainment Venues. An overview can be found here.
The historic Lenox Lounge has been in the Harlem community since 1939, serving as the back drop for many jazz legends such as Billie Holiday, Miles Davis, and John Coltrane. The Jazz Club also known as the Zebra Room was once used by the Harlem Renaissance writes James Baldwin and Langston Hughes. It was also said to be a hangout for Malcolm X.The Lenox Lounge has been featured in magazines,...
Take “a trip back in time” to this “old Harlem haunt”, a vintage-1939 jazz club where legends like Billie Holiday and Miles Davis once performed; nowadays, it draws an “interesting crowd” with its “nice looks” and “smooth performances” in its “historic Zebra Room.”
Landmark jazz music club in Harlem.
The Lenox Lounge with its distinctive art deco style and renowned Zebra Room was built in 1939 during the gang wars. Lenox Lounge and the Zebra Room are often a featured location in music videos (Luther Vandross, Janet Jackson, Madonna, Keith Sweat, P. Diddy, Quincy Jones CD cover and more), movies (remake of Shaft with Samuel L. Jackson, Double Platinum starring Diana Ross and Brandy, and...
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