Jazzbar Salt Peanuts — Restaurant in Tokyo

The cover charge and drinks are a little on the pricey side compared to the Shibuya live music venue I visited. The music was below par compared to Shibuya and all the Seoul jazz bars I've been to. Tables are small and seats are uncomfortable. There's no option for small bites - possibly because the nuts/dried fruit make you order more drinks? I was told off by the owner for consuming a small bun (despite the fact that there wasn't any food menu and I paid the full cover charge?), and like the other review said, the owner did come across as a little odd.

I left after the first set just to be polite, but really I wanted to leave earlier. I have experiences elsewhere where the music and the crowd were much better so I can't really rate this highly, especially when it's so inaccessible and the ambience is...

Venturing into Jazzbar Salt Peanuts in Tokyo's Nerima neighborhood is like stepping into a cozy haven of soul-stirring jazz. The intimate atmosphere, accentuated by dim lighting and comfortable seating, sets the stage for a night of musical exploration. The staff are warm and welcoming, ensuring everyone feels at home. The live jazz performances are a testament to the bar's commitment to nurturing emerging talents while celebrating established musicians. Though nestled away from central Tokyo, the journey to Salt Peanuts is a small price to pay for an authentic jazz experience amidst a community of...

Good jazz bar. Good live music when we went at a reasonable price. The “all you want to eat” bar snacks is a nice addition too. The bartender/owner was… odd. He did NOT come off as especially friendly. This was not a foreigner problem either, he was like tht with everyone. You had better not talk while the music is going!

Oh, be careful not to let the door close on its own. It will slam with a...