Terraza 7 — Restaurant in New York

🎺🍻 Terraza 7 Where Jazz is the Headliner and Tapas are the Opening Act

Terraza 7 in Jackson Heights is more than a venue—it’s the lovechild of a jazz jam and a community potluck. Freddy, the owner, plays conductor to a symphony of cultural chaos, and we’re all invited to the party.

This joint is the United Nations of music, with jazz, folk, and more vibes than you can shake a maraca at. You’ll find local legends, aspiring artists, and probably someone debating the meaning of life in the corner.

From film screenings to workshops, Terraza 7 is the kind of place where you go in for a beer and leave with a new life philosophy. And did I mention the happy hour? It’s like a musical interlude in the middle of your workday.

Come for the tunes, stay for the tapas, and leave with a story. Terraza 7, where every night is an adventure, and every beer is a toast to the weird and...

Terraza 7 is a local business located between Jackson Heights and Elmhurst, with live music that varies every night, sometimes outside, sometimes on the second floor. The bar is small inside, but they have a great patio within summer and make a great attraction for nice drinks and a few bites while listening to live music.

The staffs are super friendly, attentive, and careful to make sure that you are happy and have everything you need.

The drinks and beer options are great. The food has a great tapas option to share, while you enjoy the live music the drinks but unfortunately will not recommend this place for dinner because there not a that big portion or heavy meal. Overall is a great place to have a nice beverage while listing to...

The place is fun, the music and the groups that play every weekend are awesome, great selection! The reason I don’t give 5 stars is because they charge you 18% to 25% tip but still you have to order your drinks only at the bar. When I tried to order a drink to one of the servers, she sent me downstairs to the bar to order. I also mentioned my current cocktail seemed to not have enough liquor and same, she sent me downstairs. I didn’t want to go because didn’t want to miss the concert or my spot. So what’s the point of having servers and charge tip if you still have to go to get your things. Also I don’t think she had the best attitude. They could sell more if there were service while the musicians are playing. Pretty much all the...