Blue Note Lounge — Restaurant in Oklahoma City

We went to this club expecting jazz music since that is what they advertise. We asked the door man if the jazz/blues band was good that night and he said yes. We paid the ridiculous cover charge, went in, found a seat and started trying to have a good time. If I pay a cover charge for a venue that seems clean and has decent seating and clientele, one would think that they would have at least one person that is making sure everyone is having a good time and offering drinks. Nope...that didn't happen. We listened to the opening band and they were pretty good..country music (which I like) but not jazz/blues. The headliner came on stage and not only was it not jazz/country...they were awful. The opening band was MUCH better than the headliner. After having my ears assaulted by bad country music, we left. The door man said I thought we were friends when we left and was just plain rude to my husband! Unless you enjoy paying a cover charge with no waitstaff and bad live music I would...

Blue Note is where I go when I want to have a strong drink, meet some folks, and /or hear some great local punk/rock/indie/metal/jazz music. They offer nice variety within their punk"ish" niche. Whatever genre, I'm never disappointed by the music here! The Outside patio is patient friendly and while the inside is smoke free they allow vaping. The venue has recently been remodeled and looks much improved (love the restaurant style booths and low but not dark lighting) but without losing its original identity. The venue has a long history of representing a different side of the music scene in OKC and that hasn't been forgotten. The new stage was even built using pieces from the original stage that had become an icon of 23rd St., a symbol of the underground, and of place for...

Went up there on a Saturday night.. ordered a beer and wanted to close my tab right away and they said it's a 10 dollar minimum on the card.. i said thats fine I'll buy a shot to get there... and the lady behind the bar, who had black hair and a very raspy voice told me "im not pouring you like a million shots" threw her hands in the air and walked away. A couple minutes later I talked to her coworker who told me of minutes later and he informed me i was at $3.50. Its a good thing i had 4 ones in my pocket, so they could have a nice tip, which they obviously need spelled out to them. if your customer wants to buy something HELP THEM BUY IT. Won't be coming back to give money to people too lazy to provide even basic service in a...