Acoustix Jazz Restaurant & Lounge

Reviews about Acoustix Jazz Restaurant & Lounge

• 3 / 5

  By Stella Groove
  It was Thursday night and there was a burning in my soul as I listen to the rhythm and the pulse of the drums that beat a tale of a heart paralyzed by the question of you…….(My shameful attempt to vibe off this soulful fusion of music, love notes, and genius).
  
  The Highlight of my day featured:
  Hank Stewart's Love Stories Live at
  Acoustic Jazz Restaurant & Lounge
  
  We will save the best for last and talk briefly about the establishment.
  Acoustic Jazz Restaurant & Lounge is located at 840 Marietta Street , Atlanta, GA. The parking is ample for a place of it’s size. From the note I saw, It can hold about 160 people.
  The seating was not great for a large crowd. The table I was sitting at had my back to the stage. There was not really enough room between the seats to pull the chairs out. I managed to position myself so I did not get a crook in my neck when turning around to watch the performance. I loved the decor and the atmosphere…. just had that slight problem with the seating arrangements. I would like to say that the food and drinks made up for it, but the server never came back after she bought me the water. The food looked great on the plates around me. They really seemed to enjoy it. In all fairness, I was seated at a large table for our Jazz meetup group and maybe that confused the server- So we will give them the benefit of the doubt. I will be back to try the food—-Hopefully.
  
  I do want to say that the hostess was very friendly and the owner very polite.
  
  Now on to the Show………..
  Hank Stewart & The Muse gave their guest one Hell of a Show!
  One of the most memorable pieces was performed with Melvin Miller called “Chocolate”. It was a delightful tease of sensual poetry and playful humor. The Muse fused perfectly with the spoken word performance. Their renditions of some of our favorite songs were incredible-well except for one. I understand the difficulty in trying to emulate Rachelle Ferrell and Will Downing’s “Nothing Has Ever Felt Like This” , so I will not be too hard on you for missing the high notes. I just want to go on record saying that Daisy is the business. She needs her on show. Spoken word and a great voice. Atlanta, Watch out for Daisy-She is NEXT!
  So in my humble opinion:
  Hank Stewart's Love Stories Live at
  Acoustic Jazz Restaurant & Lounge
  
  MOVED STELLA TO GROOVE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
  Stella got her Groove on this Thursday Night. Please check out the next performance of Hank Stewart. Go to His White Linen Party. Go to the Acoustic Lounge and Have a Groovy Time-SEE YA THERE!
  
  Tell them Stella Groove sent you!
  January 28, 2017