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About Jazz Standard

Jazz Standard was a renowned jazz club tucked in the basement space of Blue Smoke Flatiron, offering cabaret-style seating for an intimate listening experience with a direct line to the performers. Located at 116 East 27th Street in New York, NY, this venue was known for its curated jazz residencies and orchestral performances. While it permanently closed on December 2, 2020, the venue remains a notable part of New York’s jazz history and continues to be referenced for its intimate atmosphere and influential artists.

Below, you’ll find historical context, seating details, and nearby hotels and dining options to consider when exploring NYC’s jazz scene or planning future trips inspired by Jazz Standard’s legacy.

Seating at Jazz Standard featured cabaret-style tables arranged around the stage, creating intimate sightlines for guests. The venue accommodated approximately 130–150 guests, depending on the setup for each show. The space was situated in the basement of Blue Smoke Flatiron, a two-story venue that contributed to a unique and intimate listening environment.

Parking for visitors was not available on-site, but several nearby garages in the Flatiron/NoMad area offered convenient options. The closest transit option was the 6 train at 28th Street (IRT Lexington Avenue Line), with additional access from surrounding subway lines and bus routes. Nearby hotels included The NoMad, The Evelyn, and The New York EDITION, all within a short distance for convenient overnight stays.

For those researching jazz history and live performances, Jazz Standard is noted for residencies and events such as Mingus Mondays (Mingus Big Band/Orchestra/Dynasty residencies), the Maria Schneider Orchestra during Thanksgiving Week, and other notable programs associated with the Festival of New Trumpet Music. While the venue itself is no longer active as of December 2020, its legacy continues to influence NYC’s jazz culture and live music scene.

Tips: If you’re planning a future trip inspired by Jazz Standard’s programming, consider contacting local venues in the NoMad/Flatiron area for similar cabaret-style experiences, and explore nearby hotels and dining options for a complete night out in Manhattan.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 116 East 27th Street, New York, NY 10016.
  • Venue type: Jazz club located in the basement of Blue Smoke Flatiron (Cordoned space in a two-story venue).
  • Capacity: Reported around 130–150 seats (commonly cited as 130 or 150 depending on source).
  • Seating/layout: Cabaret-style seating around tables with intimate sightlines to the bandstand.
  • Transit: Nearest subway access via the 6 train at 28th Street (IRT Lexington Avenue Line).
  • Parking: No on-site parking; nearby parking garages exist in the Flatiron/NoMad area.
  • Nearby hotels: The NoMad (1170 Broadway), The Evelyn (7 East 27th Street), The New York EDITION (5 Madison Avenue).
  • Notable events hosted: Mingus Mondays (Mingus Big Band/Orchestra/Dynasty residencies), Maria Schneider Orchestra Thanksgiving Week, and events like the Festival of New Trumpet Music.
  • Status: Permanently closed on December 2, 2020; no official reopening or renaming announced.