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Sep 21, 2024

　　This intimate venue has live jazz nightly from 9pm to midnight. Tables next to the stage are reserved for diners (mains £15 to £20, plus £10 per person weekend stage charge; book ahead), but there is no charge to drink or dine in the bar area, from where the music sounds just as good.

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