Dizzy's is the most beautiful jazz room in New York — the stage sits against a glass wall overlooking Central Park at night — and Diehl's crystalline touch is exactly the music for it. His trio sets swing hard while carrying a scholar's depth of tradition, from Jelly Roll Morton to Philip Glass. If you want the classic New York jazz-club evening executed at the highest level, this is it.
What to expect
An intimate supper-club set around 75 minutes, with dinner and cocktail service at tables facing the skyline window. The trio format showcases conversational interplay — brushwork, walking bass and Diehl's immaculate right hand. Seating is assigned at booking; window-adjacent tables go first.
Good to know
- A/B/C/D/1 to 59 St-Columbus Circle, elevator to the 5th floor
- Table dining with a food and drink minimum at most seats
- Book the early set for the sunset-to-night skyline transition
- Smart casual dress fits the room
- Sets run about 75 minutes — easy to pair with dinner before or after
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Common questions
Is there a food minimum?
Dizzy's operates as a supper club — expect a per-person minimum for food and drink at most tables.
Who is Aaron Diehl?
A celebrated pianist bridging classic jazz and concert music, known for work with Cécile McLorin Salvant and the NY Philharmonic.
