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Oliva has live latin music later on in the evening, people even dance eventually...a great experience. The food is average but the sangria is great and the atmosphere is a fun
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re: SaltyD
Let us know how the date goes and where you all ended up! Have fun.
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Cornilia St. Cafe in the W. Village. Upstairs is just dinner and downstairs is an intimate performance space where there are different types of performances every night...i think their website has the schedule. You can order food downstairs too (that's what i've done). Only consideration is there is often a cover, but its totally worth it for a great environment and above average food.
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I wouldn't say that the food at Blue Note is particularly excellent, but they do serve it. And the club sometimes draws great acts (many non-jazz). There are a number of items on the menu that should, theoretically, be gluten free (i.e. a fruit and cheese platter, roasted salmon, steak, salads w/o dressing).
Acme Bar & Grill serves edible southern / cajun fare and has some fun, generally lesser-known indie rock-type acts downstairs. Again, the menu lists some grilled items that might work for you, though the danger of cross contamination from barbecue sauces that contain gluten might be high. I'd call and ask about this in advance.
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Jules - on St. Marks Place - might be of interest. French bistro with live music every night. It's usually a jazz combo. The food is decent - not remarkable - bistro food and the prices are fair.
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Don't know if you're into Latin jazz, but the Jazz Standard has pretty good food (same kitchen as Smoke Restaurant, upstairs). Fri night's act, DAFNIS PRIETO SI O SI QUARTET is recording a live album that night, so that always encourages an audience to be lively.
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re: Rmis32
That is a good suggestion. Thank you. I was hoping for a place with more contemporary music (mainly because I deal with Jazz and classical all day at work) Something like City Winery would be great. Unfortunately though, I have Celiac and have a hard time eating at City Winery.
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re: SaltyD
Cuba has decent food and great live Cuban bands: http://www.menupages.com/restaurantdetails?restaurantid=5594
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re: LeahBaila
i think this might actually be your best suggestion, saltyD. i've been to cuba once and didn't like the food or atm (too loud for real conversation)... but i think i may be in the minority. i've seen a number of credible posts favoring this place for food, drink and music. might be worth a look.
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