Cleopatra's Needle

Cleopatra's Needle, named after the famous monument in Central Park, was a renowned hotspot on the Upper West Side of New York, celebrated for its vibrant live jazz scene and original cuisine. The venue offered a range of entertainment, from free jazz jam sessions featuring both up-and-coming and established artists to open mic nights for aspiring musicians.

With a commitment to providing an exceptional experience, Cleopatra's Needle attracted jazz enthusiasts with no cover charge and a minimum spending requirement, alongside a daily happy hour boasting discounted drinks. The establishment gained recognition from various media outlets, including Downbeat magazine, establishing itself as a beloved destination in the city's rich jazz community.

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