Beautiful jazz club , and the only one of its kind in the city, is definitely a must go on nights when it's hosting gigs. The property is an old restored building that's been beautifully restored with a restaurant on the ground level, a boutique store on the first level and the jazz club on the second and third levels. The music programming is on point and the live gigs here are a delightful treat.

New kid on the block. I went there on google recommendation about local happenings. It turns out that they had a nice jazz band from Delhi performing at the venue. There was cover charge of ₹400 that I paid and took last remaining seat available. The food was delicious but portions were awfully small. There was no liquor service. The manager explained that they are still in process of getting liquor license. Overall good experience.

It is a small cozy place good for small gathering, sound is ok and the stage is for maximum four comfortable five becomes crowded have been there 2-3 times when known bands are playing.

Wonderful and intimate music space. They have regular events featuring top Calcutta jazz and blues acts. Recommend.

Nice small jazz bar, with rotating acts. They've just got their bar license, and you can get a ticket which includes dinner. They don't advertise much; most of their publicity is word-of-mouth. Come early if you'd like to sit. Several seats are reserved for those with dinner tickets, and the others fill up early.

A nice café in Kolkata which hosts various music shows regularly. They serves different types of coffee, smoothie, non alcoholic beer etc.

Magic of Music & More... Great place to enjoy variety of jazz forms, every weekend... Enjoyed the concerts there, everytime... 😊🤝

Kolkata’s love for jazz music goes back almost a century. The city has also been hosting an annual jazz festival since 2002 that’s witnessed artists from India and abroad perform. And now, we have more reason to rejoice as the city has finally got a dedicated jazz club that pays tribute to our long-standing love affair with the genre. Skinny Mo’s Jazz Club is located in an old, now restored, Art Deco building on Manohar Pukur Road. Designed by owner and jazz enthusiast Munir Mohanty, Skinny Mo's is done up with brick walls, a velvet bar and short chairs. There’s also a stage in front for performances as well as a huge skylight in the ceiling that lets in natural light during the day. Head to the indoor balcony for a clear view of the stage. The club is just a concert venue for now because their alcohol license still hasn’t come through. Until that doesn’t happen, Skinny Mo’s will have concerts every fortnight. So, expect kickass artists and bands like Bodhisattwa Trio, Amyt Dutta and Maarten Visser to name a few. Kendraka, a city-based jazz band, already performed on the opening night. They also want to provide a platform to local artistes to showcase their music while bringing in talents from outside the city (Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru) and eventually abroad (South-East Asia) to perform at Skinny Mo’s. Like the name suggests, the club will play only jazz music but they plan to host Jamsteady nights (featuring hip-hop, electronic, rock, pop, blues or any genre except jazz) every Wednesday once the license comes through. The space is open for musicians to come and express themselves, says Nishit Arora, the curator of the space.

I performed here and it was lovely experience, the music, the food the atmosphere everything was mesmerizing

This place has great energy. Cozy interiors high ceilings, and benches for one to sit and enjoy the music. Some of the best musicians in the country play here. They also serve the best Beef sandwich in town.

Great little place to enjoy a bit of jazz. They provide a very good platform for artists to reach a niche crowd. The place is cozy inside and they have good food options so you can enjoy your food while listening to the artists. Very enjoyable experiences

Very cool space. Old meets new architecture. Groovy boutique on 1st floor. I got a beautiful tour of the place, as there was no music the night I went there. I recognize a musician on the website and they are Kolkata royalty.