PHILADELPHIA, PA — Jazz takes center stage this November at Chris’ Jazz Café, where an all-star lineup promises to fill the city’s longest-running jazz club with world-class performances and festive energy. From celebrated pianist Cyrus Chestnut to acclaimed guitarists Peter Bernstein and Bobby Broom, the month marks a high note for live music lovers in Philadelphia.
The schedule opens with two nights of the Cyrus Chestnut Trio on November 14 and 15, followed by Lucy Yeghiazaryan & Grant Stewart’s Quartet on November 21 and 22. The month closes with the Peter Bernstein Trio, joined by special guest guitarist Bobby Broom, performing November 28 and 29. Each weekend show features two sets, at 7:30 and 9:30 p.m.
In addition to the headlining acts, Chef and Owner Mark DeNinno has revived weekday lunch service at the storied Sansom Street venue after a five-year hiatus. “We’ve served lunch for 20 years, and now that a lot of folks have returned to their offices and the city is bustling again, our wildly popular daily lunch specials are back,” DeNinno said.
The refreshed lunch menu—available on the café’s website—includes the return of fan favorites such as The Dizzy Burger, topped with caramelized Madeira onions and hickory-smoked bacon, and The Ella Fitzgerald, a chargrilled chicken sandwich layered with smoked mozzarella and red onion marmalade. The offerings will rotate seasonally, featuring soups, pastas, and fish specials, while archived live performances play throughout the day to create an authentic jazz-club atmosphere.
Dinner and show packages, VIP seating, and general admission tickets are now on sale for all performances, with guests encouraged to reserve early. With its blend of culinary excellence and world-class musicianship, Chris’ Jazz Café continues to prove why it remains a cornerstone of Philadelphia’s cultural scene.
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