One of the oldest jazz clubs in the city. Small stage, small bar and a manageable audience area. All of the above points. Provide the basis for an entertaining evening in the city. Nice experiences for in between.

I'm sure that unless the club is presenting a big name, the evening can be hit or miss. We choose to go for Giants of Saxophone tribute night. We had a fantastic time listening to outstanding renditions by a very talented local quartet. The room is intimate, though the seating arrangement is awkward.

We attended a show titled Ella Fitzgerald: The voice of jazz forever resonating. We were thoroughly entertained by lovely singer Elena Sonenshine and a trio of excellent musicians. The obvious complicity these artists have with each other made for a greatly enjoyable experience. Good music, great vibes. Get there early to get a good seat. We purchased our tickets online ahead of time and showed up just before showtime. The venue is a little awkward, it is a rather intimate setting. We were seated almost on stage. That worked just fine for me! I would recommend this show. The singer and band generously share their passion and enthusiasm, and pull you right into their circle of music. I had a great evening.

Reduta Jazz Club is a fantastic venue with an amazing atmosphere. The live jazz performances by professional musicians are top-notch, and the cozy ambiance adds to the charm. We thoroughly enjoyed the incredible music and highly recommend it to anyone visiting Prague. A must-visit for jazz lovers!

Last night went to Ella Fitzgerald tribute show.Started promisingly with excellent band Singer good but spent only about half of time on stage.Show started after 7pm and by 8.20 was over with long break in middle. Show finished, no encores,all lights on and mood spoilt and bad taste remained. Even in short time show was on staff moved between clearing glasses

We booked tickets to an evening at Reduta Jazz Club whilst staying in Prague. I love live Jazz and like to visit a Jazz Club each city we go to. I'd read mixed reviews of this place but did not let them put me off. I emailed the venue prior to ask what times the doors open, so we could arrive early. I arrived at 6pm(as instructed) however it was not yet open. I was then told by a guy opening the doors to come back later as they were not ready. This was not very professional. We returned 30 minutes later and were shown to our seats. We were in the VIP section however, it was unclear how many seats were actually reserved as every seat had a VIP card on them. We soon realised that only half had been sold and we could have had a better seat if this was made clear to us. The seats are very uncomfortable and most people round us had to keep standing up to take a break from the seats. The bar is tiny with only one person serving so you have to queue for a while. I must say it's the only Jazz Club I have been to where table service is not an option. The jazz was good. The musicians were fantastic. I just feel the place needs a bit of work, especially if it wants to live up to the standards it boasts about on the Internet.

Great music, small intimate venue. They had two shows on when we visited, one at 7pm and one at 9pm. We attended the 7pm but you could stay for both with tickets. We had VIP tickets which included a drink voucher and a bench seat and table. Extra VIP gets you a front seat a bottle of wine each and a dedication. Standard tickets get you a chair along one side at right angle to the stage or at the back.

New Year's Eve in Prague Jazz Temple with Lee Andrew Davison & band program. We arrived around 7.20pm with exhausted sofas, exhausted chairs and only folding chairs available. Audiences of all ages and jazz classics of the '30s', '40s, '50s' and '60s at first pleasant but, except for a few spectators in the front row, neither the singer's voice nor verve managed to give liveliness to the last night of the year. 3 breaks to eat something with a hearty but cold buffet. Overall nice evening for the exclusive context but program not up to the evening.