After all these years still hanging in there and making a good music happen.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Marcus “Yoga Ninja” Brimage
Came here with my date and enjoyed the band “Phatback, Earl, & Me”, great time and good food. It’s an absolute must do when in LA.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Baked Potatoe with Steak and Corn
Michael W (Michaelw714)
The baked potato is an experience that should be on the bucket list of every person who lives in southern california. The bands that go through this place are amazing. Last night was Tom Scott and the LA express. They were fantastic. I wish you could have been there. But, you can always listen to their music on spotify.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Lisa E. Sinagoga
Okay. If there were more than 5 Stars, I would give it to them! The Baked Potato was EVERYTHING it is advertised to be, seriously. From the food, ah-mazing and the biggest Potato I have ever seen not to mention the over-the-top generous toppings to their baked apple pie (enough to feed all three of us!), to the atmosphere and fabulous entertainment! And to top it all off our server, Gina, was extraordinary! If you go there sit in her section! Lol! What a doll and on it like Blue Bonnet waitress! Definately, definitely going back. Worth every single penny! Thank you all for the fantastic evening! 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Elizabeth Riley
Off the hook baked potatoes while listening to live music from some great musicians.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Ryan Vislay
This hands down my favorite venue to go to. The level of musicianship that regularly performs here is second to none, with some very familiar names routinely playing here. On top of that, its the most intimate place to see live music. It's like seeing your favorite bands playing at a coffee shop. If you trip, you're falling on the instruments. Thats how close it is. Everyone that works there is also super cool. Justin is great, Logan is great, and all the servers are always very pleasant. Do yourself a favor and support this wonderful venue. Oh yeah, I almost forgot. The baked potatoes are amazing as well!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Marwan Marz EL Nashar
Howard is a puny racist zionist
Ron Kramer
Fantastic night. Band was great. Food and service top notch
Vince Colavitti
My favorite club in LA. You are very close to the players, who generally hang out in between sets and sometimes afterwards. The servers are very friendly and always close by if you need anything. They're pretty good at reading lips as well! The other thing The Baked Potato does well is get amazing talent on their stage. I've gone on nights when I hadn't heard of anyone in the band and they still amazed.
Carl D
I've been going to shows at the Baked Potato since the '70s when I lived in the LA area, and still on occasion all the way from San Diego. So many great memories, the late Allan Holdsworth's concerts in particular, and so many delicious baked potatoes!
I was waiting in line, and a couple guys walked out of the sushi restaurant next door. I heard one of them wearing a nettspend hoodie say “aw hell nah” upon learning the line was for “a jazz show”. Knew I was in the right place
Armen Aghabekov
Packed in like sardines but it only amplified the beauty of the music. Food was great, drinks could use some improvement
Alex
What a fantastic place to hang out and catch a Jazz show! 10 out of 10!
Lynn Fuhr
We've been here before and loved it. This time we were here for a private party. The owners and staff are great, the music and food is amazing.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Baked Potatoes
John Anderson
You go to the baked potato for the music and the vibe. If you know, then you know. The best of the best in LA and from out of town play at the baked potato. Tickets range in price from $35 to $80 per person to sit inside and see the band, depending upon the fame and draw of whoever's playing. Add to the ticket price the two drink minimum per person and it can be over a hundred bucks per person. The namesake of the place is the baked potatoes on the menu. Huge, like you'd get in an expensive Chicago steakhouse with a variety of fillings and toppings. My girlfriend and I usually share one, and a half a loaded potato is more than enough to fill me up. I was there seeing Mike Landau recently, I realized that some of the young hipsters in line weren't even born yet when I started going there to see Mike play with his various bands back in the '90s. I'm glad the place still lives on, and it hasn't changed at all. There's a parking lot behind that may only be for the sushi bar and liquor store next door, but you can usually find parking on the street.
After all these years still hanging in there and making a good music happen.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Came here with my date and enjoyed the band “Phatback, Earl, & Me”, great time and good food. It’s an absolute must do when in LA.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Baked Potatoe with Steak and Corn
The baked potato is an experience that should be on the bucket list of every person who lives in southern california. The bands that go through this place are amazing. Last night was Tom Scott and the LA express. They were fantastic. I wish you could have been there. But, you can always listen to their music on spotify.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Okay. If there were more than 5 Stars, I would give it to them! The Baked Potato was EVERYTHING it is advertised to be, seriously. From the food, ah-mazing and the biggest Potato I have ever seen not to mention the over-the-top generous toppings to their baked apple pie (enough to feed all three of us!), to the atmosphere and fabulous entertainment! And to top it all off our server, Gina, was extraordinary! If you go there sit in her section! Lol! What a doll and on it like Blue Bonnet waitress! Definately, definitely going back. Worth every single penny! Thank you all for the fantastic evening! 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Off the hook baked potatoes while listening to live music from some great musicians.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
This hands down my favorite venue to go to. The level of musicianship that regularly performs here is second to none, with some very familiar names routinely playing here. On top of that, its the most intimate place to see live music. It's like seeing your favorite bands playing at a coffee shop. If you trip, you're falling on the instruments. Thats how close it is. Everyone that works there is also super cool. Justin is great, Logan is great, and all the servers are always very pleasant. Do yourself a favor and support this wonderful venue. Oh yeah, I almost forgot. The baked potatoes are amazing as well!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Howard is a puny racist zionist
Fantastic night. Band was great. Food and service top notch
My favorite club in LA. You are very close to the players, who generally hang out in between sets and sometimes afterwards. The servers are very friendly and always close by if you need anything. They're pretty good at reading lips as well! The other thing The Baked Potato does well is get amazing talent on their stage. I've gone on nights when I hadn't heard of anyone in the band and they still amazed.
I've been going to shows at the Baked Potato since the '70s when I lived in the LA area, and still on occasion all the way from San Diego. So many great memories, the late Allan Holdsworth's concerts in particular, and so many delicious baked potatoes!
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I was waiting in line, and a couple guys walked out of the sushi restaurant next door. I heard one of them wearing a nettspend hoodie say “aw hell nah” upon learning the line was for “a jazz show”. Knew I was in the right place
Packed in like sardines but it only amplified the beauty of the music. Food was great, drinks could use some improvement
What a fantastic place to hang out and catch a Jazz show! 10 out of 10!
We've been here before and loved it. This time we were here for a private party. The owners and staff are great, the music and food is amazing.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Baked Potatoes
You go to the baked potato for the music and the vibe. If you know, then you know. The best of the best in LA and from out of town play at the baked potato. Tickets range in price from $35 to $80 per person to sit inside and see the band, depending upon the fame and draw of whoever's playing. Add to the ticket price the two drink minimum per person and it can be over a hundred bucks per person. The namesake of the place is the baked potatoes on the menu. Huge, like you'd get in an expensive Chicago steakhouse with a variety of fillings and toppings. My girlfriend and I usually share one, and a half a loaded potato is more than enough to fill me up.
I was there seeing Mike Landau recently, I realized that some of the young hipsters in line weren't even born yet when I started going there to see Mike play with his various bands back in the '90s. I'm glad the place still lives on, and it hasn't changed at all.
There's a parking lot behind that may only be for the sushi bar and liquor store next door, but you can usually find parking on the street.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Baked Potatoes
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