Great club to enjoy good live music. The service is good and fast.
Sam T Godfrey
For me, it's the second best venue everywhere (the first was Roosevelt Stadium, Jersey City, NJ, hi-rises now) Small room, small stage, but you would never know it when the music starts! Food was always good, the masterpiece is the 'Obscene Brownie'! I haven't been there in a decade or two, but still should be the same. It has since 1978, and that's my hometown!
Andrei Bourtsev
Get yer Jazz on here, and then some???
John McDonough
Love playing music there! John is the greatest. It's nice to meet people who support live music!
M R
Wow, what a great venue. I can't believe it's been around for so long and this was our first time.Definitely going back.
Marianne Stevens
Great place to hear amazing music. We didn't eat there. So no comment on food.
Kelly AshJ
We attended the New Year's Eve show with Popa Chubby, and it was amazing!
Orçun Koray Kaygusuz (Korkay)
Gorgeous place ??
Billie Davis
I've been coming here for concerts for 30 years and I'm never disappointed. Thanks for the best memories John!
Just a cute , little music venue. A wonderful place to really hear & see an artist or artists. It's very intimate. No eating during the show. Upstairs is a Mexican restaurant where you can eat & then go downstairs for the show or you can order from a small menu from upstairs & eat before the show. It's run very well. It's all about the artists being able to perform & the audience appreciating & being entertained in a very warm, cozy atmosphere. And outside you're next to the Hudson River & can take a stroll through the lovely, quaint town.
Yuby Taylor
I love this place
Dr. Dinhofer Office
I go there to listen to John Richmond play the Sax. He great usually has excellent accompaniment on Monday nights.The cafe is small and intimate. The food they serve from the Mexican restaurant upstairs is good.
embee Kay
BACK AGAIN WITH POPA CHUBBY! LOVE THIS PLACEWe were back again and New Years Eve we will be there for the 25th yr!
Chris Cooke
Well kept club with a bar area and food service from the upstairs Mexican restaurant. Last night, Rockin' Rob Stoner was the featured entertainment. His legendary session work noted for playing bass for Don McLain (American Pie) and music director for Bob Dylan (1975-1979). John McAvoy, legendary owner/operator of The Turning Point has kept the club thriving since the 1970's and was a pleasure to return.
Great club to enjoy good live music. The service is good and fast.
For me, it's the second best venue everywhere (the first was Roosevelt Stadium, Jersey City, NJ, hi-rises now)
Small room, small stage, but you would never know it when the music starts! Food was always good, the masterpiece is the 'Obscene Brownie'! I haven't been there in a decade or two, but still should be the same. It has since 1978, and that's my hometown!
Get yer Jazz on here, and then some???
Love playing music there! John is the greatest. It's nice to meet people who support live music!
Wow, what a great venue. I can't believe it's been around for so long and this was our first time.Definitely going back.
Great place to hear amazing music. We didn't eat there. So no comment on food.
We attended the New Year's Eve show with Popa Chubby, and it was amazing!
Gorgeous place ??
I've been coming here for concerts for 30 years and I'm never disappointed. Thanks for the best memories John!
Live music, jazz jam
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Just a cute , little music venue. A wonderful place to really hear & see an artist or artists. It's very intimate. No eating during the show. Upstairs is a Mexican restaurant where you can eat & then go downstairs for the show or you can order from a small menu from upstairs & eat before the show. It's run very well. It's all about the artists being able to perform & the audience appreciating & being entertained in a very warm, cozy atmosphere. And outside you're next to the Hudson River & can take a stroll through the lovely, quaint town.
I love this place
I go there to listen to John Richmond play the Sax. He great usually has excellent accompaniment on Monday nights.The cafe is small and intimate. The food they serve from the Mexican restaurant upstairs is good.
BACK AGAIN WITH POPA CHUBBY! LOVE THIS PLACEWe were back again and New Years Eve we will be there for the 25th yr!
Well kept club with a bar area and food service from the upstairs Mexican restaurant. Last night, Rockin' Rob Stoner was the featured entertainment. His legendary session work noted for playing bass for Don McLain (American Pie) and music director for Bob Dylan (1975-1979). John McAvoy, legendary owner/operator of The Turning Point has kept the club thriving since the 1970's and was a pleasure to return.
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