5
- 4.6Food
- 4.9Service
- 5.0Ambience
- 4.6Value
Noise • Moderate
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Evenings when the live jazz is playing are the best time to visit Order of the Ace, guests single out Tuesday nights' piano/bass sets as especially lovely for cocktails and music.
Order of the Ace is especially rewarding on Tuesday and Thursday evenings, guests note live jazz performances on those nights.
Yes, Order of the Ace is frequently recommended for date night thanks to its intimate, speakeasy-style atmosphere, live jazz, and carefully crafted cocktails.
Expect Order of the Ace to fill up on big holiday nights and special evenings, guests report it was “fully slammed” on Valentine’s Day and “very busy” on New Year’s, while weeknight visits can feel easier, with one guest noting they had a choice of tables on a rainy Tuesday.
Order of the Ace feels like an intimate, art‑deco speakeasy, dimly lit, cozy, and built around live jazz that many guests call the highlight of the night.
Business casual is the guide, aim for neat, polished attire; several guests also report staff asking about dress and, on occasion, requesting a blazer at the door.
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