Some nights call for noise.
This one calls for class.
This one calls for class.
Saturday, January 24th, the Cape Fear Quartet drops anchor at Pele Utu and fills the room with jazz the way it was meant to be heard—live, unpolished, and close enough to feel in your ribs.
This isn’t background music. This is sit-down, sip-slow, listen-close jazz. The kind that pairs better with rum than applause, and sounds best under low lights and questionable decisions.
Expect swing, standards, cool moods, and melodies that drift like smoke toward the ceiling while the outside world politely disappears.
Behind the bar:• Classic tiki cocktails mixed with discipline
• Rum meant for patience, not speed
• Drinks older than your excuses
Hungry sailors: Order from Taste of India next door and eat like you planned ahead for once.
Important advice from an old dog:Get here early. Seats go fast. Jazz waits for no one, and neither do we.
No cover. No shouting. No phones glowing like lighthouses.
Just music, rum, and a room that knows how to behave.
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