+233 Jazz Bar & Grill
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+233 Jazz Bar & Grill is one of the most well-known live music venues in Accra. Located near the Ghana Police Headquarters in the Ridge area, the venue gets its name from Ghana’s international dialling code, making it both a nod to national pride and a mark of local culture. The space is a mix of indoor and outdoor seating, with a two-tier layout that allows guests to enjoy live music from almost anywhere in the venue. Each floor has its own bar, and the open-air terrace brings in a warm evening breeze—ideal for those who want to relax while still feeling part of the performance.
What to Expect at +233 Jazz Bar & Grill
Live music is at the heart of the +233 experience. Performances take place most nights from Tuesday to Sunday, typically starting around 8pm. Expect a mix of sounds including jazz, highlife, Afrobeat, blues and soul. The vibe is relaxed but lively, with a mixed crowd of locals, expats, tourists, and music lovers. People often come for the music but stay for the atmosphere.
The food menu includes classic grilled options such as kebabs, burgers, pork chops and chips. There’s also a well-stocked bar offering cocktails, beers and soft drinks. Service is friendly and the staff are happy to recommend a drink or dish to suit your mood.
There is often a small cover charge at the door, which varies depending on the performer. On nights with well-known headliners or special events, tickets may be required.
What +233 Jazz Bar & Grill is famous and Popular For?
+233 is widely regarded as the best venue in Accra for live music. It’s hosted some of Ghana’s top performers and has even welcomed international artists on tour. The venue is known for supporting both established names and up-and-coming local talent, making it a vital part of the city’s music scene. It’s especially popular for its jazz nights, which have become a regular fixture for music fans in Accra.
Whether you’re looking for a night of quality music, a chilled evening with friends, or just a taste of Ghana’s vibrant culture, +233 delivers every time.
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★☆☆☆☆ DO NOT GO HERE — Unsafe, Disrespectful, and Violent This was the worst dining experience of my life. My dad and I ordered food — my meal came in 15 minutes. His didn’t arrive for over an hour. We politely asked multiple waitresses and the cashier what was going on. Each time, we were told “we’re checking on it,” with no explanation. After more than an hour, I asked to have my dad’s meal removed from the bill. The cashier seemed confused. Then the manager brought me to her office. I calmly explained that we waited too long and didn’t feel we should pay for a meal that took over an hour to arrive. Instead of resolving the issue, the manager refused to take responsibility. I said we were leaving and not paying for my dad’s food. At that point, the situation turned physical. The waitress blocked the office door, and the manager physically fought me to keep me from leaving. I defended myself and ran out to find my dad. As we tried to leave, a man put his hands on me and hurt my arm in front of my father in an attempt to force payment. It was humiliating, aggressive, and completely out of line. I begged my dad to leave, but he insisted we pay to avoid trouble. I was devastated that not even my own parent protected me from being physically assaulted in a restaurant. No one should be touched, held, or blocked over a plate of food. This was not just bad service — it was abusive, threatening, and deeply unsafe. DO NOT support 233 Jazz Bar & Grill. I will be sharing this experience on every platform I can.
★☆☆☆☆ DO NOT GO HERE — Unsafe, Disrespectful, and Violent This was the worst dining experience of my life. My dad and I ordered food — my meal came in 15 minutes. His didn’t arrive for over an hour. We politely asked multiple waitresses and the cashier what was going on. Each time, we were told “we’re checking on it,” with no explanation. After more than an hour, I asked to have my dad’s meal removed from the bill. The cashier seemed confused. Then the manager brought me to her office. I calmly explained that we waited too long and didn’t feel we should pay for a meal that took over an hour to arrive. Instead of resolving the issue, the manager refused to take responsibility. I said we were leaving and not paying for my dad’s food. At that point, the situation turned physical. The waitress blocked the office door, and the manager physically fought me to keep me from leaving. I defended myself and ran out to find my dad. As we tried to leave, a man put his hands on me and hurt my arm in front of my father in an attempt to force payment. It was humiliating, aggressive, and completely out of line. I begged my dad to leave, but he insisted we pay to avoid trouble. I was devastated that not even my own parent protected me from being physically assaulted in a restaurant. No one should be touched, held, or blocked over a plate of food. This was not just bad service — it was abusive, threatening, and deeply unsafe. DO NOT support 233 Jazz Bar & Grill. I will be sharing this experience on every platform I can.