Rex Saigon

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I stayed one night recently. The Rex was awesome in every way. Extremely clean, friendly and willing to please. Room was small but it cost one third of next cheapest hotel in area. Parking next door was only $25 for 24 hours so we parked it and enjoyed the great neighborhood. Food and jazz band was great part of trip! Mike was helpful on desk..all aspects were great beyond expectations!!

Beautiful old timely diner with an open mic stage. Good audience and drinks. Best to go with your friends or family. Lovely staff and service. Polite and quiet people who love jazz blues and acoustic. I loved this place I'd come back with a date. Good if you love old timey and vintage.

The Rex Hotel Jazz and Blues Bar are located at the heart of Toronto Downtown. This place defines a 'cozy place.' The music started at 8.30 PM, as they mentioned on the ticket. We bought a ticket for Roberto Occhipinti Quartet. We preferred to sit in the bar section, which was very influential in comparing the price and quality. I can suggest buying a ticket from the bar section. you can see the main scene, don't worry. To have the best personal music listening experience, my advice is to go with a maximum of 2 people. You can even feel meditating on the music while you go alone and sip your drink. Rex Jazz and Blues Bar are highly recommended if you want to give yourself a relaxing night experience. Prices are fair; you must wait a while to deliver your order. That is the only negative side. Overall good experience.

This place has been around forever. Great option on Queen Street to groove to Jazz or my favorite Blues. The sound system is great! Small, but not too small of a venue, with a relaxed atmosphere. I have seen a wide variety of ages attend this bar. But usually a more mature audience. Good food, reasonably priced drinks. There is a cover charge that is automatically added to your bill if you go to the 5:30 show. Tickets have to be purchased for the 7:30 show. Can't comment on the hotel portion as I live in the dowtown area.

The steak and sweet potato fries are amazing, the atmosphere is terrific, the service is nice, friendly, and timely. Its just small enough to feel cozy but not cramped. The drinks are a bit pricy but the food makes up for it! They host some amazing musicians I highly recommend it!

hotel review, not bar I rate 4 for the price, the relatively low price trades off against the generally mid-low tier condition. All I wanted was a place to sleep downtown and it was perfect for that. Just a bed, sink,shower,table, warmth. Nothing crazy. To be clear, it wasn't shabby, just right. I got the private room with the double bed. Cozy.

Last Sunday I had a great evening at The Rex with my girlfriend watching Paul Riddick and his band performing live, They were amazing. I went back again this evening and took my daughter to see Paul and his band. Great experience again. The Rex is an old nice place, Food is good and price is reasonable. Staff are very friendly. I will definitely go back again.

I've been to the Rex several times now to see live music, and each time the music is great BUT I can't help notice that the crowds are essentially all white. I had a friend say they don't feel comfortable going to the Rex because of this audience dynamic and this has been confirmed to me by several other people too. How has the Rex never noticed this, and what are they doing to help diversify their clientele and make their spaces safer for all people? Why is Toronto's "Best Jazz and Blues Bar" just the best one for white people, and why are they okay with that?

Good Friday at 8:30 pm was a casual event and the musicians were young and talented jazz players, led by Patrick Smith, saxophone. The jazz room is old but good for its small size. You will need to reserve prepaid seating. Servers were friendly. I liked the fact that the female servers were dressed in moveable clothing and not showing any fashion induced slowness in covering the room. They were dressed athletically. The beers offered are numerous and the menu is varied. We ordered a humus/vegetable plate which was fresh and well presented. I have been to the Rex before. It is easy to find good music there. Recommended.