Listen for the connection
Son cubano
Rhythm and melody interlock, each part making space for the next. Listen for the repeating patterns beneath the singing and the way a response brings a phrase back to life.
The invitation: settle into the pulse.
Havana / Music / Good company
Follow the rhythm. Make a night of it.
Live Cuban music, rum cocktails and the pleasure of being together. Timba Social Club brings timba, son cubano and Latin jazz into an evening with room for you.
Plan Your NightListening notes / 01
You don’t need to know the steps or name every instrument. Start with whatever catches your ear. The rest can unfold from there.
Listen for the connection
Rhythm and melody interlock, each part making space for the next. Listen for the repeating patterns beneath the singing and the way a response brings a phrase back to life.
The invitation: settle into the pulse.
Listen for the shift
Dynamic arrangements turn a familiar groove in a new direction. A rhythmic change, a sharp accent, a sudden opening—the band keeps the conversation moving.
The invitation: enjoy the unexpected.
Listen for the exchange
Improvisation gives musicians room to answer one another. Follow a phrase as it passes between instruments, or simply enjoy where the conversation takes you.
The invitation: follow your curiosity.
At the bar / 02
The signatureChancleta
The Chancleta has a place in the club’s signature-drink story. Our proposed interpretation pairs Cuban rum with the brightness of lime, the lift of ginger and a dry bitters finish.
Explore the cocktail collection, from bright and lifted to deep and stirred—with room for something without the rum, too.
Explore CocktailsA tasting collection to explore, not a confirmed live menu.
Around the table / 03
Think less about a perfect itinerary and more about what brings you together. Who’s coming? What’s the occasion? How much of the night belongs to the music?
Start with a shared preference: time to talk, music to discover, or a little of both. Let that set the tone for your table plans.
Plan Your NightBring your circle into the conversation. Consider the group size and whether catching up or following the band is the evening’s starting point.
Plan Your NightA milestone birthday, a reunion, a long-awaited get-together. Begin with who you’re celebrating and the part you’d like music to play.
Explore Private EventsExplore your preferences with our display-only planning previews. They do not reserve tables, send inquiries or confirm availability.