Jazz dinner restaurant in Songpa, Seoul: drum-side seats at Allegro

In short

Allegro is a live jazz restaurant on the 3rd floor of a building on Olympic-ro 32-gil in Songpa-gu, Seoul. For an anniversary the writer booked the 7:30pm show on Catchtable and took a hall side seat right in front of the drums, ordering seafood salad, puttanesca and sous-vide pork steak, with a crème brûlée and brownie brought out as an anniversary dessert. The meal and the show started at almost the same time, which made Allegro a smooth anniversary date course.

Allegro jazz restaurant anniversary date main photo

Good to know

Address
3rd floor, 57-1 Olympic-ro 32-gil, Songpa-gu, Seoul
Hours
Mon, Wed–Sun 12:00–23:00
Break time
15:00–18:00
Last order
21:30
Regular closing day
Every Tuesday
Show fee (at time of visit)
Weekdays 10,000 won / Fri–Sat 15,000 won
Lunch event (at time of visit)
Pasta 16,000 won + an extra 15% off
Reservation
Catchtable, booked for the 19:30 show
Dishes ordered
Seafood salad, puttanesca, sous-vide pork steak
Price reference
₩16,000 ≈ $12 · ₩10,000 ≈ $7.3 · ₩15,000 ≈ $11 (2026-09-16)

as written by the visitor on Sep 16, 2026

Allegro jazz restaurant anniversary date main photo

I wanted something a little more special than just an ordinary dinner date, so I went to Allegro 🎷 where you can enjoy live jazz and a meal together. I visited especially for an anniversary this time, and getting to eat great food in a moody space while listening to live music right in front of me made it a night I won't forget.

It's not just a jazz bar where you watch a show — the food menu ranges from salads to pasta to steak, so it really suited an anniversary date spot haha.

Where is Allegro, and what are its hours?

  • 📍 Address 서울 송파구 올림픽로32길 57-1 3층
  • ⏰ Hours Mon, Wed–Sun 12:00 - 23:00
  • ☕ Break time 15:00 - 18:00
  • 🕤 Last order 21:30
  • 🚫 Closed every Tuesday

A brick building in Songpa: take the elevator to the 3rd floor

Allegro sits on the 3rd floor of a building with a brick look that stands out even from a distance. It can be a little confusing where to go in on your first visit, but once you're inside the building, just take the elevator up 😊

Exterior of the brick-look building housing Allegro

Press 3 in the elevator and Allegro is right there when the doors open. Since it's a jazz performance venue, there's already a special atmosphere from the entrance 🎶

Allegro's entrance on the 3rd floor, reached by elevator

Allegro's lunch event at midday

We visited for the evening show, but if you go for lunch, check out the lunch event too. At the time of our visit, the sign showed pasta for ₩16,000 with an extra 15% off haha. Event details can change depending on when you visit, so I'd recommend checking current availability before you go 😊

Sign for the pasta lunch event

Allegro's menu, from pasta to steak

I thought Allegro would just be a place for a few casual drinks alongside a show, but the food menu turned out to be surprisingly varied. From salads and appetizers to pasta, carbonara, steak and side dishes, it was more than enough for a proper dinner 🍝🥩

Arriving a bit early before the show started, ordering food, chatting, and then naturally flowing into the performance — that course was really nice.

Allegro's menu board listing salad, pasta and steak

Soft lighting, hall seats and terrace seats at Allegro

When you arrive on the 3rd floor, soft lighting greets you first ✨. The lighting isn't too bright and the whole atmosphere feels calm, which suited the jazz show perfectly from the moment I walked in. For anniversaries or dates, the atmosphere matters as much as the food, and it won me over from the first impression haha.

Allegro's interior lit with soft lighting

Inside, there's a performance stage in the center with hall tables and terrace seats around it 🎹. We wanted to watch the show up close, so we took a side seat at the hall tables. Close to the stage but not directly facing it, so it wasn't overwhelming — I was personally happy with the seat choice.

Terrace seats with a Lotte Tower view

This is the terrace seating, and the Lotte Tower view out the window is pretty, right? 🌃 If you want to watch the show up close, the hall tables are great, and if you want to relax more and enjoy the outside view too, the terrace seats have their own appeal. The vibe is different, so it's worth choosing based on what kind of date you're after.

Terrace seating with a view of Lotte Tower

The side seat right in front of the drums

Our seat was right in front of the drums. Looking at the whole stage, it's still on the side, so we didn't feel too exposed facing the performers head-on, but it was still great for taking in the whole show 🥁. If you want to feel the instruments and the playing up close and vividly, I'd personally recommend the front seats haha.

View of the stage from a hall side seat right in front of the drums

Show times, Catchtable booking and how much the show fee is

The show was split into 1st and 2nd sets, and since we wanted to eat dinner while watching, we booked the 7:30pm show through Catchtable 🎫. We arrived around 7pm, ordered food ahead of time and chatted, and just as we started eating, the show naturally began — the timing was perfect.

At the time of our visit, the show fee was ₩10,000 on weekdays and ₩15,000 on Fridays and Saturdays. Since schedules and fees can change, check the current info when you book 😊

Sign explaining the 1st and 2nd jazz show sets

Starting light with Allegro's seafood salad

We ordered seafood salad, puttanesca, and sous-vide pork steak. The seafood salad we ate first had a tangy flavor that perked up the appetite, making it a great appetizer 🥗. Mussels, shrimp, olives, tomatoes and more were all mixed in evenly, so it was nice to get a variety of ingredients in each bite. It was the perfect light start before getting into the pasta and steak.

Seafood salad with mussels and shrimp

Bread came out beforehand too — crispy on the outside and soft enough on the inside 🥖. We nibbled on it alongside the salad while waiting for the mains.

Bread served before the meal

I don't remember the exact names, but we each ordered a cocktail-style drink and a draft beer 🍸🍺. Coming to see a live jazz show, you can't skip a light drink to match the mood haha.

A cocktail and a draft beer

Puttanesca piled with arugula

The puttanesca was a tomato-oil based pasta piled high with arugula 🍝. The bright tomato flavor blended well with the arugula, making it a nice follow-up to the salad.

Puttanesca pasta piled high with arugula

The portion was more generous than expected, good for sharing between two. Since it's a place where you eat while watching a show, I thought the food would be light, but each dish was hearty enough to really enjoy haha.

Puttanesca portion sized well for sharing between two

Good food, good atmosphere, cheers 🥂. Chatting and eating leisurely before the show started was really nice. It felt distinctly different from a regular restaurant dinner date, and I was glad we came for the anniversary haha.

The live jazz set that began mid-meal

Around the time we'd started eating, the live jazz we'd been waiting for kicked off 🎷🎶. Great food in front of us and a live performance right there on stage — it really felt like a treat for both eyes and ears at once. Hearing each instrument up close, unlike listening to a recording, is what makes live shows special.

Live jazz show starting on stage during dinner

What stuck with me most was that the drummer also sang 🥁🎤. The drumming alone was impressive, and seeing him sing on top of that kept drawing my eyes back haha. I got some of it on video, but the atmosphere in person was way better.

Around the time we were eating the salad and pasta, the sous-vide pork steak arrived 🥩. With the show already underway, listening to live music while eating a warm steak really felt like a proper dinner date haha.

Sous-vide pork steak arriving on the table during the show

Allegro's tender sous-vide pork steak

Since the pork shoulder was sous-vide cooked, the texture was tender and moist. It paired well with the creamy sauce that came with it — better with plenty of sauce than eating the meat alone 😋

Sous-vide pork steak with creamy sauce

Cutting into it with a knife, it sliced smoothly without much effort. Fries came alongside, good with the pork, and paired with the pasta and salad, the menu combo was satisfying.

Pork steak sliced smoothly, served with fries

Eating the meat, pasta and salad one by one while the jazz kept playing right in front of us 🎷 — instead of a rushed dinner, we could take our time enjoying the show, which was really healing 😊

Booking for an anniversary? Check this box

If you're visiting Allegro for an anniversary date, make sure to note the anniversary when booking through Catchtable 🎂. We applied for it ahead of time for our own anniversary, and got to enjoy crème brûlée and a brownie together. They even had a little mini candle set up nicely — isn't that adorable? haha 🕯️💕

Anniversary crème brûlée and brownie with a mini candle

With a great dinner, a jazz show and an anniversary dessert on top, it was the perfect way to wrap up the date. Since this kind of service can change depending on how they're running things, it's worth checking current availability and conditions when you book.

And finally, the crème brûlée 🍮. Sweet and cool, it was the perfect dessert to finish the meal >.< You know how you say you're full and then dessert still finds room haha.

Crème brûlée eaten to finish the meal

Honest review of the jazz show at Allegro

Allegro's jazz show and dinner were so good it was hard to leave 🎷. It wasn't just about eating well — getting to enjoy a live jazz show alongside the meal made it far more memorable than an ordinary dinner date.

Closing scene of Allegro's jazz show and dinner

From seafood salad to puttanesca to sous-vide pork steak, the meal was hearty enough, and best of all was getting to enjoy live music up close. If you're looking for a slightly special date spot for an anniversary or birthday, I'd recommend this place 💕 Visiting for an anniversary made it even more memorable haha.

What Allegro does well

  • Can enjoy dinner and live jazz in one place
  • Wide range of food menu — pasta, steak, salad and more
  • Can watch the show up close right by the stage
  • Terrace seats offer a Lotte Tower view
  • Soft lighting and atmosphere suit an anniversary date well
  • Easy to book ahead through Catchtable

Delicious pasta and steak plus live jazz — Allegro is the anniversary date spot I'd want to return to whenever I want a day more special than an ordinary evening 🎷💕

Where it is

Allegro알레그로

57-1 Olympic-ro 32-gil, 3F, Songpa-gu, Seoul, South Korea서울특별시 송파구 올림픽로32길 57-1 3층

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