The Brightside Tavern located in 141 Bright Street in the neighborhood of Jersey City offers fantastic night events throughout the week. On Monday nights Jazz Jam sessions are offered by over 15 musicians. Tuesdays and Wednesdays are karaoke nights. Open mic nights of course are hosted on Thursdays. The remaining of the week is open for group reservations, business meetings and walk-ins. They also offer a good variety of daily specials for brunch and dinner. Shuttle services from the light rail and back are also offered which are very convenient not only for students but also for people that work around the area. The atmosphere of the place was beautiful. The dark wood dining room is filled with soft, filtered sunlight, and everyone sitting at the bar is having a good time. The Piano room can accommodate an average of 40 to 50 people. Great food and drinks are served by wonderful personnel. My experience was wonderful since I went for the first time to a place in Jersey City where I can enjoy my friends company in a comfortable, homey place and enjoy Monday night's jazz live performers and singers. As soon as I walked into the tavern, I came across Tom Parisi the owner of the place; we held a conversation until the performers were ready to start playing. He gave me the option to seat down in the center of the hall or in the booster seats with the whole view of the place. The starting performers were Jordan Pipel who played the drums, Sam Trapchak who played the Bass and Noah who played the piano. When I asked for their group name they smiled and shared an insider saying they call each other the "Brightside trio . Once they started playing the very first song, everyone from the bar came to sit down and watch the trio play "Come rain or Come shine . This song was a much faster, up beat rhythmic feel. The drummer had a solo in the middle of the performance. The other two instruments smoothly joined him after his solo. While enjoyi