Jammin Java

Loved this little place! Great thin crust pizza. Great wait staff Jennifer took care of us and all her tables around us with Great ease, kindness and care! We will return. The DJ had a great mix of music before the live performance. The sound was great and glad we had reserved seats.

Great venue to see indie artists. Saw Housman perform there with an appreciative, fun crowd. Jammin Java created a beautiful atmosphere for the event and the sound was good. Also, the location is a convenient, straight shot from DC so easy to get to.

The highlights: good parking, easy to find, all you can drink soft drinks after purchasing one, and affordable music concert tickets there. There was a seating area by the entrance to eat and drink but away from concert area. It doesn't excel in being the best concert venue in that it didn't have proper air conditioning in concert area on a hot day, limited options to drink at the bar, and seating was a higher fee ticket at the concert area. Bathrooms were satisfactory. The music concert in Jammin Java was an excellent experience regardless - yet there were some obstacles beyond my control and the concert venue's control due to false accusations allegedly or directly made by people working or performing there AFTER I used genuine cash there to purchase items. In the end, they realized their mistake after finding hardcore proof that they had made a mistake. No apologies were made yet they did acknowledge that their accusations were false after going to the proper authorities or law enforcement to see if my cash was real, since they wouldn't acknowledge that my cash was real & distributed by my bank to me. The accusers need to learn how to gage real or false currency or not accept cash at all and how to properly address such matters especially if they are in the wrong. Hopefully, they did that. I had to drop an additional star from Jammin Java due to this unfortunate experience. I wanted to give the place a 4 star rating until I was falsely and allegedly accused by people there. I rarely give negative reviews online. Three stars is very generous. No one deserves to be falsely accused if they are in the right at any establishment or concert venue. Luckily the law was on my side and the truth came out quickly.

great small intimate feeling venue. staff were sweet and helpful and hark, the bathrooms were nice and clean! I definitely recommend the Sweet & Spicy Pizza from the menu, was so good! by far the best concert experience I've had ever and I didn't even get vip tickets. closest I've ever been to the bands.

cool, small, intimate venue. at points, it felt like going to a concert in your living room, which was cool. sound was amazing, and the food and drinks were good too. can be a little awkward if you're sitting at a table with a bunch of strangers, but cool none the less, plus free parking. real small merch table, but we got to meet dave and tim hause after their show! will definitely be back for another show soon

Jammin Java was the best choice for our wedding reception! Tyler and I are huge fans of concerts, and to be able to celebrate with our loved ones in a venue that we love was perfect. We had a bottomless pizza bar that was a huge hit, and the Jammin Java team was wonderful to work with. They made the whole process easy and stress-free. I highly recommend Jammin Java for any event--especially for couples who want a fun, laid-back vibe!

Okay venue. A couple of recommendations I would make as a fellow service industry worker- restaurant people know that spraying a large metal bowl with the spray nozzle in dish is insanely loud. Like INSANELY loud. It generally should go without saying, but Management may want to coach their team to lay off the noise in the dish pit during acoustic sets, as it was incredibly disruptive. To the point we're the artist made multiple jokes about performing in an auto body shop (it still continued). I would also invest in a better hood for the pizza oven, as at one point you could see the lack of ventilation in the lights, as well as stinging your eyes. Seating was tight, my friend and I were trapped in a corner up against the stage and weren't able to move unless everyone else at the table got up.

I would first like to say I love the Jammin Java for what it represents. It gives small and local artist the opportunity to perform for the local scene. On January 31st I attended a show that had a lot of local bands performing. Like at a lot of shows the floor of the venue was starting to get slippery from drinks spilling or whatnot. What I did not expect was the bathroom floor also being slippery. I slipped and fell really badly in the restroom during the show. I have a giant bruise on the side of my thigh and it's still tender to the touch today (Feb 3rd). I understand venues get a lil crazy during shows but it's no excuse for not mopping the bathroom floor a couple times during the night. Or at the bar minimum putting up a caution wet floor sign. To concert goers please watch your step when using the restroom, I fear the fall I had could've broken a hip if I was an older patron. I would be happy to supply photographic proof if necessary