Londzell's Jazz and Blues Cafe provides serene surroundings

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Londzell's Jazz and Blues Cafe provides serene surroundings

Photo gallery of Londzell's in Roswell

Londzell's Jazz and Blues Cafe opened this summer in Roswell.

Jazz singer Toni Redd sings at Londzell's. She releases a CD this month.

Toni Redd

Hear live music from the Hot & Cool Band at this Roswell club. You might even see proprietor Londzell Hardy perform onstage.

The drink 'Londzell's Blues' -- a signature sip of vodka, blue curacao, pineapple and cranberry.

Low country shrimp and grits. The chef at Londzell's is Ryan Simpson.

Zell's Fresh Garden House Salad

Pan-seared Angus beef sirloin.

Bartender David Mallory pours wine for one of the guests.

Blues Brothers figurines atop the bar get in on all the jazz action at the new Londzell's Jazz Club and Restaurant.

Victoria Vryan, left, Rachel Perkins and Mark Snow chat among cocktails at Londzell's, a new jazz club and restaurant in Roswell.

Cree Barbee is a drummer in the band and also the club/restaurant manager.

The Hot & Cool Band, featuring smooth jazz sounds of "Tunes" (left on guitar), Cree Barbee (drums), Londzell Hardy (owner on guitar) and "Jez" on keyboards. Other artists throughout the week include the Ryan Strickland Trio, Tammy Allen and Chicago Joe Jones.

Londzell Hardy plays guitar in the band and is also the club owner.

George West and Janet Kenig mingle as live jazz plays during a Selective Singles event Sept. 13.

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Londzell's Jazz and Blues Cafe opened this summer in Roswell.

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