juke joint

noun
1.
an establishment where one can eat, drink, and, usually, dance to music provided by a jukebox.
Also, jook joint.
Also called jook.
Origin
1935-40; see juke house
Examples from the web for juke joint
  • With a whirling style based on equal parts gospel and juke joint, his every note bespeaks the blues.
  • But he achieved that fame with a style better suited to a nightclub stage than to a rural juke joint or storefront church.
Slang definitions & phrases for juke joint

juke joint

noun phrase

A usually cheap bar, roadside tavern, etc, with a jukebox (1935+)