A 10,000-Square-Foot Art Deco Supper Club Is Opening in the Meatpacking District

The h.wood Group is opening Lady Delilah in New York City on November 3.

Written By Riya Singh
Inside the soon-to-open Lady Delilah in NYC (Image credit: Michael Clifford for The h.wood Group)

The h.wood Group is opening Lady Delilah in New York City next month. The supper club will feature American bistro fare, cocktails, and live entertainment. The opening will mark the Los Angeles-based hospitality group’s first New York City location.

Lady Delilah Is Opening in New York City

Lady Delilah will open November 3 at 353 West 14th Street in Manhattan’s Meatpacking District. The supper club will pair dining and cocktails with live music and performances. The opening will mark The h.wood Group’s first entry into New York City.

“New York has always been at the center of culture, with a rhythm and character unlike anywhere else,” said John Terzian and Brian Toll, Co-founders of The h.wood Group. “With Lady Delilah, we saw an opportunity to build on Delilah’s legacy while reimagining the traditional supper club experience in a way that is reflective of the creative and cultural fabric of Meatpacking.”

Lady Delilah will be the fifth location under the Delilah brand, which already operates in Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Miami, and Dallas. The New York location will offer its own take on the brand’s supper club concept.

The new dining concept is brought by The h.wood Group, which is a Los Angeles-based hospitality company. It was founded by John Terzian and Brian Toll and is a rapidly expanding company. It is behind iconic brands like Delilah, The Nice Guy, Bird Street, and more.

 

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Dining and Entertainment at Lady Delilah

Lady Delilah’s food and beverage offerings will be overseen by Chef Michael Teich, who is the culinary director of The h.wood Group. He will continue refining his culinary vision at the new venue and pair familiar favorites with thoughtful technique.

The 10,000-square-foot venue will feature Art Deco-inspired interiors. The venue will have a main dining room, two private dining rooms, and a stage for live music and entertainment.

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