Lady Delilah's Art Deco-inspired dining room
Image credited by Eater to Michael Clifford for the H.Wood Group showing the planned supper club interior, with a curved illuminated wall feature, chandeliers and dining tables.
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H.Wood Group brings its celebrity-favored supper club Lady Delilah to New York

Momentum: 7/10 3 min read
New York City, United States

The H.Wood Group plans to open Lady Delilah in Chelsea on November 3, its first New York venue: a 10,000-square-foot supper club combining modern American bistro food with live entertainment and a no-photos policy.


Eater reported on October 21 that the H.Wood Group plans to open Lady Delilah at 353 West 14th Street near Ninth Avenue on November 3. The supper club is the group's first New York City venue and a spinoff of its Delilah concept, which has expanded to several other cities.

The 10,000-square-foot subterranean space is designed around an Art Deco look, including a subway-inspired tiled entrance, vintage oak details, plush seating, chandeliers and vaulted tiled ceilings. The main dining room is planned to accommodate live music and performances, alongside two private dining rooms.

Culinary director Michael Teich is overseeing a modern American bistro menu. The bar will serve cocktails, spirits and bottle service, extending the group's theatrical nightlife approach into a Chelsea dining setting.

Lady Delilah is scheduled to operate from 5 p.m. until late, Tuesday through Sunday. Eater reports that the venue will keep the group's no-photography policy; diners can check the official site and reservation listing for current details before visiting.