Lobster Club Private Room at Georgia Levvy blog

Lobster Club Private Room. The lobster club is steered by the same folks responsible for two restaurants—the grill and the pool—that live upstairs in the iconic seagram. The lobster club marks the third act in the revamping of the old four seasons dining room, housed within the landmark seagram building. For more information, please email us at events@majorfood.com Beyond the red room lies the lobster room, a private dining area furnished with 10 red chairs and an ebony table (pictured above). For more information, please email us at. The interior now looks like a mod japanese brasserie, thanks to a white onyx bar counter, pink and chartreuse upholstery, as well as walls hung with bold artwork. At the back of the lobster club is the red room, a semiprivate dining area (pictured second from top) lined with a black leather curtain and furnished with red chairs and mahogany colored tables. There are two private rooms that can seat up to 16 guests or 60 guests. The lobster club is a japanese brasserie by major food group that celebrates a unique interpretation of japanese cooking and sushi.

The interior now looks like a mod japanese brasserie, thanks to a white onyx bar counter, pink and chartreuse upholstery, as well as walls hung with bold artwork. At the back of the lobster club is the red room, a semiprivate dining area (pictured second from top) lined with a black leather curtain and furnished with red chairs and mahogany colored tables. For more information, please email us at events@majorfood.com There are two private rooms that can seat up to 16 guests or 60 guests. For more information, please email us at. The lobster club is steered by the same folks responsible for two restaurants—the grill and the pool—that live upstairs in the iconic seagram. The lobster club marks the third act in the revamping of the old four seasons dining room, housed within the landmark seagram building. Beyond the red room lies the lobster room, a private dining area furnished with 10 red chairs and an ebony table (pictured above). The lobster club is a japanese brasserie by major food group that celebrates a unique interpretation of japanese cooking and sushi.

The Lobster Club Interior design, Peter marino, Restaurant design

Lobster Club Private Room For more information, please email us at. There are two private rooms that can seat up to 16 guests or 60 guests. The lobster club marks the third act in the revamping of the old four seasons dining room, housed within the landmark seagram building. For more information, please email us at events@majorfood.com The lobster club is steered by the same folks responsible for two restaurants—the grill and the pool—that live upstairs in the iconic seagram. The lobster club is a japanese brasserie by major food group that celebrates a unique interpretation of japanese cooking and sushi. Beyond the red room lies the lobster room, a private dining area furnished with 10 red chairs and an ebony table (pictured above). At the back of the lobster club is the red room, a semiprivate dining area (pictured second from top) lined with a black leather curtain and furnished with red chairs and mahogany colored tables. The interior now looks like a mod japanese brasserie, thanks to a white onyx bar counter, pink and chartreuse upholstery, as well as walls hung with bold artwork. For more information, please email us at.