Adding to the nightlife spots along West 14th Street is Country Club, a bar and lounge that opens today. Owned by actor William DeMeo and Cincinnati Reds pitcher Bronson Arroyo, the venue is adjacent to Noel Ashman's the Plumm and occupies the space that once housed Dirty Disco. Designed as a modern version of early 20th century English and American clubhouses, Country Club is furnished with various period-style furnishings. Occupying 3,000 square feet at ground level, the nightclub is a small but open space with a bar up front and banquettes lining the walls of the lounge. An elevated section at the back is an informal stage area where the owners plan to showcase live musical acts and other performers. Also on-site is a fully-equipped DJ booth, and later this year Country Club will open a 40-seat screening room on the lower level.
Jeani Ziering, an interior designer who has previously worked on private residences in Palm Beach and Southampton, is responsible for the decor at Country Club, which includes green- and white-striped banquettes, alligator upholstery, mahogany wall paneling, and framed black-and-white photographs. And in keeping with the clubhouse style, the lounge offers a menu of snacks—flavored popcorn, truffled grilled cheese, and peaches with prosciutto and basil—as well as an extensive selection of bellinis.
Country Club holds 250 for receptions or 100 seated.
Jeani Ziering, an interior designer who has previously worked on private residences in Palm Beach and Southampton, is responsible for the decor at Country Club, which includes green- and white-striped banquettes, alligator upholstery, mahogany wall paneling, and framed black-and-white photographs. And in keeping with the clubhouse style, the lounge offers a menu of snacks—flavored popcorn, truffled grilled cheese, and peaches with prosciutto and basil—as well as an extensive selection of bellinis.
Country Club holds 250 for receptions or 100 seated.
Country Club
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Furnished with striped banquettes and marble-topped tables, the lounge area of Country Club is designed to evoke English and American clubhouses.
Photo: Jessica Torossian for BizBash
Along one wall in the front of the venue is the bar, which serves 15 different kinds of bellinis as well as a selection of classic cocktails.
Photo: Jessica Torossian for BizBash
In the rear of the lounge is a small elevated area, which will act as a stage for musical performances.
Photo: Jessica Torossian for BizBash
A small vestibule in the front mimics the front desk at Country Club and can be used as a check in area for events.
Photo: Jessica Torossian for BizBash
