For years Bernstein Redo & Savitsky, P.C. has been the premier law firm representing private members clubs in New York City. From Soho House which came to Ninth Avenue twenty-three years ago, to The Twenty Two which opened on 16th Street last year, we have guided the most exclusive and sought after members clubs through the liquor license process. Other clubs we have been proud to work with include Zero Bond, Casa Cipriani, San Vicente Buglalows, The Ned, Chez Margaux, Moss, Casa Tua, Fly Fish Club, ZZ’s, Seven23 at the Gansevoort Hotel, The Wing, Nexus, Maxwell Social, Aman, among others.
Two other big names are going to join the field. Maison Estelle, which operates a members club in an exquisite Georgian townhouse in the Mayfair section of London will be taking over the former Limelight building at Sixth Avenue and 20th Street. That group also operates Estelle Manor and another members club, Celeste in Notting Hill. Also crossing the pond and coming to 675 Hudson Street will be Annabel’s, one of the world’s most celebrated members clubs. First opened at Berkeley Square in London in 1963, it was owned by the Birley family until 2007 and was named after the founder’s wife. Bernstein Redo & Savitsky, P.C. is proud to continue in its tradition of being the go-to firm for private members clubs in New York, and is proud to join the Estelle and Annabel’s teams.
