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Supper Club & Cocktail Lounge
The Gilded Hour
Candlelight, brass, and a band warming up behind the velvet. Dinner is the opening act — the night decides the rest.
Live jazz Thursdays Doors 5:00 First set 8:00 Kitchen till midnight
The House
A room built for
the late hour
The Gilded Hour occupies a former banking hall on Vesper Lane — twenty-foot ceilings, a vault door we never removed, and a bar cast from the building's original brass fittings.
We serve a supper menu that takes its time and a cocktail list that takes liberties. The lights come down at seven. On Thursdays the stage warms up, the coupes come out, and the room does what it was built to do.
No televisions. No rush on the table. The last pour is called when the bandleader says so.
Odette & Marceau Lane Founders & keepers of the house
The Reel
Scenes from the house
Short films from behind the bar and beyond the velvet — the room as it looks when the lights come down.
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The Gallery
Gold, on the record
A few frames from the house photographer. Select any image to view it large.
Private Events
Take the vault
The Vault Room seats twelve at a single brass table behind the original bank door; the Mezzanine holds forty with its own bar and a view of the stage. Both come with the kitchen's full attention.
- Vault Room · 12 guests
- Mezzanine · 40 guests
- Full house · 120 guests
Reservations
Claim your hour
Choose an evening, a party, and a time. The house holds tables for two hours — longer if the band insists.
Choose your evening
The house is dark Mondays and Tuesdays
How many in your party?
Parties above eight — see Private Events
Pick a time
Struck-through hours are fully committed
The table is yours
We'll hold it for fifteen minutes past the hour. Jackets encouraged; joy required.
Sample site: this reservation form is a demonstration. No real booking was made and nothing was sent.
