The Twelve Thirty Club occupies a multi-level building at 550 Broadway, organized into separate spaces — a Supper Club floor, a Rooftop bar, a Honky Tonk, and an area called Honorary Member — each with its own identity under one address. The interiors were commissioned by Sam and his friends and designed by the New York firm AVRO|KO.
The name and concept draw from 19th-century supper clubs, private establishments that were able to stay open past the standard 12:30am closing time for bars and restaurants, becoming late-night gathering spots for music and mingling across social lines. The building leans into that Art Deco, prohibition-era mood throughout.
On the Supper Club side, the menu runs to steaks and shareable plates — potstickers, lobster spaghetti, a wedge salad, short ribs, mashed potatoes, sushi rolls, and a cheeseburger have all shown up on tables, paired with cocktails suited to lingering rather than a quick bite.
Live bands, rooftop views, and attentive service are recurring reasons regulars point to this as a go-to for special-occasion nights out downtown.
The name and concept draw from 19th-century supper clubs, private establishments that were able to stay open past the standard 12:30am closing time for bars and restaurants, becoming late-night gathering spots for music and mingling across social lines. The building leans into that Art Deco, prohibition-era mood throughout.
On the Supper Club side, the menu runs to steaks and shareable plates — potstickers, lobster spaghetti, a wedge salad, short ribs, mashed potatoes, sushi rolls, and a cheeseburger have all shown up on tables, paired with cocktails suited to lingering rather than a quick bite.
Live bands, rooftop views, and attentive service are recurring reasons regulars point to this as a go-to for special-occasion nights out downtown.