49 GROVE

49 Grove caters to a sophisticated crowd fusing together intimacy, comfort and style.

Aside from the traditional food and beverage service, the lounge offers a number of other special amenities including immediately available limousine service with drivers who double as concierges, on-request personal security attaches and custom designed event themes for small or large parties.


WHAT THE PRESS LIKES TO SAY ABOUT US

Time Out New York--November 25-December 1, 2004
"Taking the decadence of bottle service to the next level…"

Shecky's--December 15, 2004
"Big spenders will dig the subterranean upscale lounge…."

Gotham--November 2004
"… impressive, fresh high-end…"

UnCin--December 2004
"49 Grove is a elagant lounge, the stylish kind that all of us grownups have been craving downtown. The place appeals to a sophisticated crowed seeking service, intimacy, comfort and style."

Social Life--December 2004
"An upscale lounge … fusing service, intimacy, comfort and style, reminiscent of yesterday catering to a sophisticated crowed."

In New York--February 2005
" 49 Grove's candlelit staircase leads to an intimate oasis with signature 49 Grove cocktails."

Razor--November 2004
"Enter 49 Grove, what is about to become Manhattan's hottest lounge. Opened in late October by "it guy" Aram Sabet (of the Hampton's restaurant Pacific East), 49 Grove has already caught the valuable attention of trust-fund babies and high-profile personalities. Why? Because this four room mecca is designed to pamper, with on-site personal security, limos and bottle service at your beck and call - along with some of the city's best food and European music."

Time Out New York--February 24-March 2, 2005
"Aram Sabet, the owner of West Village nightspot 49 Grove, offers the usual bottle-service spread...But doesn't blink when asked to procure cigarettes, pizza, McDonald's meals, Chinese food, ice creams, burgers, eye drops, tampons, or reservations at hotels and restaurants in New York, Miami and Vegas…… Sabet paid for a stretch limo to bring me to his club - he uses a company called Billionare Travel Services - and politely removed a gaggle of gals from a bottle service area so I could experience the dual thrill of ousting plebes from a private section and then looking out at a crowd that no doubt wondered who the hell I was."

Metro—November 19-21, 2004
"Painfully hip New Yorkers take note: Word on the street is that Aram Sabet's 49 Grove will be the new hotspot to score a spot on the guestlist. The swank West Village lounge features luxe bonuses such as on –call fleet of Maybachs, S-500 Mercedes and Range Rovers; a parked "smoking limo," where puffers can enjoy their cancer sticks in warmth and comfort; and a menu that has everything from mini Kobe burgers to Petrossian