Parking is accessible to all members and guests. There is a minimal fee for parking that may be billed directly to your event. Please view the map and directions on our website under the Directions page.

 

Room fees are applicable to all of our private rooms.  We are happy to discuss which room is most suitable for your group.

 

In order to reserve one of our private dining rooms, please contact one of our private party coordinators to assist you.

 

Tax & service charges are automatically applied to all events.

 

Yes, we are able to provide you with any specialty equipment or decorations you may need for your event.

 

Yes, complimentary wireless internet access is available throughout the Club.

 

The City Club requires members and their guests to be appropriately dressed when in the Club. Members are responsible for ensuring that their guests’ appearance is consistent with Club standards. The following rules apply to all persons, age 5 and over.

 

Smart casual attire is required. Clothing that may be appropriate in many public settings is not necessarily appropriate at the City Club. The fact that clothing is expensive or carries a designer label does not, in and of itself, make the clothing appropriate.

• Dress denim is permitted, but worn, torn, or frayed denim is not permitted.
• Athletic shoes and rubber-soled sandals are not permitted unless required for medical reason.
• Hats and head coverings may not be worn in the Club, with two exceptions. First, hats or head coverings worn for religious reasons, such as a yarmulke or hijab are permitted. Second, women’s dress hats are permitted.
• Collared shirts are required for men. T-shirts are not permitted for men nor women.
• Shirts must be tucked in unless they are designed not to be tucked in, such as Guayabera shirts.

Business casual attire is allowed throughout the Club with the exception of certain special events.  Neat, tailored denim is allowed on the Upper Club level, and shorts are allowed on the Upper Club level after 5pm during the summer months, Memorial Day through Labor Day.