Ludlow House

Ludlow House is a members-only club located at 139 Ludlow Street in New York's artistic Lower East Side. This exclusive venue spans four floors within a historic building that was once a gold leaf factory. The club offers a sophisticated atmosphere with distinct areas for dining, drinking, and events. One of the highlights of Ludlow House is Garden Boheme, a French restaurant situated on the first floor. It offers a bistro-inspired menu complemented by a selection of wines, providing members a refined dining experience. Beyond dining, Ludlow House accommodates various member activities and events, including access to a 26-seat screening room. Throughout the venue, an art collection enhances the aesthetic ambiance, further enriching the cultural experience for its patrons. Equipped with flexible spaces, Ludlow House caters to both social and professional gatherings, aligning with the diverse needs of its membership. While access requires membership, the club atmosphere balances exclusivity with a warm, inviting appeal, making it a valued spot for members seeking a blend of comfort, culture, and community.