This remains one of the nicest clubs in town. The members are awesome. The lectures are…read moreinteresting and cover a lot of different topics. And the food! Covid is bad. All around. But while the club was Covid closed, the chef must have been creating new dishes. Because I've had some terrific meals here in the past few months. And the desserts are perhaps the best in town. So if you are invited to come here, come. Have a meal. Enjoy the environment. Update 118 2021

Great place for a wedding. We had a wedding here and the staff was great. The club is a perfect…read moresize for a smaller wedding. The front garden is simply great!!

This was our first experience at the Chatterbox Club, and it went like this...As part of a holiday…read moreparty and we had the pleasure of an evening of wonderful food and friendly staff...The hors d'oeuvre were amazing and the service top shelf...The rooms we spacious and very well maintained which added to how special the rooms were...Plenty of safe off-street parking to accommodate many cars...All in all the Chatterbox Club is amazing and worth booking a party or special event there...

To be frank with you I pass this place all the time and had no idea it was Rochester's oldest…read morerunning private club. I went here for a luncheon a group of us were invited by members of this esteemed club. They have private parking and a valet a plus. It's light and bright and pretty old school, they have a bartender, nice staff and good food. It was all done up for Christmas as this was the time I went. I believe to become a member you have to be sponsored to join basically like any private club. If asked to join you have "basically arrived" I don't doubt they have other events, like a wedding, prom and other parties as long as your sponsored by a member this is my thought. Hopefully I will go back for other events if I am invited. Stay tuned.. if your invited go it's old school in a good way. Cheers

We are here to volunteer at "A Taste of Life", a fundraiser for Roswell, specifically for lung…read morecancer research and treatment. The whole first floor and courtyard are set up with beer, wine and a few hard liquor choices. There are tastings in each of the three rooms and the courtyard. Some of the tastings are: bruschetta with assorted toppings, Bavarian pretzels with a cheese sauce, a smoked turkey wrap, 4 different wood fired pizzas,macaroni and cheese, several cheese platters, a really beautiful dessert table with mini fruit tarts and chocolate eclairs, Mexican street corn, mini cupcakes, jerk chicken bites, empanadas. Of course the most important part of the evening was hearing an inspirational story from a 17 year survivor and her battle.

We volunteered for a Roswell event here called "A Taste for Life". This year it was specifically…read morefor long cancer research. There are several rooms downstairs and a courtyard. There were tastings of bruschetta with a variety of toppings, 4 wood fired pizzas, cheese platters, Bavarian pretzels, empanadas and jerk chicken bites. It was a wonderful event and the staff of the Saturn club was very friendly and helpful.

Kids love the word "aura" these days, and when my dad asked me what it means I told him "think Soho…read moreHouse 2010-2014." That confused him more but I like messing with my dad. Forreal though, the run Soho House had can only be rivaled by 2011-2015 Whole Foods. You really had to be there... but like any other prime, Father Time always catches up. I was set to do a full rise and fall piece on the Soho House right here on Yelp but in my research, I stumbled upon an article by Lydia Moynihan in the NY Post and she nailed it. I really didn't have much to add so go over and read that if you have a sec. Shoutout to Lydia. Instead, I'll just recap our experience here like any other boring Yelp Review. We came to this Toronto location before the Taylor Swift concert, and I was pleasantly surprised. It felt like prime Soho House. A beautiful, discrete brick building with an old school interior. Whoever designed this one needs a raise. I'm so tired of the cookie cutter half-assed modern architecture. The ones in LA and NY now feel like it is just a bunch of dorks trying to be seen by God knows who. There is no soul in those locations. We grabbed a drink in the lobby and went upstairs for our 5pm dinner. I domed a couple of negronis and we split a margherita pizza and a bottle of pinot noir before our mains arrived. I got the rigatoni, per the waitresses recommendation because she had a thick Italian accent. Big truss. She wasn't lying either, that rigatoni went crazy. I took like 30 pictures before a staff member came over and said no pictures, as I didn't know that was still a rule here... please don't beat me up. We closed dinner with a couple espresso martinis before setting off on foot to go see Big Tay put on a show. She really did her thing. Thank you Soho House Toronto, for giving me a taste of what the Soho House used to be in the states. IG @jnov_ Tiktok @jnov_reviews

Come for the douche bags, stay for the salad. The interior…read moredesign here is actually nice. They have a eclectic and faux rustic vibe going on with seating and sight lines set up so that you can watch who is in the room. Truly designed for today's busy d-bag to allow them to half listen to their guest over cocktails while they scan the room to see if someone more important has walked in. The food is meh and it feels like this place simply exists for indie film and local television producers to feel like they are a part of some scene. There are 200 better places to eat a short walk from here.

I joined this league that's bowling at Classic Lanes now for Fall and it's been super fun. I've met…read moresome great people on my team and all the others. Bowling is low pressure which is great cause we're not great lol and we all always have drinks and hang out after. Definitely recommend if you wanna meet some new people without anything being awkward!

I must start by saying - this is not a restaurant, it is a high end supper club. Ambiance is the…read morecondiment that flavors the meal at this historic venue. Drinks at the bar were well presented and delicious. Meals and appetizers were being tossed around like beanbags on a Tuesday night cornhole league at the local VFW. I had a wedge salad packed with cheese and bacon - followed by a slow roasted braised beef ... simply devine . I wish I had room for dessert, but my gastro intestinal volume is not what it used to be. I am always pleased at The Buffalo Club.

I haven't been to the Buffalo Club in a few years but it is still a gorgeous building. My visit was…read morefor a funeral luncheon, I honestly didn't think they would hold all of us and was unsure how they would accommodate but they didn't disappoint! Every room had carving stations and buffet lines, some rooms had shrimp cocktail and hors d'oeuvres. Multiple rooms had a bar available cocktail waitresses and waiters with different hors d'oeuvres and seating or pub style tables for people to eat at. After a day of mourning the Buffalo Club sure did know how to cheer everyone up and celebrate a life that will be sadly missed!

Enjoyed a Friday night dinner at one of the most elegant clubs in North America…read more Although they featured a tantalizing fish fry I opted for a stuffed chicken with baked potato and broccoli/ peas. The staff was very attentive and personable. The dinner was served in an oval shaped room that is without equal , as a designer of high end restaurants I realize this kind of room is beyond the budgets of the most expensive restaurants anywhere today. Dessert was a chocolate mousse that had a subtle richness that was extraordinary. A beautifully presented dining experience in a spectacular setting.

We had our daughter 's wedding at the Twentieth Century Club. The ceremony and cocktails were in…read morethe magnificent garden. We went to the dining room for dinner and dancing. The entire e ent was magical. Food was delicious and the staff were very gracious. I would highly recommend this venue

My wife and I joined the Valley Club recently to expand our social network and also for our small…read morechildren to participate in more activities. So far we like what the club has to offer. Our 3 year old has picked up some tennis lessons and we have attended a few brunches (Santa) and happy hours. I foresee us using the Club to entertain out-of-towners and for dinner on special occasions. I will all try to pick up paddle or pickleball at some point. I imagine it's also a good place to network for business (not for me) and to meet people you wouldn't necessarily meet in your existing network.

The most phenomenal dinner/experience for my 35th birthday this past Saturday 1/14. The reciprocal…read moredining was unmatched. Everything was more delicious than the next. I had the Caesar salad to start followed by the shrimp and scallops scampi. Fresh hot rolls were served up as well. Drinks were a plenty and the night was spectacular. It definitely made this birthday super special and one to remember for a long time to come. The birthday cake with the fresh raspberries was the finishing touch. It was easily the best cake I have ever had.