La Maison

User Review:

• Don't look too closely at the décor or model-types (like Naomi Campbell) that frequent this urban hip-hop club and sushi lounge. Wearing around the edges, the black-and-white tile entry and red-painted walls leading to the bi-level nightclub is showing signs of stress. The '80s Versace décor features a multitude of massive, not always matching chandeliers with Venetian plaster walls and low-flung seating areas. The walls speak of high-end champagne endorsements and logos of hip-hop culture. The club is also home to a sushi-style restaurant, known as the Sushi Sofa, featuring a long knee-level dining table with Moroccan style seating area of upholstered pillows and uncomfortable stools. What is spot-on is the crowd consists of leggy fashion types and dressed-up 20-spmething millionaires on hand for weekend hip-hop nights that remain unrivaled in the city (Jetset Report.com).
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