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1280Roscioli NYC is the first international outpost of Rome’s iconic Roscioli family, bringing generations of culinary excellence to a two-story SoHo destination. Known for its world-class salumi, cheeses, baked goods, and carefully curated wines, the restaurant pairs classic Roman dishes with a retail-style showcase of artisan Italian pantry staples.
“Roscioli is more than a restaurant; it’s a cultural experience,” says Jessica Blair from the Roscioli team, emphasizing the brand’s focus on storytelling, community, and uncompromising quality.
That philosophy carries into the @harbourclubmiami pop-up collaboration, which was sparked by a shared belief that members would connect deeply with Roscioli’s approach.
“We aim to reconnect with our loyal guests by giving them access to the flavors they already love in their own city,” Blair explains, “while also introducing new audiences to the authentic quality that defines Roscioli—our passion, craft, and culture.”
Head to the link in our bio to read the full feature.
1280The iconic members’ club has undergone a thoughtful transformation this summer, partnering with designer @martinbrudnizki to refine its spaces and introduce new experiences. Nikai, the Club’s Japanese restaurant, has moved to the ground floor, while the newly imagined Palm Room now serves as a “relaxed co-working space by day before transitioning into a more intimate, after-dark setting in the evening.” Founder @jamesejulius says the goal was to “create spaces that feel natural to spend time in — comfortable, stylish, and considered,” reflecting Harbour Club’s evolving identity while preserving its signature sophistication.
This season also marks the debut of the Harbour Club Music Series, which Julius describes as “something we’ve wanted to introduce for quite some time.” The new lineup includes “exceptional talent, international names, and a distinctly Harbour Club sense of occasion.” Alongside the series, members can expect an eclectic mix of events — from comedy and cabaret to padel tournaments and tastings — as well as refined new dishes at a’Riva and additions to the Club’s acclaimed art collection, including works by Cecily Brown and George Condo. “It’s about bringing people together in a setting that’s sophisticated but never stuffy,” Julius adds — a mantra that perfectly captures Harbour Club’s renewed spirit.
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8 months ago
From Rome to SoHo—and now beyond— @rosciolinyc continues to redefine how New Yorkers experience authentic Italian cuisine.
Roscioli NYC is the first international outpost of Rome’s iconic Roscioli family, bringing generations of culinary excellence to a two-story SoHo destination. Known for its world-class salumi, cheeses, baked goods, and carefully curated wines, the restaurant pairs classic Roman dishes with a retail-style showcase of artisan Italian pantry staples.
“Roscioli is more than a restaurant; it’s a cultural experience,” says Jessica Blair from the Roscioli team, emphasizing the brand’s focus on storytelling, community, and uncompromising quality.
That philosophy carries into the @harbourclubmiami pop-up collaboration, which was sparked by a shared belief that members would connect deeply with Roscioli’s approach.
“We aim to reconnect with our loyal guests by giving them access to the flavors they already love in their own city,” Blair explains, “while also introducing new audiences to the authentic quality that defines Roscioli—our passion, craft, and culture.”
Head to the link in our bio to read the full feature.
8 months ago
A new season is bringing fresh energy to @harbourclubmiami.
The iconic members’ club has undergone a thoughtful transformation this summer, partnering with designer @martinbrudnizki to refine its spaces and introduce new experiences.
Nikai, the Club’s Japanese restaurant, has moved to the ground floor, while the newly imagined Palm Room now serves as a “relaxed co-working space by day before transitioning into a more intimate, after-dark setting in the evening.” Founder @jamesejulius says the goal was to “create spaces that feel natural to spend time in — comfortable, stylish, and considered,” reflecting Harbour Club’s evolving identity while preserving its signature sophistication.
This season also marks the debut of the Harbour Club Music Series, which Julius describes as “something we’ve wanted to introduce for quite some time.” The new lineup includes “exceptional talent, international names, and a distinctly Harbour Club sense of occasion.”
Alongside the series, members can expect an eclectic mix of events — from comedy and cabaret to padel tournaments and tastings — as well as refined new dishes at a’Riva and additions to the Club’s acclaimed art collection, including works by Cecily Brown and George Condo.
“It’s about bringing people together in a setting that’s sophisticated but never stuffy,” Julius adds — a mantra that perfectly captures Harbour Club’s renewed spirit.
8 months ago