Southampton Social Club Celebrates Ten Spectacular Years at the Top of the Hamptons Scene
Hamptons Southampton Social Club is toasting a major milestone, despite the unusual circumstances created by Covid-19. This year marks the big 1-0 for the perennially cool bar and restaurant located at 256 Elm Street. Now, to celebrate a decade of good times, owner Ian Duke says that he has transformed the club into an outdoor sanctuary.
“We’ve created an oasis that allows people to escape and have a little normalcy in the lives for an evening,” says Ian Duke, who also owns Southampton favorites Union Burger Bar and the new Union Sushi & Steak, as well as The Baylander, Prohibition and Lucky’s Famous Burgers in Manhattan. “We have an absolutely enormous outdoor space and we have all the safety features in place.”
The Southampton Social Club is still serving up its full menu of fresh sushi, seafood and steaks on its new synthetically turfed, high-heel-friendly lawn, which boasts room to seat 200 people while respecting social distancing protocols.
“Very fortunately, Southampton Social Club has been very busy over the years and as you can image what that does to a lawn,” says Duke. “So, we replaced the whole lawn with a special synthetic used in the best sports stadiums. People love it because it’s so picturesque. It’s absolutely epic.”
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But the Social Club’s latest and greatest innovation is a unique take on the classic silent disco. Guests receive headphones that change color based on whether you are enjoying the live DJ or any of the multiple stations available, so everyone can see what you listening to and join in.
“The silent discos are great because you can come dine with us and stay at your table, let your hair, and relax, while still being socially distance,” says Duke. “Over Labor Day weekend we are actually going to have live dueling DJs competition that you can enjoy through your headphones. It’s something a little bit different.”
About Ian Duke: Ian Duke is dedicated to making a difference in Southampton’s social and culinary scene. He is a partner in 6 restaurants, including: Prohibition, a live music bar, restaurant and lounge on New Yorks’ Upper West Side; 2 Lucky’s Famous Burgers located in Hell’s Kitchen and Chelsea in New York City; the prohibition-style speakeasy meets Hamptons’ glam destination, Southampton Social Club; The Baylander in Manhattan; Union Burger Bar; and most recently, Union Sushi & Steaks, which opened this summer at 40 Bowden Square in Southampton. Catering to a very diverse clientele, Duke’s restaurants are designed to be friendly for families, groups, locals, singles, as well as for parties and events.
