02About

It’s about
the guest.

Indulgence is our theme here. We’re at your service to craft the night you came for.

03The Experience

The night told
in three parts.

Hospitality isn’t a service we provide. It’s a sequence we believe in.

IThe Arrival

You step off the street into a different category of hospitality.

IIThe Rooms

Rich colors — oxblood, mahogany, brass, and low light. Whether it’s a rooftop, a wine cellar, a speakeasy, or a formal dining room, we have the variety you crave.

IIIThe Night

Come hungry, stay late, move around. A place worth telling the right people about.

04The Rooms

Four rooms.
One philosophy.

The Speakeasy is open. Three more follow this year. Each is its own world. All are built on the same idea.

The Speakeasy at Hide & Seek — brick, brass, gold-leaf portraiture
01 Open now

The Speakeasy

The original room. The one we built first, because everything else had to follow it.

Brick walls, low brass sconces, gold-leaf portraiture, a bar that runs longer than it has to. The Speakeasy is where the menu is served, where the cocktail program lives, and where the night starts — whether you’re here for dinner or just a drink at the bar.

Reservations are taken on Resy. The bar is walk-in only.

Reserve
The Rooftop at Hide & Seek — outdoor terrace at dusk with city skyline
02 Opens June 2026

The Rooftop

Open air, open hour, open bar — with a view of the valley.

Cocktails at altitude. A long bar against the glass, candle-lit cocktail tables under a soft sky, and the kind of room that turns sunset into a reason to stay another hour. Built for arrivals before dinner and the kind of night that doesn’t want to end.

Seasonal. We open with the weather.

The Dining Room at Hide & Seek — oxblood tile, brass pendants, leather banquettes
03 Opens August 2026

The Dining Room

A larger room, a longer table, the same intention.

Oxblood tile, arched bookshelves, brass pendants, leather banquettes, white tablecloths. The Dining Room is where the kitchen stretches its legs — longer menus, larger parties, a more formal arc to the night without the formality. The room you bring people to when the night needs to feel a little bigger.

The Wine Vault at Hide & Seek — brass-railed wine cellar with private table for two
04 Opens September 2026

The Wine Vault

Two seats. A thousand bottles. One night you’ll remember.

A private cellar room, brass-railed and lined floor-to-ceiling, with a single round table at the end. Built for two. Built for the table that wants the wine list to be the menu, and the night to be its own kind of secret.

Reserved by inquiry only.

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05What’s next

Now you’ve read about it.

The next part is harder to put in writing.

Reserve a table