Haute New Spot: SBE’s Nightingale Plaza
The perfect place for a secret assignation...or dinner.
Angelenos are singing the praises of Nightingale Plaza, a hot new nightclub located in the Bird Streets.
Located in the former home of Greystone Manor, this SBE-owned boilte is a clubber’s paradise, a high-energy concept that pays homage to the venue’s native neighborhood, Nightingale Drive, a small road tucked behind the Bird Streets of Beverly Hills—which, over the years, has played host to many fabled after parties.
The company enlisted longtime design firm The Rockwell Group to transform the 6,500 square foot space into a reimagined, modernized European courtyard. Upon arrival, guests will enter through three circular, terraced chambers.
Once inside, patrons can dance, dine or lounge in four distinct environments: the main club room, an intimate porch bar, a VIP back bar and a plush outdoor garden oasis. Each of these spaces will cater to differing social experiences.
Flush with state-of-the-art technology and lighting, the main room will be the driving nucleus of energy, while the lounge and bar areas will offer an alluring backdrop of exotic foliage and magical surrealism. A wide array of custom libations and premium VIP bottle service will be available throughout the venue.
Make sure not to miss out on the custom cocktail menu, which offers modernized takes on classic libations like the Mezcal Penicillin—El Silencio Mezcal, house blended ginger syrup, house blended honey syrup and fresh lemon juice—and the Honey Sidecar—Hennesey Cognac, Cointreau orange liquor, house blended honey syrup—as well as avian-named cocktails (in homage to the Birds Streets) such as Red Robin—Knob Creek Rye Whisky, Pama Pomegranate Liquor, fresh lemon juice, simple syrup and soda water—and the Vanilla Warbler: Absolut Vanilla Vodka, house blended ginger syrup, fresh lime juice and seltzer water.
Nightingale Plaza, 643 N. La Cienega Blvd., Los Angeles
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