WORLD FAMOUS GENTLEMEN’S CLUB, SCORES, RE-OPENS AFTER HIATUS:

Renovated and under new management

Robert’s  Steak House at Scores

536 west 28th st. between 10th & 11th ave. – new york, new york – 10001      
phone    212-868-4900      
fax    212-868-4414.

Webaite:http://www.scoresny.com/index.html      
hours of operation -    night club      
monday – friday    5:00p.m. – 4a.m.      
saturday    7:00p.m. – 4a.m.      
sunday    8:00p.m. – 2a.m.      
hours of operation    restaurant      
monday    5:30p.m.-12:00a.m.      
tuesday – wednesday    5:30p.m. – 12:30a.m.      
thursday – friday    5:30p.m. – 3:00a.m.      
saturday    7:30p.m. – 3:00a.m.      
sunday    closed    
dress code:
scores new york requires both male and female guests to be appropriately attired at all times. collared shirts, slacks & shoes are required. t-shirts, ripped jeans, sweat pants & sneakers are not permitted. hats must be removed before entering the club.
reservation policy    highly recommended for restaurant & cabaret.      
bachelor/private parties    for rates, reservations & availability, please contact 212-868-4900 or info@scoresnewyork.com      
parking    valet parking is available      
accepted credit cards    american express, visa/mastercard, diners club    

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Fine Dining Delightful Distractions

By Nancy Walman

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Renowned New York Institution SCORES announces its re-opening and restoration, after closing for a short time. The legendary gentlemen’s club, made famous by notorious radio host Howard Stern, is once again playing host to a star-studded clientele that frequented the establishment in the 90’s.

Located at 536 West 28^th Street, between 10^th & 11^th Avenues, the vast Chelsea space that once housed Scores West, has been extravagantly renovated to feature a restaurant modeled after the internationally acclaimed Roberts Steakhouse. Like its sister establishment, Roberts Restaurant will serve top-rated cuisine with a trendy twist to keep pace with New York’s gastronomic scene.

The new space offers 10,000 square feet of adult entertainment and accommodations for over five hundred guests. The visual focal-point of the club is a one of a kind proscenium stage framed by flat screen televisions. The refurbished SCORES also features Vegas-worthy light shows, multiple satellite stages and an LED paved runway, to create a high-tech, multi-media ambiance.

In addition to the nightly lineup of entertainers, each of whom are headliners in their own rights, expect to see edgier burlesque type acts and cutting edge performance art aimed at ushering the upscale gentlemen’s club into the next level of modern era of adult entertainment.

Executive Chef Will Savarese will be lending his classical culinary skills to the kitchen of Roberts. Will’s accomplished resume boasts celebrated names like Le Cirque and Aureole as well as a lengthy stint at Le Cote Basque and La Cremaillere, where he was the Executive Chef and helped garner a 3 star rating from the New York Times.

One sample of his steak to die for, the 29 day, dry-aged Rib-eye, charred, rare on the bone & sliced, could make you an addict. The best steak in town? In my book, without question. Also, you may have to hock the family jewels to pay the tab, but hey fine dining never comes cheap. The magical fries are also worth a visit on their own. Amazingly, appetizers like tuna tartar with quail egg and hamachi, Asian-style with preserved ginger, sliced peppers and wasabi are delicious as  as well. Service is way up there and the girls are young, fresh and food for the eyes.

Chef Will may look like a kid, but he’s a total pro. Even desserts are terrific, whether they be a sexy rice pudding or a stylishly deconstructed banana split.

“Our mission is to bring back all the elements that made SCORES famous: the glamour, the celebrity and that sense of the unexpected,” says Mark Yackow. Eventually, we plan to expand across the country, but for now, we’re focused on our hometown.

SCORES  features eighteen individually-themed private rooms, many with their own flat screens, sound systems and temperature controls, ranging from the whimsical Celebrity Rooms to the ultra spacious Presidential Suites, secluded on their own mezzanine for the end all in privacy and luxury.

The wine list is amazingly expensive, but this IS a club after all and you can stick to the excellent cocktails, or go for broke and order a bottle of the Mouton for . . . I remember it topped a thousand. There are special promos for groups that can keep the prices in line or for a treat, keep your eyes on the entertainment and enjoy. Remember: “Tomorrow may never come, For All We Know.”

Copyright 2009 By Punch In International. All Rights Reserved.

 

LINCOLN CENTER OUT OF DOORS ANNOUNCES

 

LINCOLN CENTER OUT OF DOORS ANNOUNCES

ADDITIONS/UPDATES TO AUGUST SCHEDULE

MESHELL NDEGEOCELLO ADDED TO AUGUST 7^TH CONCERT ON BILL WITH RAUL MIDON;

TWO NEW ARTISTS JOIN LINE-UP FOR “MAZEL TOV, MIS AMIGOS” ON AUGUST 23

“ROOTS OF AMERICAN MUSIC” CONCERT

200 Guitarists (and 16 Bassists) Selected to Perform Rhys Chatham’s

A Crimson Grail (Outdoor Version) in its World Premiere on August 8

Acclaimed si

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nger, songwriter and bassist Meshell Ndegeocello will co-headline Lincoln Center Out of Doors’ concert in Damrosch Park on August 7, sharing a bill with Raul Midón. She replaces Rokia Traoré (previously announced) whose scheduled U.S. tour has been postponed. Ndegeocello blends jazz, funk, rock, rap and soul as she continues to develop the “neo-soul” genre she is credited with sparking. In the early 90’s, Ndegeocello was signed to Madonna’s Maverick recording label, one of the label’s first female artists. She has collaborated with Lenny Kravitz, the Indigo Girls, Madonna, The Rolling Stones and Vanessa Williams, among others. Some of her most memorable performances were ones where she joined forces with Chaka Khan and John Mellencamp. Ndegeocello’s albums, which fearlessly tackle racial, sexual and social subjects, have not only gained her 10 Grammy nominations but also international acclaim.

JOHNNY RODGERS AND THE JOHNNY RODGERS BAND

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FEINSTEIN’S AT LOEWS REGENCY

PRESENTS

AWARD WINNING SINGER/SONGWRITER

JOHNNY RODGERS

AND

THE JOHNNY RODGERS BAND

“POP… with pizAZZ”

JULY 17 & 18

FEINSTEIN’S AT LOEWS REGENCY, the nightclub proclaimed “Best of New York” by New York Magazine, and “an invaluable New York institution” by The New York Post, continues its 10th Anniversary season with the debut of award winning singer/songwriter/pianist Johnny Rodgers and the Johnny Rodgers Band in their new show “Pop… with pizAZZ” on July 17 and 18.  For “Pop… with pizAZZ” Johnny and his band will present tunes from the “new” American Song Book as well as timeless favorites.  The show – directed by Mark Waldrop and featuring Brian Glassman on bass, Danny Mallon on drums, Joe Ravo on guitar and special guest Tedd Firth on piano – runs at Regency Hotel (540 Park Avenue at 61^st Street).

For his show at Feinstein’s JOHNNY RODGERS – described as “a combination of Elton John, Billy Joel and James Taylor all rolled into one,” by Show Business Weekly and "a first-rate singer songwriter with robust vocals and exuberant pianism" by the Chicago Tribune – will celebrate his concurrent CD EP releases Bound Together and Let’s Make A Date which featured special guest Liza Minnelli.  Songs will include Rodgers indie/pop flavored originals such as the touching “Father’s Day” ballad, the rally cry title track, “Bound Together” and the Beatlesque “Cry for Freedom.”  The show will also feature his new radio single “The Best of You In Me” and the Randy Newman classic “You Can Leave Your Hat On”, which Rodgers performed at many of Minnelli’s concerts.

The Songs and Sass of Ethel Merman

DENISE COOPER AND NEIL KAHANOVITZ

PRESENT

KLEA BLACKHURST’s

“EVERYTHING THE TRAFFIC WILL ALLOW:

The Songs and Sass of Ethel Merman”

THE AWARD-WINNING ACTRESS AND SINGER RETURNS WITH HER

CRITICALLY-ACCLAIMED ONE WOMAN CONCERT

“We were watching a real talent, a performer we knew could delight us without ever singing a note that had once been

commandeered by Ethel Merman. We were not in thrall to the past: we were watching an interpretation

of it that had turned into something new.” – The New York Times

LIMITED ENGAGEMENT – 7 SATURDAYS ONLY