Restoration Hardware Restaurant: RH's Foray into Fine Dining
On a recent night at the Dining Room at RH Guesthouse New York - a restaurant from the home-design company formerly known as Restoration Hardware - patrons were treated to a decadent feast in a luxurious, yet understated, setting. RH's foray into the restaurant business has cemented its reputation as a luxury brand, offering customers not only high-end furniture and home decor, but also fine dining experiences.
RH, also known as Restoration Hardware, has opened 15 fine dining restaurants within their furniture stores across the U.S. and Canada over the past few years, including RH Rooftop Restaurant in Chicago and RH Yountville in California's wine country. These restaurants have become destinations in their own right, with menus showcasing seasonal, locally-sourced ingredients and elegant decor that complements the company's signature design aesthetic.
This might soften the blow for those who are upset about RH (née Restoration Hardware) opening a store in Montecito's Upper Village - it will also house a restaurant. The company's move into the restaurant business has been a savvy one, allowing them to offer a complete lifestyle experience to their customers.
Those in search of the newest place to eat caviar and sip Champagne in an underground lair may choose to visit RH Guesthouse, a luxury hotel and restaurant in New York's Meatpacking District. The restaurant's menu features classic American dishes with a modern twist, such as Maine lobster rolls and truffle fries, and is housed in a stunning space with soaring ceilings and plush velvet banquettes.
RH's restaurants have become known for their elegant, upscale decor, which includes crystal chandeliers, plush leather chairs, and marble-topped tables. The company's commitment to quality craftsmanship extends to their food as well, with menus that showcase the best of local, seasonal ingredients.
Palm Court is a stately RH restaurant in the Dogpatch that's all style, no substance. But hey, at least you can get dressed up and have a fancy cocktail or two. The restaurant's decor is inspired by classic French bistros, with gleaming brass accents, black-and-white tile floors, and vintage mirrors. The menu features classic bistro fare such as escargots, steak frites, and moules marinieres.
RH's restaurants are also known for their extensive wine lists, featuring bottles from some of the world's top wineries. The company's commitment to sustainability extends to their wine program as well, with many of their offerings coming from organic, biodynamic, or sustainable vineyards.
The Marin County-based firm formerly known as Restoration Hardware has acquired two companies and hired a top former high-end home-design executive as the company continues to expand. The move into the restaurant business has been a key part of the company's growth strategy, as they seek to offer customers a complete lifestyle experience.
RH's restaurants have become popular destinations for special occasions, from weddings and anniversaries to corporate events and holiday parties. The restaurants offer private dining rooms and event spaces, as well as catering services for off-site events.
In conclusion, Restoration Hardware's move into the restaurant business has been a smart one, allowing the company to offer customers a complete lifestyle experience. RH's restaurants have become destinations in their own right, offering elegant decor, locally-sourced cuisine, and extensive wine lists. The company's commitment to quality craftsmanship extends to their food as well, with menus that showcase the best of local, seasonal ingredients. RH's foray into the restaurant business has cemented its reputation as a luxury brand, and the company's continued expansion shows that they are committed to offering customers the best in home design and fine dining.
