05/15/2026
Before Las Vegas claimed the floor show and Broadway refined the spectacle, New York had the Diamond Horseshoe. Billy Rose’s legendary supper club in the basement of the Paramount Hotel ran from 1938 through the 1940s on a diet of chorus girls, big band music, and dazzling glamour. It gradually fell into disrepair after being left abandoned for decades. Stonehill Taylor and reinvented the famed club into what is now to accommodate an immersive, interactive dining experience, while reviving the space’s decadent, old-world mystique. Curved lines trace the original oval, an ornamental ceiling arches overhead, and raised seating pods and a DJ booth sit where the floor shows once ran.
