Contact

51 Courtland Street
Providence, Rhode Island 02909 USA

PHONE 401 227 9300
EMAIL members@courtlandclub.com

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Street parking only. All spots in the lot next to the building are reserved by our residential neighbors.

Our schedule sometimes changes due to special events and private bookings.

Hours

TH 5pm-12midnight
F/SA 5pm-1am
SU 5pm-11pm with LIVE JAZZ at 6 and 8:30
Kitchen closes at 10:30pm TH-SA and 9:30pm SUN
Sometimes open on W for special events
M/TU CLOSED
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What is Courtland Club?

Courtland Club is a cocktail bar, restaurant, social club and performance venue. Our food program is called Nimki, by Chef Nikhil Naiker, offering a unique menu he calls "New England Tropical." We have Live Jazz every Sunday, as well as DJ sets most other nights featuring an eclectic assortment of tunes from different eras, genres and places. Pull up to sip a drink, have a meal, hear some music, and make new friends.

Am I In The Right Place?

Sure are. A first visit to Courtland Club sometimes starts with a bit of mystique. With no signage in sight and a keypad on the front door, Guests wonder what’s on the other side of the entrance and how to get inside in the first place. Just turn the knob and you’ll find us inside ready to welcome you. Nothing makes us happier than seeing faces light up as they discover and enjoy Courtland Club for the first time.

What Used To Be Here?

The first clue that this place has a rich history might be the twin baking ovens built in to the back wall. In the 1920s and 30s, 51 Courtland Street housed bakeries included Rhode Island’s famed pizza strip maker Crugnale, as well as others like Public Service Bakery and Parisi Bakery. Around the end of World War II, as soldiers were coming home and looking for places to gather and socialize, the building became home to social clubs, including the Santa Maria Incoronata di Puglia, the San Bernardo Society and even briefly one called The Old Man Club. When we acquired the property we knew that the next thing happening here would nod to the building’s history as a joyful gathering place while also looking to the future with an eye on quality and inclusion.

Are you Members-only?

No. Not at all. We’re open to the public. Courtland Club is for fun-loving, open-minded appreciators of quality and nuance, of all genders, races, ethnicities, religions and personal identities. Why have Memberships at all then? For a couple reasons. One is to honor the history of our building and the region. The other is to offer an opportunity for our regulars to be more involved and invested in Courtland Club. More info on Membership here.