ZZ’s Club and Carbone Privato will open in November, and chefs will make guests anything they want.
on Thursday. The restaurant will take up the second floor of the 25,000-square-foot space, with the Japanese ZZ’s located on the ground floor, in addition to a tropical-inspired bar.
More ZZ’s Clubs may pop up across the country or even internationally in the future, with Zalaznick saying that the concept is a good model for expansion. And Major Food Group is planning to debut its first Mexican restaurant, Chateau ZZ, in Miami later this year. The hospitality company’s fine-dining takeover continues apace.
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