Dallas to welcome new supper club
This spring, a unique concept called The Oxford Rose Tavern & Supper Club is coming to Uptown Dallas in the former location of Ruth Chris (and, for a short time, the Sugar Factory).
According to a new release, The Oxford Rose is a venue made up of two parts, The Tavern and The Supper Club, each with a sophisticated feel and subtle European influences.
When a new venue opens, a number of printed materials are generally required - the first of which could involve banner printing services.
The Tavern is designed for human interaction with drop down screens, a U-shaped bar, a feature green wall, a custom bar, and a shuffleboard table. The Supper Club offers an immersive dining experience in an intimate environment with live entertainment ranging from comedy to jazz to high-energy DJ sets.
The managing partner of Oxford Rose, and one of many contributors, is Ceferin Oliva, with collaboration from The Miró, which is a 180 unit, 15-story apartment building. Included in those 15 stories is a five-story parking garage and a ground floor of about 10,000 square feet of retail floor space.
Josh Held designed the aesthetics of Oxford Rose, which include the incorporation of Dallas cultural references with traditional English pub vernacular. Other highlights are fabric-shaded fixtures, with bespoke reclaimed wood furnishings featuring dark leathers.
According to a new release, The Oxford Rose is a venue made up of two parts, The Tavern and The Supper Club, each with a sophisticated feel and subtle European influences.
When a new venue opens, a number of printed materials are generally required - the first of which could involve banner printing services.
The Tavern is designed for human interaction with drop down screens, a U-shaped bar, a feature green wall, a custom bar, and a shuffleboard table. The Supper Club offers an immersive dining experience in an intimate environment with live entertainment ranging from comedy to jazz to high-energy DJ sets.
The managing partner of Oxford Rose, and one of many contributors, is Ceferin Oliva, with collaboration from The Miró, which is a 180 unit, 15-story apartment building. Included in those 15 stories is a five-story parking garage and a ground floor of about 10,000 square feet of retail floor space.
Josh Held designed the aesthetics of Oxford Rose, which include the incorporation of Dallas cultural references with traditional English pub vernacular. Other highlights are fabric-shaded fixtures, with bespoke reclaimed wood furnishings featuring dark leathers.