New York City is getting another members-only club, but this one is crossing the Atlantic with a serious reputation.
Annabel’s, the legendary London private members’ club, is officially coming to New York City’s Meatpacking District, where it will take over the distinctive triangular building at 675 Hudson Street. The NYC location is expected to open in 2027, marking Annabel’s first international outpost outside London.
And because this is New York, the building itself is getting a makeover worthy of the occasion.
The five-story former industrial building—nicknamed the “Little Flatiron” because of its unusual shape—will be restored and renovated, with plans for a new rooftop pavilion. The NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission approved the design in 2026, clearing the way for the transformation.
So what exactly will be inside? Think dining rooms, bars, event spaces and the kind of polished hospitality that made Annabel’s London famous. The club’s interiors are being designed by Martin Brudnizki, the designer behind Annabel’s celebrated London interiors.
The location is also fitting. Meatpacking has become one of NYC’s biggest playgrounds for restaurants, nightlife and private clubs, and Annabel’s is arriving right in the middle of it.
Membership details and NYC pricing have not yet been officially announced, so New Yorkers hoping to get past the velvet rope will have to wait a little longer.
For now, consider this your warning: Meatpacking is about to get even more exclusive.
Annabel’s NYC is coming in 2027. Start practicing your “Sorry, members only” face now.
