1818 Club

An upscale addition to the Gwinnett Chamber! This club is amazing. When you step out of the elevator you embark upon a new venture. You escape the life you know & enter a luxurious atmosphere. I was invited here for an after party and I’m so glad I went! The DJs were great! We did the Cupid shuffle & the wobble. Kudos Gwinnett Chamber on a job well done!

Had a lunch-​in for my job here and did not know what expect. The restaurant is on the third floor at the Gwinnett Chamber of Commerce building. When you first get off of the elevator it doesn’t seem like much, but once you go into one of the reserves rooms it’s a different story. The décor is subtle and great for meetings or functions.
As for the food… delicious!!! We had a buffet style lunch where they served salad, asparagus, baked potato wedges, lasagna, chicken Marsala, and fruit. We had two deserts: tiramisu and a small parfait cup. All was delicious and fresh. I was disappointed that we weren’t offered sweet tea or a hot beverage. All in all I would come again if invited lol.

We have found the service and food to be excellent. I sure wish they were open for Brunch on Sundays. Their special Mother’s day brunch was very nice. Very crowded. Lines for dessert were silly. One of our favorite places.

Very nice facility, good quality food and professional, attentive service! I enjoyed a tour and lunch with a coworker who just signed up for membership. She clearly will get a lot of use from this place!

A very nice club.
Food is top notch, service is always good.
This is the place for a business dinner with clients that offers privacy for discussions.
The happy hour and bar is also a comfort.
It is a private club that to me is worth it’s weight.

First up: I’m not a member. I’ve been here 5 or 6 times as a guest when someone wanted to impress me enough to get me to buy something from them or to schmooze me into believing that I should be happy they were including me in their exclusive little circle and should JUMP at the chance to include them in one of my deals. In spite of having to deflect devious platitudes and bon mots while adroitly plying my food with knife and fork, I found that the food here is quite good. My favorites are the London Broil, the Roasted Pepper Soup, the Grouper Filet, and the Chicken Salad Pita plate. I’m always going to take someone up on a free meal offer but I refuse to be their post-​prandial nut.

Had dinner as a guest recently and the atmosphere is as expected for a traditional American style club house restaurant in GA. It is on the 3^rd floor and has many private areas for functions /​business dinners. The lighted fireplaces, homelike bookcase décor, marble, floral wallpaper, gilded frames of birds and brass accents all add to the warm soothing quiet old school type of ambiance. The food is as expected. Traditional with some modern additions but pretty safe middle of the road fare. I personally thought the salad had too much dressing but overall nicely presented. The mashed potatoes were smooth but nothing exciting to the palate. Like I said earlier, it’s all traditional American fare without much pizazz but for those who like that reassuring comfort, it will hit the spot for them. The staff are very polite and helpful of course.

While social clubs are a little expensive by nature, The 1818 Club is actually pretty reasonable. If you can handle the small initiation fee and about $ 80/​mo, the food and service are the best in Gwinnett.
When you walk it you are greeted by name and treated like a rockstar. Ali is there to treat you like it is his home and you’re a guest. He’s worth the trip by himself. The whole staff is great and I love to meet people there for business.
Tip: try the 1818 chicken salad ($ 9)