Harmonie Club

We had a fabulous time at brunch here. The service was on point. The staff was friendly and always there to assist with anything we may have needed. My first stop was the omelette station. They had three different cheeses to choose from, different meats and vegetables. I got goat cheese with spinach and mushrooms and really enjoyed it.
The chilled shrimp cocktail and lobster claws and tails were incredibly fresh. I happen to like tartar sauce with my seafood, but they only had cocktail out. They called the kitchen and by the time I sat down at our table, I had a dish of tartar sauce waiting for me.
This is a members only club and I had the pleasure of being invited to brunch. This place is a true gem.

The Harmonie club is a exquisite club that is located in the heart of midtown. It is to my knowledge a members only club, but does allow guests to be accompanied with said fellow members. The building itself has quite some history, for being a members club for Jewish folk since the mid 1800s. One of few clubs still around since then for the jewish population, although I’m sure times have changed and it doesn’t seem as if religion is checked at the door.
My review is based on mainly the dining and the décor. For starters, the establishment has a very polished look. Very well maintained and the staff are super friendly. There are multiple floors that offer amenities such as private dining room/​ballroom, Pool, Basketball courts, Squash Courts, a theater, and so on.
I have dined here on several occasion and the food has always impressed me. Whether it be Buffet style or A la Carte, you wont be disappointed. The two items that truly stood out to me are believe it or not, Their Oysters and Omelet. Im a huge lover of oysters and order them often in some of the fines restaurants in NYC, my goodness. This place has some amazing oysters. Everyone at my table agreed they taste like silk on your tongue. And yes, surprisingly, the omelet actually amazed me as well. Ive never eaten eggs and said Wow.Mmmmm. And Harmonie has done that exact thing.
The staff is something to brag at on another level. Every single person from floor one to five is gracious and super polite. The word inviting is an understatement. Thanks guys for keeping this place alive. Will be back

I enjoyed the Harmonie Club very much. They keep the location very nice and clean. It is a bit smaller than other clubs in New York, but has a lot of character and a very interesting history. The 2^nd and 3^rd floor conference and dining spaces are excellent for an event.
Their food is very good, and their staff very attentive. I had a broken leg and was visiting for a Tufts University alumni event, and the wait staff took care of me, including bringing me drink and food instead of having to wait in line (my date helped as well).
The Harmonie Club is located at the beautiful 5^th and 59^th street intersection, which has the flagship Apple Store, Bergdorf Goodman, the Plaza Hotel and Central Park surrounding. Across the street is the Metropolitan Club, another very nice location…
Should you be lucky enough to attend an event here, you will not be disappointed!

I’ve been to a number of events at the Harmonie Club and it is still one of my favorite of NY’s elite institutions like the Metropolitan Club, Union Club, etc. The spaces in the club’s McKim, Mead and White building are magnificent and kept in immaculate condition. The food is outstanding and service is always impeccable Truly «old world» and a special place. I highly recommend.

My experience here was extraordinary, and it made for extremely happy guests, namely, one very happy young man celebrating his Bar Mitzvah.
Located close to the grandeur of the corner of 5^th and 59^th, approximately 200 people attended the ceremony and after party at the Harmonie Club, «One of New York’s oldest and most prestigious private clubs», from 10:30 through 5:30 on a Saturday afternoon. The entire event took place on various levels of the club, with the religious ceremony happening in the Main Dining Room on the 5^th Floor, the cocktail hour taking place in the Harmonie Room on the 3^rd Floor, and the after party taking place in the Ballroom Suite on the first floor. Each space was gorgeously appointed and, frankly, quite stunning. The Ballroom Suite, split into a main area with two salons, was perfect for catering to the needs of both the adults and kids. While the adults got the dining area, the kids got both salons, complete with a lounge area and a gaming area with blackjack tables and slot machines in line with the casino theme of this particular Bar Mitzvah after party. (Lucky kids!)
The staff of the club was absolutely amazing! Not only were they on their game on virtually every level imaginable, most I encountered were very personable. During the after party, while dealing with the serving of salads, dinners, and desserts, my specific table’s waitress was an absolute doll and conversed with us in a very genuine way. They helped guide us to different areas of the club when need be, mixed and served us drinks with professionalism, and made us all feel welcomed.
As for the food, our cups runneth over! For this ceremony, there were stations for both kids and adults. Admittedly, a lot of the adults slid over to the kids area during the cocktail hour to snag a few of their delicious fried mac & cheese bites! It’s not to say the tables of crudities, cheese, stir-​fries, and made — to — order pasta plates weren’t appreciated, but! Those fried mac & cheese bites were amazing! For the after party, we were served a delicious mozzarella salad with heirloom stewed tomatoes, artichoke hearts, grilled squash, and a pesto drizzle that was delectable. The mozzarella was fresh and soft, akin to a burrata. The beau and other guests at our table were actually glad two of our table guests never showed up; we may or may have not taken their salads and split them amongst ourselves. (Waste not, want not!) We had a choice of steak or salmon for a main course. Those who had the salmon loved it; I partook in the steak, which came out as a flavorful medium-​rare fliet mignon with a small scoop of mashed potatoes, asparagus, and carrots. The plate was perfect throughout. For dessert, guests were all offered a plate of small cookies per table and a delicious individual apple tart with vanilla bean ice cream per guest, along with a choice of coffee or tea. I am unsure of what delicious items the kids got, but I did see an ice cream bar on their side of the dining area, which made me burn with jealously just a little. Ha!
From start to finish, attending this event at the Harmonie Club was an honest to goodness treat. I doubt I’ll ever return unless invited to another ceremony here, but at least many of us can share in memories of this wonderful day.

My cousin held her wedding rehearsal dinner here. The food was really good and there was a lot for every type of eater. The bartenders were knowledgeable and made tasty drinks. The only downside was slow service and a cramped space — however, not a bad place!

five-​star review. wonderful venue.

I went to the Harmonie Club for a black tie dinner. I thought the setting was beautiful. The lounge was lushly decorated with a huge leather couch, marble, and lots of rich, dark wood. It looked very much like «Old NYC.» Our dinner was on the second floor. I was surprised that there was only one bathroom upstairs. The food was great. I was told by others who had been there in the past, that the food was mediocre, but that wasn’t my experience. I had a vegetarian meal, a salad appetizer and a fantastic spring pea risotto.

Beautiful location for an event– filled with old world charm.

Came for a holiday party and the place remains the same every year. The waitstaff are pleasant and eager to please, but the club itself is a little staid and old. It is how you would picture a place for older affluent people to hang out in Manhattan. The food was fine and the drinks were fine.

Posh and elegant. Facilities are very clean and ornate.
I came here for a professional function. Service was prompt and friendly although smooth operations wasn’t their forte but that might the fault of the organizer. Overall, the venue gets my vote.