
Class Soiree Steakhouse in Florida has begun hosting special dinners where patrons can dine without clothes. This unique event format was launched in the city of Hollywood, according to local TV station Local 10 News.
The events take place on the first Monday of every month. The initiative came from the restaurant’s chef and owner, Murad Ali, who sought to draw attention to the establishment and attract new customers.
According to the owner, the unusual concept has already generated significant interest. Meanwhile, staff members continue to work in their regular uniforms and are required to treat the dinner participants just as they would any other guest.
The cost of attendance depends on gender and the type of booking. Tickets are priced at $250 for men and $150 for women, while couples can purchase two spots for $300.
The organizers emphasize that the event is legal. Local government representative Joann Hussey stated that current regulations do not prohibit such dinners, as the restaurant staff remains fully clothed.
The owners of Class Soiree Steakhouse hope to turn this unique concept into a regular monthly event and attract a clientele interested in unconventional entertainment.