Foundation Room Opens Up to Public

FOOD & DRINK

It's after hours for all as the chic and unique Foundation Room at the House of Blues, exclusively membership driven formerly, now grants public access to its many splendors. Benji Madden helps kick off the new concept Sunday, Oct. 30.

By Lauren Wainwright

Add Comment | Comments: 0 | Posted Oct. 25, 2011

Membership has its privileges, but as long its dress code is adhered to – business casual for dining and upscale nightlife attire for after-hours events — the swanky and lavishly adorned Foundation Room at House of Blues is now open to all.

Starting Sunday, Oct. 30, with an open invitation event featuring Benji Madden of the band Good Charlotte, the Foundation Room is introducing its new weekly “After Hours” nightlife scene. This all new nightlife offering will feature celebrity guest performers, extended hours of operation, select drinks, and complimentary party bus ride between The Pool After Dark at Harrah’s every Saturday between 2-4:30am. New Foundation Room hours are Thursday, Friday and Saturday, 6-10pm for dinner, Thursdays and Fridays 10pm-1am for After Hours, and until 6am Saturday.

Benji Madden, right, will help kick off the Foundation Room's new "After Hours" concept.

“We are continually raising the bar and improving our nightlife options for Atlantic City visitors, guests and residents, and the new After Hours does just that, ” says Howard Weiss, regional director of nightlife operations for Caesars Entertainment.

The Foundation Room offers more than just a new nightlife scene and sensational Asian/Indian-influenced décor, which includes hand-painted mahogany doors, ceremonial masks, authentic Persian rugs, large ornate bar area, and a labyrinth of little cubbyholes and private “prayer rooms.” One of its best assets is its location, including spectacular ocean views.

After Madden on Oct. 30, “After Hours,” DJ Jazzy Jeff will host the After Hours party on Saturday, Nov. 6. Admission starts at $10.