Event Planning

As the headquarters of NatCity Investments, which went bankrupt in the 2008 financial meltdown on Wall Street, National City Bank ended its 87-year-old run and closed.

In early 2015, Cleveland’s Millennia Companies purchased the Garfield Building and converted the building’s old offices into 123 apartment units and retail space. In 2017, the opulent old bank at 623 Euclid Avenue has been restored and transformed into the one-of-a-kind Marble Room Steak and Raw Bar. Significantly, the bank’s lower level vaults, once some of the largest in the country, have been updated and re-decorated to create an ultra-exclusive private party space. Bank executives’ offices have been converted to dining boardrooms and cocktail lounges available for private dining and parties. Antique fixtures and gilded tiles have been lovingly restored and are historic focal points of the new, eclectic décor. New features, like an all-glass wine cellar above the bar, house hundreds of fine wines from around the world. A sushi and raw bar proudly displays the freshest seafood. Fabrics, acoustic panels, soft seating, and carpeting have all been carefully selected and installed to quiet the grand, marble-pillared space and provide dining comfort. Photographic art by renowned fashion and portrait artist, Greg Lotus, add an unexpected, playful element to the seriousness of this grand, architectural gem.

Mon-Thurs 11:30-10:00
Friday 11:30-11:00
Saturday 5:00-11:00
Sundays open for special events