By Milton Kirby | Atlanta, GA | February 2, 2026

In an era of digital noise and fast fashion, Thee Manor Private Members Club stands as a defiant sanctuary of quiet luxury and refined intentionality. Located at 760 10th Street NW, this three-story enclave is not merely a social club; it is a meticulously curated experience designed to engage all five senses.

Founded in 2021 by Sir Jay-De Robinson and co-founder Chef Patricia, the concept emerged from what Managing Director Robinson describes as a void. “Exclusivity what I wanted for myself but couldn’t find became the reason to build it,” he said. The result is a carefully layered environment designed for mature adults who value presence as much as polish

A Three-Tiered Masterpiece

Even the furniture is intentional. Sixteenth-century Victorian chairs from England, antique cutlery, and antique serving utensils define the space. Nothing is modern unless it is meant to be.

The club is housed in a structure where every floor offers a distinct chapter of exclusivity.

The First Floor: Mr. Classic’s Haberdashery

The journey begins with the tactile. Here, the scent of fine textiles meets the sight of bespoke garments in various stages of creation. Members have access to over 1,000 seasonal fabrics and executive image consulting. Jay-De Robinson, a former professional musician, believes your aesthetic is your first introduction.

In any situation, “before they hear you, they must first see you so make sure what they are looking at is going to be worth listening to” he noted

After once being told to either dress down or teach the people around him to dress up, he chose the latter and Thee Manor became the answer.

The Second Floor: The Piano Bar & Gallery

The atmosphere shifts to the auditory and visual. High-back 16th-century Victorian chairs from England and artifacts from Italy and Asia provide the backdrop for a world-class piano bar. On the fourth Thursday of every month, the air fills with the jazz and blues stylings of pianist Philip Adair and vocalist Song Bird Maya Richardson.

The Third Floor: The Culinary Quarters

The pinnacle of the Manor is dedicated to the palate. Chef Patricia, a Philippine-born and French-trained pastry chef, curates seasonal menus and private dining experiences that blend her international expertise with the club’s antique-heavy elegance. Nothing is modern unless it is meant to be.

A private dining room sits just beyond the bar. Chef Patricia merges technique with imagination. Her culinary department was the second arm of Thee Manor to open, and her influence is unmistakable.

Beyond the Ambiance: The Power of “Netweaving”

While Thee Manor is steeped in history boasting an antique guest registry signed by every visitor since its inception its mission is firmly focused on the future.

The club hosts Mastermind Mondays, a dedicated safe space for entrepreneurs. Unlike standard networking, these sessions focus on “netweaving,” where members discuss business strategy, mental health, and financial hurdles in a supportive environment. For the women of Thee Manor, the second Saturday of each month is reserved for Tea Time, a dedicated space for collaboration and relaxation.

The Philosophy of the Unspoken

Art is the connective tissue of Thee Manor, featuring rotating exhibitions and immersive pieces, including works by celebrated artist Andrea McKenzie. Robinson maintains a strict philosophy regarding the collection:

“An artist should never explain their work to a viewer. They should craft, then allow the interpretation to come from the viewer.”

This ethos extends to every corner of the club. From smoking jackets and private lapel pins to shoe care and closet pickup services, Thee Manor is designed for the mature adult who understands that true luxury is felt, not just seen.

Every detail from antique cutlery to curated sound reinforces Thee Manor’s mission: come taste the food, feel the ambiance, and let your senses wander.

It is not simply a private members club.
It is a philosophy made physical.

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