SBE Entertainment Group





















































sbe Entertainment Group
Type
 Private
Industry Hospitality
Founded 2002; 16 years ago (2002)
Headquarters

5900 Wilshire Boulevard, Los Angeles, California
,
United States
Area served
 Worldwide
Key people
 Sam Nazarian
Products
Hotels
Restaurants
Nightlife
Real Estate
Owner Sam Nazarian
Number of employees
 1000+
Divisions SLS Las Vegas
Website SBE.com

SBE is a privately held, lifestyle hospitality company that develops, manages and operates hotels, residences, restaurants and nightclubs.


Established in 2002 by Founder and CEO Sam Nazarian, SBE’s established and upcoming hotel brands include SLS Hotel & Residences, Delano, Mondrian, Redbury, Hyde Hotel & Residences, Clift, Hudson, Sanderson and St Martins Lane. In addition, SBE has the following international restaurants and lounges: Katsuya, Cleo, The Bazaar by José Andrés, Fi'lia by Michael Schwartz, Umami Burger, Hyde Lounge and Skybar.


Dakota Development, an international real estate development group, and Disruptive Restaurant Group are subsidiaries of SBE.


In November 2016, SBE acquired Morgans Hotel Group adding 13 boutique hotels to its portfolio, including New York’s Hudson, the Mondrian and Delano brands, as well as Morgans Originals. Following the acquisition, SBE owns and operates over 20 hotels, 70 restaurants, and 42 lounges, and shares its headquarters between Los Angeles, New York City, and Miami.


Nazarian retained majority ownership of SBE, and remains its Founder & CEO, leading all day-to-day operations. Although Morgans was a public company, SBE acquired it in a "take-private" transaction, and therefore, SBE continues to be a private company.


SBE's visionary partners include designers Philippe Starck, Yabu Pushelburg, KPF, and Marcel Wanders, photographers David Rockwell and Matthew Rolston, and chefs José Andrés, Katsuya Uechi, Michael Schwartz, musician and actor Lenny Kravitz, and Danny Elmaleh.




Contents






  • 1 SBE Hospitality Brands


    • 1.1 Disruptive Restaurant Group


    • 1.2 Hotels & Residences


    • 1.3 Nightlife


    • 1.4 Dakota Development




  • 2 Former


    • 2.1 The Abbey




  • 3 References


  • 4 External links





SBE Hospitality Brands



Disruptive Restaurant Group


A subsidiary of SBE, Disruptive Restaurant Group, incubates and operates culinary brands. The restaurants include Katsuya, Cleo, The Bazaar by José Andrés, Hyde Kitchen + Cocktails, Fi’lia by James Beard Award-winning chef Michael Schwartz, K Ramen. Burger. Beer., and Umami Burger.



Hotels & Residences


New York



  • Hudson Hotel

  • The Redbury New York


South Beach



  • Delano Hotel

  • Mondrian Hotel

  • SLS South Beach

  • Shore Club Hotel

  • SLS Brickell

  • TownHouse Miami

  • The Raleigh

  • Hyde Hotels, Resorts & Residences

  • The Redbury South Beach


Los Angeles



  • Mondrian Hotel

  • SLS Beverly Hills


Las Vegas



  • Delano Las Vegas

  • SLS Las Vegas


San Francisco


  • Clift

Seattle


  • Hotel Audrey

Istanbul


  • 10 Karakoy

London



  • St. Martins Lane

  • Sanderson Hotel

  • Mondrian London



Nightlife


SBE’s nightlife consists of: Doheny Room, S Bar, Hyde, Nightingale, Skybar, Bar Nür, Fourteen, XIV Sessions, and more.



Dakota Development


Dakota Development, a division of SBE, has developed SLS locations in Beverly Hills, South Beach, Brickell, and Las Vegas as well as Redbury Hollywood, South Beach and other restaurants and venues around the world.
The group’s core capabilities include: master planning, design development and management, FF&E management, OS&E management, project management, construction management, value-driven engineering, unique “in-house’ capital markets division, institutional construction accounting platform, project budgeting and cash flow management.



Former



The Abbey


The Abbey is a bar and nightclub in West Hollywood, California. Originally established as a local coffee shop in 1991 by David Cooley, the bar was eventually purchased by SBE.[1] It is one of the highest tax revenue producing businesses in West Hollywood, California.[2]


The Abbey has been featured in a number of television series of interest to the LGBT community, including being the venue of the Logo original series Wisecrack. The club and its owner, David Cooley, have also featured in the Logo series Open Bar and Jacob and Joshua: Nemesis Rising and the TV series The Janice Dickinson Modeling Agency. Transgender actress Candis Cayne was featured in several lip-synch shows there in 2008.


Model and dancer Steven Dehler is a regular performer at The Abbey.[citation needed]


In late summer 2015, David Cooley announced he had purchased back his establishment from Nazarian's SBE. Cooley announced the purchase at his iconic haunt — the Abbey Food and Bar, located at 692 N. Robertson Blvd. — during his speakeasy-themed birthday party on Aug. 11. SBE no longer owns or has a controlling interest in the Abbey Food and Bar.[citation needed]



References





  1. ^ "Gay?" ~ Out Magazine in December 12, 2007.


  2. ^ "West Hollywood Tax Revenue Q4 2012" Spring 2013.




External links



  • sbe Entertainment Group

  • Abbey Food & Bar

  • SLS Hotels & Residences

  • Create Nightclub




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