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John Terzian and Brian Toll Built Delilah for Their Friends. 10 Years Later, They’re Bringing It to New York.

The h.wood Group co-founders talk about the void Delilah filled, the Dallas building they couldn’t pass up and the plating argument they still haven’t settled.

Ten years after opening the original Delilah in West Hollywood, John Terzian and Brian Toll are taking their supper club national, and finally to New York. In January, they opened Delilah Dallas, the brand’s fourth location after Los Angeles, Wynn Las Vegas and Miami. It’s also the largest: a 15,000-square-foot room in the Design District with a full band and dancers. Lady Delilah, their first New York venue, is due November 3.

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Terzian and Toll brought in a strategic growth investment from DIAFA, an Abu Dhabi luxury hospitality company, at a nine-figure valuation, and The h.wood Group became DIAFA’s first hospitality partner. This year........

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