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A Church Reborn

Old-world glamour meets modern energy inside one of Fort Lauderdale's most storied rooms.

The restored 1920s church dining room at Jay's with chandeliers and stained glass

Jay's lives inside a restored 1920s church in the heart of Flagler Village. The bones of the sanctuary are still here: a stone facade, soaring arched windows, vaulted ceilings and original stained glass, now wrapped in plush leather booths, deep red velvet curtains, and the low glow of candlelight.

By day it's a refined steakhouse: USDA Prime and dry-aged cuts, a raw bar built around the day's catch, and a drinks program that doesn't miss. By night the room shifts. Live music, DJs and cabaret turn dinner into something closer to a performance, and three bars keep the energy going late.

It's where old-world glamour and modern swagger break bread at the same table. The kind of place where Frank Sinatra and Biggie Smalls would have felt right at home.

Good to Know

Before You Visit

Dress Code: Business casual. We kindly ask guests to avoid shorts, tank tops, baseball caps, flip-flops, sweatpants, and swimwear. Jackets are not required, but encouraged for gentlemen.
Corkage: Outside wine is welcome. A $45 corkage fee applies per 750ml bottle.
Cake Cutting: Bringing your own celebration cake? A $35 cake-cutting fee applies.

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