The original location of h.wood Group's modern supper club — the 1920s-glamour fantasy that's since spread to Vegas and Miami. Delilah trades in old-Hollywood theater: dim jazz-age opulence, a see-and-be-seen crowd, and a comfort-food-deluxe menu of chicken pot pie, dry-aged steak, and the famous fried chicken, all served amid live music and a velvet-rope air. It's as much nightlife as dinner — a celebrity magnet where the reservation is a flex. Come dressed, come for the scene, and order the fried chicken.