Chameleon Club
A Club Like No Other
A club where, when you walk in, you know half the crowd—and want to know the other half.
Chameleon Club is a private, invite-only dinner and cocktail club set within Charleston's historic Long Room at 2 Unity Alley. In 1789, this room welcomed President George Washington during his Southern tour. Today, it is once again what it was always meant to be: a place for remarkable people to gather.
The Space
Designed for conversation, comfort, and a little theater.
Inside: soaring ceilings, chandeliers, art-lined rooms, lounge seating built for lingering, a full bar, exceptional music, four distinct dining spaces, and three lounges—all designed for conversation, comfort, and a little theater.
Member Privileges
Membership at Chameleon Club has its privileges.
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A carefully curated, board-approved membership—designed so the room feels familiar, yet always interesting.
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Access to the Historic Long Room—one of Charleston's most iconic spaces, reimagined exclusively for members.
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A full dining menu featuring the best food in Charleston—prime rib, dry-aged steaks, fried oysters, tuna tartare, and more.
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Access to seven private spaces—four dining rooms, three lounges. Reservable any day of the week.
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Preferred reservations and specials at Cloud Bar Restaurant and Clarence Fosters Bar, both located below Chameleon Club.
Our Space
Some spaces are designed. Others are inherited.
Chameleon Club resides within the Long Room at No. 2 Unity Alley—a structure dating to the late 18th century, originally built as a formal gathering space above a working kitchen and courtyard. In 1789, it hosted dinners for the Society of the Cincinnati and welcomed President George Washington during his Southern tour. Today, it remains what it was always intended to be: a place for people to gather.
Membership by Invitation
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Membership is by invitation only. A limited number of memberships are released over time.
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