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History

The founding father s of The Graduate Club held their first meeting on November 4, 1892. New Haven already had social clubs for undergraduates, but this was to be a special place for four - year college and university graduates. By 1902 the club had outgrown its first location. They purchased and renovated the Jonathan Mix house, which, since 1832, had been owned and occupied by Eli Whitney Blake and various family members.

It then became the new home of The Graduate Club.

In 2012 the Graduate Club acquired a neighboring club and rebranded itself as The Elm City Club. As a premier social club in downtown New Haven, located on the historic New Haven Green and surrounded by Yale University, the club is known for its superb cuisine and exceptional service

Parking

Metered street parking is available Monday–Friday. For your convenience, download the GO New Haven Parking Payment App Evenings (after 4:00 PM) and weekend parking is available in Yale Lot 51 located at 318 Temple Street

Dress Code–Business Casual

Trousers including khakis, tasteful denim, or Bermuda length shorts with collared shirts for men; dresses, casual slacks, or tasteful denim with appropriate tops for ladies. No graphic t-shirts.

Cell Phone Policy

Cell phone use is permitted at the club for all non-verbal communication, including texts and emails, anywhere in the club. As a courtesy to all members and guests, phones should be silenced in dining areas. Please use the Reading Room or step outside for all verbal communication.

General Hours of Operation

Breakfast Tuesday

Friday from 8:00 AM–10:00AM

Lunch Tuesday

Friday from 12:00 PM–2:00PM

Dinner

Wednesday & Thursday from 6:00PM–8:00PM
Friday & Saturday from 6:00 PM–9:00PM
(Saturday by reservation only)

The club is available for Private Events Monday–Sunday

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