Suzanne's in the Grove

I enjoyed working for Suzanne myself in Atlanta. Would love to know where she is or get in touch with her. If anyone has her contact info please email me.
thanks!

The fact is I know and worked for Suzanne, she was the G.M. at the Mutiny who hired me for the Upper Deck Manager position, and no she was never the manager at Faces in the Grove, but she did run Suzanne's in the Grove a totally different club. If people are trying to share information, they should make sure it is accurate. Paul R.

The one thing she did in that club I will always remember, was the brass name plates she would slide into each table to make it exclusive to the guests coming in. It was all flash in those days, and although true, Suzanne had a snobby style and she wasn't admired by many women, the men loved her....at least the ones I saw roaming around the clubs. I designed Cat's nightclub when Suzanne was the front woman for Monty and Steve. She knew every man by name and when they were treated well, they came back and spent money. Whatever you say about her, don't forget she paid her dues with the projects that failed, but she was one of the few who knew how to pull in her audience and make them come back for more. Name me one woman who can hold that accomplishment to her standing, in that era, in that city, so completely set apart from anything happening elsewhere....come on, I dare you:)

suzanne please call me at 786-443-4202, ASAP need to concect with you for Minage, Suzanne you and I are leathal together and I have the money, time and experiance,
Lets get going NOW CALL

Suzanne was the Queen

She Refused to Hire me originally but Tami and Lori Chadroff got me in.

This place was hot

We had White cards and Black Cards -

The White cards were for sell and the Black Cards were for the Elite.

Ray Corona Pulled a gun on me one night after he Snorted a half a llbs in the restroom and came out with it all over his face.

Suzanne was the best with me and she knew how to make ppl spend money in her club

Regines opened in the grand bay and became the next thing is what killed the club

It was owned by the Doctor who owned a lot of the grove land

Russel Herne Was the manager after the first few months - brought in from Jennifers on the Bay

Mike the Bartender - Tami Poindexter and of course Annette Paola

We poured Pateger Wine and of course was the Largest Liqour account in the State ( $ Dollar ) because of all the Dom perignon and Pierre Joet

We closed at 5 am and Rick James partied

Miami Sound System ( Machine ) Played New years - the year of Bad Boys

This Club rocked

She absolutely was the GM at The Mutiny. She worked there in 1974/75 as the Daytime Club Manager, and returned in 1981 as the GM. I worked as the Club Manager at night from 1974 to Jan 1983. I had the displeasure of working with her twice. Once with her and once for her. She didn't last long as GM, but no one did. She also ran Faces for a short while.

PS, she was NOT the GM at the Mutiny or Faces....

Suzanne was a drama drunk queen, she treated people like dirt. She was extremely jealous of all the female staff and was always having a fight with someone. In 1992 when Hurricane Andrew hit, she closed, she also didnt pay anyone their credit cards tips or salary from the week before. She was used to stealing from everyone....an amature, that she was, she could never open a club, she had no skills what so ever...she rode on everyone skirt tales.....

My tile company and I worked with the designer and made the ceramic tiles with the Suzzannes logo. The first batch came in wrong and we needed to remake them. They were in the bathrooms. remember?
I had a lot of fun at that club.

Wow! I didn't realize she was screening her members. Many who were members there had also been members of the Mutiny. I gues I was one of the lucky few. I had membership there and remember she would send a card for a complimentary split of champage for your birthday. I went there that nite and invited up my limo driver who got a little drunk and side swiped his limo on one of the concrete pillars exiting the underground parking lot. He had such a good time that nite that he didn't charge me for the limo.

Suzanne didn't have any money ~ she had backers. And she was a witch to work for, but a beginner compared to Burton Goldberg. The difference was that Burton knew what he was doing.

I worked at Suzannes until it closed in 1992 - made a lot of money but she was a witch to work for -

I worked as a Bartender at Suzanne's. Mu name is Fred. I wish to find some of the bar people who also worked there.

Another club we did the sound for. I had EAW cut the bass cabinet we used at Backstreets in half...making the BH440...and this was installed into a concrete cavity under the DJbooth. the rest of the system was Meyer UPA's