Cub
€1,240/year
A foot in the door for the curious.
- Priority booking at Meridian & The Gilded Cage
- Member rate on Den programming
- Two guests per visit
- Seasonal house dinner invitation
Est. 2027 · Lisbon · Members & their guests
Wildcat
A new species of hospitality — dining, cocktails, performance, and wellness, kept under one restless roof.
01 — Vision
One roof.
Nineteen hours
a day.
Most hospitality asks you to choose: a table, a bar stool, a seat in the dark, a quiet room to recover. Wildcat refuses the question. It is a single building that changes character with the light — a brasserie at noon, an atelier at dusk, a stage at midnight, a sanctuary at dawn.
We designed it as one organism rather than four businesses sharing a wall. The kitchen feeds the bar. The bar feeds the stage. The wellness floor undoes what the night put on. You arrive for dinner and leave two days later, having never quite wanted to step outside.
2,340m² across three floors
19hours open, daily
06:00cold plunge to last call
Meridian · Ground floor
02 — Dining
A kitchen that
keeps daylight hours
and night ones.
Meridian is the heart that everything else feeds from. Chef Idris Moroka cooks a fire-led menu that drifts across the Atlantic rim — Lisbon market mornings, West African larders, Brazilian smoke. Eighty-four seats, an open hearth, and a seven-course tasting that quietly rewrites itself every few weeks.
- Format Seven-course tasting & à la carte hearth
- Seats 84 in the room · 9 at the pass
- Sourcing 31 named growers within 180 km
- Service Lunch from noon · dinner until 01:00
The Gilded Cage · Mezzanine
03 — Cocktails
A bar built
like a perfumer's
workshop.
Up the brass stair, The Gilded Cage is run by Lena Vásquez as part laboratory, part lounge. Forty-some house infusions age in glass along the back wall — fig-leaf brandy, burnt-honey vermouth, a clarified milk punch that takes nine days. The list is short on purpose and changes by the season, not the trend.
- Program 12 signatures · zero-proof equal billing
- Cellar 47 house infusions, aged in view
- Ritual Nightly 18:00 aperitivo hour
- Capacity 38 seated · 60 standing
04 — Entertainment
When the plates clear,
The Den wakes up.
The lower floor is a 220-capacity room with a real stage and an acoustic ceiling tuned by hand. Programming runs from jazz quartets and spoken-word to late electronic residencies — three resident artists a season, plus the unannounced. Doors stay loose; the set times don't.
Residencies
Three artists in seasonal residence, composing for the room itself.
Late Sessions
Unlisted sets from 23:00, announced only to members that morning.
The Listening Bar
A 14-seat valve-amp corner spinning vinyl until the lights come up.
The Vault & whole-house buyouts
05 — Events
Take a room,
a floor, or the
entire animal.
Private dining lives in The Vault — a 22-seat chamber behind a steel door with its own cellar and chef. Beyond it, the whole house can be handed over: a 260-guest standing takeover that moves from hearth to bar to stage as the night unfolds. Brand launches, weddings that refuse to be ordinary, and dinners that have no name on the invitation.
- The Vault 22 seated · dedicated chef & cellar
- Salon 70 seated · 110 standing
- Whole house Up to 260 across three floors
- Production In-house lighting, sound & floral studio
06 — Membership
The Prowl.
Wildcat is a members' house first, open to their guests second. The Prowl is capped, deliberately small, and renewed by the room rather than the wallet. Three ways in.
Prowler
€3,860/year
For those who treat the house as a second address.
- Everything in Cub, plus a held table on request
- Access to Late Sessions & the Listening Bar
- Wellness floor — plunge, sauna, treatment room
- The Vault, once a quarter, at member rate
- Four guests per visit
Apex
€11,500/year
Eighty-eight seats only. By invitation, renewed by us.
- The standing table — yours, any night
- Chef's counter & off-menu kitchen access
- Two whole-house guest passes annually
- First call on residencies & future houses
- A key. Literally.
Request an invitation
Membership opens in waves ahead of the 2027 flagship. Tell us a little; we read everything.
07 — Future Expansion
One house now.
A small, strange
pride to follow.
Wildcat is built to be rare, not everywhere. Each house is shaped to its city rather than stamped from a template — same instincts, different animal. The roadmap, as we see it today:
-
2027
Lisbon — Flagship
The original. 114 Marula Quarter, three floors above the river. The house everything else is measured against.
-
2028
Mexico City — Roma Norte
A courtyard house built around a wood-fired heart, with a rooftop stage open to the night.
-
2029
Singapore — Tanjong Pagar
A vertical Wildcat: dining, atelier, and a glass wellness floor stacked in a single tower.
-
2030
The Azores — The Retreat
Not a house but an island week. Members only, sixteen rooms, no clocks. Where the pride goes to disappear.