Make Page Six a Preferred Source Bill and Hillary Clinton post-gamed last week’s midterm elections with a night out in New York City on Friday.
We hear the 42nd POTUS and former Secretary of State were spotted dining with a large group at Union Square hot spot Vinile Chophouse after hitting a show on Broadway, a source exclusively told Page Six.
We hear they were joined by 14 other people, including Bill’s brother, Roger Clinton.
“The two enjoyed quite the spread, including filet mignon, signature ribeye, salmon, sea bass, boar ragù, shrimp cocktail, fried shrimp, Caesar salad, and Vinile’s focaccia with tomato sauce and stracciatella,” the source shared, adding that drink orders at the table included Tito’s vodka sodas, Belvedere, Peroni and the restaurant’s Raspberry Beret cocktail.
The Union Square eatery and its sister restaurant, VINYL, have seen a slew of celebrity visitors in recent weeks, including visits from Keke Palmer, 2 Chainz, Emma Roberts, Tiffany Haddish, Drew Barrymore, Sarah Michelle Gellar and more.
The previous evening, G-Eazy put on a surprise show at a Hip-Hop History Month celebration at East Village speakeasy, Fat Social Club.
“G-Eazy grabbed the mic for an impromptu performance, electrifying the packed room! Other notable guests included Cory Gunz, Rome Streetz and more,” a spy told Page Six.
The event kicked off with a Columbia Bugaboo party featuring DJ Evil Dee, “Video Music Box” host Ralph McDaniels and legendary skate filmmaker RB Umali at the East Village hotspot, co-owned by Statik Selektah and Clifford Cho.
The festivities continued with Statik’s live SiriusXM broadcast and an exclusive listening party for his new album, “Expensive Taste,” in partnership with Mass Appeal.
Also Thursday, Lesley Stahl was honored at The Power 100 Luncheon at The Modern.
Celeb guests in attendance at the event — thrown by Joanna Coles, chief content officer of the Daily Beast and Uber — included Cynthia Nixon, Gayle King, Samantha Bee, Kara Swisher, Melora Hardin and Bobbi Brown.
That same night, Stacey Bendet celebrated the launch of Alice + Olivia x Coca-Cola with a starry takeover at the hidden bodega and speakeasy, The Little Shop, in Lower Manhattan.
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Guests included Nicola Peltz Beckham, Kate Walsh, Delilah Belle Hamlin, Sailor Brinkley Cook, Elizabeth Gillies, Hilaria Baldwin and “Next Gen” star Emira D’Spain.
Earlier in the week, Kim Kardashian exclusively spoke with Page Six about failing the California Bar Exam while attending the Season 2 New York City premiere screening of “All’s Fair” at Highline Studios last Monday.
“I never really get embarrassed,” she told us of not passing, adding, “I think it’s embarrassing for people that don’t try to study for the bar that would ever put me in an embarrassing situation.”
The Skims founder added that she is trying her “hardest and learning so much.”
Her co-stars, Glenn Close, Sarah Paulson, and Niecy Nash, also walked the red carpet at the event.
That same day, Busy Philipps celebrated Broadway’s “The 24 Hour Plays” at a penthouse after-party above the Todd Haimes Theatre, where she was also joined by Hugh Dancy and Thomas Kail.
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