Erin Lanahan 
It’s not as if there are many reasons to leave Hoboken, but if you did, a Frank Sinatra-themed trip might be just the ticket. In honor of Ol’ Blue Eyes’ December 12th birthday, we compiled a list of Frank Sinatra-inspired places nationwide. Keep reading for a guide to Frank Sinatra-inspired places around the United States.
Not all of these places are directly named after Frank Sinatra, but still take inspiration from his music and life in their establishments.
Frank Sinatra Service Area | Garden State Parkway, Galloway, NJ
Are you really a famous NJ resident unless you have a rest stop named after you? Frank Sinatra’s Garden State Parkway service area features photos and quotes from his life. It’s part of a 2021 project by the New Jersey Hall of Fame to rename nine Parkway service areas to honor New Jersey celebrities.
Read More: The History + Evolution of New Jersey’s Hudson River Walkway
Frank Sinatra School of the Arts | Queens, New York
View this post on Instagram
This public arts high school in New York was founded with support from Tony Bennett’s nonprofit and named in Sinatra’s honor. The school not only provides arts education, but also houses a large 800-seat concert hall and multiple performance spaces.
La Dolce Vita | Beverly Hills, California
This restaurant opened in 1966 with Frank Sinatra as an investor. It became a classic Rat Pack hangout and serves cocktails and Italian dishes. It’s still a gorgeous dining destination.
Guarino’s Restaurant | Cleveland, Ohio
View this post on Instagram
Guarino’s is Cleveland’s oldest restaurant, located in the Little Italy neighborhood. It dates back to the early 1900s and is famous for hosting Sinatra and Dean Martin.
Cal Neva Lodge + Casino | Lake Tahoe, Nevada
Sinatra bought and owned this historic resort in the 1960s. It was widely considered its “Rat Pack” heyday. It was closed for renovations in 2013 and will reopen in 2027.
The Carnegie Club | New York City, New York
View this post on Instagram
This club is home to one of the longest-running Sinatra-themed shows in New York City. The Sinatra Saturdays Show runs each weekend, where crowds are serenaded by Sinatra’s classics with a cigar. There are special Sinatra-themed events around big holidays like Valentine’s Day and Thanksgiving. Naturally, there is a special performance for Mr. Sinatra’s birthday.
Sinatra Live! | Las Vegas, Nevada
This intimate tribute to Sinatra opened in Las Vegas at the end of November 2025. Singer Michael Sinatra (yes, that’s his real name) sings classic hits while guests can sip cocktails, share food, or simply sit back and enjoy the music.
Capo Restaurant + Supper Club | Boston, Massachusetts
View this post on Instagram
While the restaurant isn’t inspired by Sinatra, it hosts Sinatra Sundays every Sunday from 5PM–8PM. For birthday dinners or anniversary nights, it’s a fun dinner and a show.
Establishments Named After Sinatra Across the Country
The easiest way to show a restaurant drew inspiration from Frank Sinatra’s life is to name their place after him. It seems to be a trend for some restaurants across the country.
Sinatra Bar + Lounge | Nashville, Tennessee
In a city full of Honky Tonks and country music, this Nashville bar and restaurant brings a Manhattan-meets-Palm Springs ambiance. Located in historic Printers Alley, it was created in partnership with Frank Sinatra Enterprises and serves the singer’s favorite dishes.
Sinatra in The Encore at Wynn | Las Vegas, Nevada
This fine-dining restaurant in a Las Vegas resort and casino surrounds guests with music and mementos of Sinatra. They serve sophisticated Italian dishes for guests to enjoy near cozy fireplaces or under the stars.
Sinatra’s Restaurant | Buffalo, New York
Sinatra’s in Buffalo is celebrating over 40 years of serving Italian meals to their community.
Sinatra’s Ristorante | Lake Helen, Florida
View this post on Instagram
This family-owned restaurant is located inside Hotel Cassadaga. It has a lounge-like atmosphere and hosts live entertainment, five-course wine pairings, and monthly dueling pianos. It hosts a Sinatra karaoke event weekly.
See More: 12 Jersey Shore Musicians You Should Be Listening to in 2025
Follow @thehobokengirl on Instagram + TikTok for the latest Hoboken and Jersey City updates, sign up for our weekly newsletter here that shares everything you missed each week, and check out our events calendar, which has over 100+ events weekly to peruse.
