Billionaire Boys Club Opens Retro-Inspired Satellite Diner In Paris

Billionaire Boys Club is expanding its presence in Europe, carrying its BBC EU line forward at its new pop-up restaurant. The streetwear imprint has just opened the doors to its Satellite Diner, a retro-inspired venue serving American-style food and beverages in Paris.

Billionaire Boys Club’s Satellite Diner is designed with vintage checkered flooring, contrasted by worn-out peeled walls and red leather sofas reminiscent of old-school eateries. Several neon signs sit atop the bar, opposite a small gift shop selling exclusive offerings. The outdoor area features melting ice cream sculptures alongside two-toned umbrella shades with BBC’s running animal emblem.

The BBC Gift shop offers Satellite Diner-branded merchandise, including T-shirts, button-downs, caps, bags, and accessories. The items feature illustrative restaurant graphics in pastel pink, green, and black tones.

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Take a look inside Billionaire Boys Club’s Satellite Diner in the gallery above. While the space is now closed, select merchandise is available to purchase via the brand’s website.

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