Scott Sartiano

Scott Sartiano (born October 31, 1974) is an American restaurateur and businessperson involved in hospitality. He is known for founding Zero Bond, a private Manhattan social club, in 2020, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and his father is a doctor. In 1992 Sartiano was recruited by Columbia University to play tennis, with a degree in political science.

In 2007, Sartiano co-founded 1Oak, a 250-person nightclub in Chelsea that proved popular with celebrities. In 2015 he decided to sell his share of the Butter Group to Akiva. Later alleging that he'd been underpaid for the deal, Sartiano subsequently sued Akiva for $15 million.

2020-2023 He founded the private social club Zero Bond Located in a NoHo loft, the club bans photography. with his company Bond Hospitality running the Park Lane New York's food and beverage program.

2024-2025 Sartiano re-opened the establishment Submercer at the Mercer Hotel in early 2024, at which point his company Bond Hospitality was operating seven venues in New York and Boston. Sartiano closed the Hedges Inn restaurant in September 2024. The Observer named him to its Nightlife and Dining Power List of 2023 and 2024. Among other venues, Sartiano continues to operate Zero Bond and Sartiano's in Manhattan, In February 2022 he was appointed by Adams to the board of trustees for the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Serving on the art and institutions committee of Community Board 2 in Manhattan, Sartiano has been involved in supporting several art and museum projects. they live with their family in the NoHo neighborhood of Manhattan.