What makes fine dining a real pleasure is there are usually two or more people that tend to your table during your dining experience. It is usually quite expensive but the service and cuisine make it well worth it. If you aren't familiar with fine dining, it wouldn't be a bad idea to pick up a book on etiquette. There will be numerous forks, knives and spoons all over the place that may be confusing to the novice fine diner. As for myself, I can attack anything on the table with just one fork and knife.
Clubs usually provide either valet parking or a parking lot with ample parking space.
Sometimes there is only street parking. If your destination is fairly close to your hotel you may be better off catching a cab. Sometimes a cab ride may be cheaper than the cost of valet parking. The most popular ones accepted are MasterCard, Visa, American Express and Diners Club. It is always less hassle if you have good old American cash.