No photos, please: Inside the Frog Club, a new ultra-secretive NYC restaurant where diners are made to put stickers over phone cameras

A high-profile chef has opened a top-secret exclusive restaurant in New York, where guests must put stickers on their phone cameras and follow a list of rules.

Liz Johnson, the chef behind the iconic Los Angeles luxury restaurant Horses, has opened a very unique new restaurant in Manhattan’s West Village.

The buzzy new spot is called Frog Club and features all kinds of strange quirks, including a tall, slim doorman who puts stickers over the cameras of people coming to dine.

Frog Club is the first restaurant Johnson, 33, has opened since the extremely messy and public implosion of her marriage to fellow chef and Horses co-founder Will Aghajanian.

The chef power couple co-owned Catbird Seat in Nashville, Mimi in NYC and Horses in Los Angeles, but they became famous for more than just their cuisine after Johnson accused Aghajanian of assaulting her, visiting prostitutes and killing kittens to torture.

Liz Johnson, the chef behind iconic Los Angeles luxury restaurant Horses, has opened a very unique new restaurant in Manhattan’s West Village

The buzzy new spot is called Frog Club and features all kinds of strange quirks, including a tall, slim doorman who puts stickers over the cameras of people coming to dine

Frog Club is the first restaurant Johnson, 33, has opened since the extremely messy and public implosion of her marriage to fellow chef and Horses co-founder Will Aghajanian

‘I’ve had a number of cats that died mysteriously. At least one of them was examined at a shelter and I was told she had been severely abused,” she alleged in the filing.

According to reports, the nature of the abuse was sexual.

Aghajanian retaliated with claims that Johnson threatened to kill him and deliberately burned him with kitchen utensils.

Johnson requested and received a restraining order from her husband in November. In In January, Aghajanian responded with a similar request as part of a divorce filing.

Despite the ongoing relationship drama, Johnson has come up with a brand new restaurant with a series of quirks and even rules.

Frog Club’s Instagram account uploaded a list of “Ways to Get 86’d,” also known as denied service.

The list included not showing up for a reservation, taking mirror selfies in the bathroom and being rude – especially to the doorman Tony.

The restaurant also warns against stealing, vandalizing, touching the ‘memorabilia’, lying about your birthday or even getting too drunk.

The final rule forbids “kissing the chef without her consent,” but the menu includes a kiss from Johnson for $1,000.

Ella Quittner visited the restaurant on opening night and offered a sneak peek into the ultra-secret spot, emphasizing that ‘food is the focus’ of Frog Club

She mentioned highlights as the Dirty Kermit, an ode to perhaps the most famous frog of all that can be made with mezcal or vodka together with a green tomato.

The restaurant has taken over a space on Bedford Street previously occupied by Chumley’s for a long time.

While Johnson claims the restaurant is hers after launching the new spot in an artsy retro-style YouTube video, Aghajanian claims he came up with the idea.

According to Aghajanian, the project is currently “in legal limbo.” He told The New York Times that ‘Frog club is a concept that I created and designed.’

However, when Johnson was asked what she thought of the restaurant, she reportedly surveyed the space and simply said, “it’s all mine.”

Ella Quittner visited the restaurant on opening night and offered a sneak peek into the ultra-secret spot – emphasizing that ‘food is key’ at Frog Club.

She mentioned highlights as the Dirty Kermit, an ode to perhaps the most famous frog of all that can be made with mezcal or vodka together with a green tomato.

Other menu highlights include a spinach soufflé, tapioca pudding, the ‘Tutti Frutti Spaghetti Sundae’, pierogis stuffed with lobster and a burger served on a very plain English muffin.