Private dining rooms have become a luxury, albeit somewhat limited, option for those who are willing to shell out money to dine in an exclusive and private environment. Whether it’s a high-end restaurant or a simple cafeteria, these rooms offer a unique experience. If you’re thinking about using one, here are some things to keep in mind.
M. Wells
The M. Wells is a well-stocked cocktail bar and nightclub located in Long Island City, Queens. This cocktail and dinner destination is a good bet for date nights, business meetings, and networking events. You can enjoy an elevated view of the Manhattan skyline while grazing on delectable eats and sipping on top-notch libations. It’s no wonder this place has a cult following.
The restaurant has a handful of dining rooms. The main room boasts a state-of-the-art cocktail-making facility and a full-sized dance floor. For private dining, you’ll find a selection of sleek and contemporary spaces designed to accommodate groups of all sizes.
Steak 48
There are several private dining rooms in Brisbane at Steak 48, some of which are a lot bigger than the average table. They will be located on the ground floor and the first floor. The ground floor is also home to a 3,000-bottle wine vault, which is pretty neat.
There are also some really nice private dining rooms on the first floor, including the one pictured here. Designed to cater to groups of all shapes and sizes, the first floor features two fireplaces and an outdoor patio with two fireplaces. If you like your steak cooked to perfection, you’ll be happy to know that Steak 48 is home to some of the best in town.
Ci Siamo
Ci Siamo is the first restaurant to open in New York from Danny Meyer’s Union Square Hospitality Group. Executive chef Hillary Sterling creates an Italian menu with a focus on wood-fire cooking. Her love of simple, rustic food, and her travels throughout Italy are the inspiration behind her menu.
Ci Siamo’s private dining room has floor-to-ceiling windows with views of the Empire State Building. This elegant space accommodates up to seven people, and features a large wooden bar and a private outdoor terrace. The restaurant also offers a robust Italian wine list with over 400 selections.
A unique aspect of Ci Siamo is its aperitivo hour, which includes a variety of classic Italian cocktails. Wines on the menu include grower Champagnes, organic wines, and small family-owned wineries.
Salon Particuliers de la Tour d’Argent
The Tour d’Argent is a landmark in Paris. It is one of the oldest tables in Europe. At La Tour d’Argent, guests can enjoy a refined supper. They will be able to gaze at the Seine while dining.
The Salons Particuliers are located on the fifth floor of the renowned restaurant. They are perfect for private events or dejeuner. The ambiance of the restaurant is elegant, and they can accommodate 15 to 45 guests. There are no overnight accommodations available at the Salons Particuliers, but you can rent a room to host a reception for your guests.
During the Second Empire, Cafe Anglais was the most fashionable restaurant in Paris. Located on the quai, it was the favourite place of the rich and powerful.
Gage & Tollner
Gage & Tollner is a restaurant with a long and rich history. Its origins date back to 1879, at the height of the Gilded Age. One of its early patrons was Jimmy Durante. Another was “Diamond” Jim Brady.
The building in which Gage & Tollner is located was built in the mid-1870s. When Gage and Tollner first moved into the building, they added a neo-Grec wooden storefront.
Today, Gage & Tollner is reopening after years of rehab work. It is one of the most anticipated openings of the 2020 season. There is still plenty of buzz about the eatery, and with a new menu and revamped interior, it will be sure to make a comeback.