Locations Directory
Except where noted, all of these locations allow outside caterers.
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PARTY SPACES & RESTAURANTS (cont'd)
Country at the Carlton Hotel
90 Madison Ave., at 29th St.; 212-889-7100; countryinnewyork.comThe David Rockwell–designed bi-level restaurant, helmed by Shlomo Kashy, can accommodate 300 for a ceremony under the Tiffany-stained-glass dome, with cocktails in the Champagne lounge and after-party in the coolly rustic café. Prices upon request.
Craftsteak
85 Tenth Ave., nr. W. 15th St.; 212-400-6699; craftrestaurant.comA reception at this meticulously sourced spot is an exercise in customization, starting with cocktails in the cozy lounge. A floor-to-ceiling glass wine rack separates the lounge from the dining area, where 150 guests can dine on Wagyu skirt steak or braised-beef short ribs. Craftsteak’s space is available for rent Sunday through Wednesday for $40,000; Thursday through Saturday for $50,000.
Delmonico's
56 Beaver St., nr. William St.; 212-509-1144; delmonicosny.comThis venerable Wall Street steakhouse has five different rooms that can hold anywhere from 14 to 140 guests. Beyond beef, traditional fare like lobster Newburg is available, starting at $50 per person. No outside catering except kosher.
Edison Ballroom
240 W. 47th St., nr. Broadway; 212-201-7650; edisonballroom.comA multimillion-dollar renovation of Times Square’s Supper Club begat the handsome Edison Ballroom. This 17,000-square-foot space speaks to the ritzy style of its original 1930s form, emphasized by metallic details, tufted fabric walls, and a glass-enclosed mezzanine level overlooking the ballroom and stage. Premium drinks and a three-course dinner start at $175 per person.
Eleven Madison Park
11 Madison Avenue, at 24th St.; 212-889-0905; elevenmadisonpark.comThis 1920s Art Deco building boasts two private party enclaves overlooking the main dining room (up to 50 guests) with terrazzo floors and original light fixtures. The Madison Square Park vista, as seen through the twenty-foot windows, is just as memorable as Chef Daniel Humm’s elevated French fare. Prices upon request.
Entertainment Cruises
Pier 62, at W. 23rd St., Chelsea Piers; 212-352-1366; entertainmentcruises.comThe well-appointed Bateaux, a 230-foot vessel with full glass enclosure, tours the southern tip of Manhattan from Chelsea Piers to the Williamsburg Bridge. Up to 300 guests can savor a three-course meal with the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island in view. From $122 per person. No outside catering.
583 Park
583 Park Ave., at 63rd St.; 212-583-7200; 583parkave.com583 Park has a classic style that easily ranks it alongside New York’s best hotels. The Grand Ballroom can hold more than 500 people, between the ballroom floor and its two balconies. From $200 per guest. No outside catering other than kosher.
The Foundry
38-42 9th St., Long Island City; 718-786-7776; thefoundry.infoArtsy types and architects are enamored of this impeccably restored former metal foundry. Inspired touches like chimneys visible through the main hall’s skylight, a cauldron transformed into a fountain, and lots of ivy lend the building its unique character—and require little or no additional decoration. From $4,200 to $8,900, depending on the season. There is an additional fee for the cobblestoned courtyard outside.
Frankies 457 Spuntino
457 Court St., nr. 4th Pl., Carroll Gardens; 718-403-0333; frankiesspuntino.comFrankies’ brand of Greenmarket-driven Italian cuisine is beloved in its Brooklyn neighborhood and beyond. The historic stable and garden area allow for small (up to 75) wedding receptions, complete with a menu of Frankies favorites like meatballs and roasted eggplant crostini, and various beverage package options.
Galapagos
16 Main St., at Water St., Dumbo; 718-222-8500; galapagosartspace.comThis transplanted art space maintains the industrial feel of its prior Williamsburg incarnation, but now boasts higher ceilings, two levels, and is a LEED-certified “green” event space constructed from recycled steel and locally sourced materials. Prices start at $7,000.
Gotham Hall
1356 Broadway, at 36th St.; 212-244-4300; gothamhallevents.comIt doesn’t get much bigger than the grand ballroom at Gotham Hall. Huge Corinthian columns, a stained-glass circular skylight, and a towering seven-story gilded ceiling frame the room. The space can hold well beyond 500 guests. There are also smaller spaces: the Oak Room, perfect for luncheons or intimate gatherings, and a cocktail lounge. Prices upon request.
Grand Prospect Hall
263 Prospect Ave., nr. Fifth Ave., Park Slope, Brooklyn; 718-788-0777; grandprospecthall.comThis four-floor 1892 Brooklyn institution accommodates anywhere from 80 to 1,500. The Grand View, one of four spaces, has two domes and views of the Manhattan skyline. While specializing in Italian and French dishes, the in-house caterer prides itself on its interpretation of many international cuisines (from Russian to Albanian). Prices upon request.
Housing Works Bookstore Café
126 Crosby St., nr. Houston St.; 212-334-3324; housingworks.org/bookstoreWith its twenty-foot ceilings, spiral staircases, mahogany balconies, and rows upon rows of books, this downtown bookshop resembles an Ivy League library. It can hold up to 120 guests for a sit-down dinner, with in-house catering available but not mandatory. Hourly rental rates start at $500, and every cent goes to benefit the homeless living with HIV and AIDS.
Larry Lawrence
295 Grand St., nr. Roebling St., Williamsburg, Brooklyn; 718-218-7866; larrylawrencebar.comA reception at this intimate, unmarked Brooklyn gem requires very precise directions. Once inside, however, guests will find a lofty, sophisticated space that boasts warmly lit alcoves, a sleek bar, and a glassed-in upper-deck smoking area. Prices upon request.
The Lighthouse at Chelsea Piers
23rd St., at the Hudson River; 212-336-6144; piersixty.comRight next to Pier Sixty, this airy event space offers floor-to-ceiling windows with gorgeous views of the harbor and an enclosed terrace big enough to seat 180. (Total seating capacity is 300.) Catering is by Abigail Kirsch. Sit-down or buffet dinners range from $115 to $225 per person. No outside catering except kosher.
Métrazur
Grand Central Terminal, East Balcony; 212-687-4000; charliepalmer.com/metrazur/home.htmlAt Metrazur, situated on the East Balcony of the famous transportation hub, chef Charlie Palmer infuses Mediterranean flavors into American Cuisine. The venue is versatile and can accommodate a rehearsal dinner for 200 guests or a cocktail party for 400. Prices upon request; there is an additional $5,000 charge to rent the complete Northeast Balcony, with panoramic views of Grand Central’s famous zodiac mural.
Metropolitan Building
44-01 11th St., at 44th Ave., Long Island City; 718-784-3716; metropolitanbuilding.comThis converted warehouse offers two floors of unconventional spaces. The pale-gray and white ballroom is lined with library shelves and seats up to 150 guests ($6,000). Upstairs, the Moroccan-themed 9,000-square-foot space with floor-to-ceiling windows accommodates 250 ($8,000). The owner, who is also an antiques dealer, can arrange to have some of her eclectic pieces throughout the room.
The Montauk Club
25 Eighth Ave., nr. Lincoln Pl., Park Slope, Brooklyn; 718-638-0800; montaukclub.comThis historic Brooklyn landmark, known for its signature carved-mahogany woodwork and stained-glass windows, was inspired by a palace on Venice’s Grand Canal. The Montauk Club can seat 120. From $85 to $150 per person.
New Leaf Café
1 Margaret Corbin Dr., nr. Arden St.; 212-568-5323; nyrp.org/newleafThis romantic little building, just steps away from the Cloisters, boasts great views and has a cozy, cottage-y feel. The bar accommodates 40 people, the dining room holds 50, and the spacious patio seats up to 120 for dinner. No outside catering. Prices upon request
New York Yacht
212-932-3333New York Yacht can host a 45-guest wedding aboard a small motor yacht, or a lavish cocktail party for 500 while cruising the Hudson and East Rivers. Their seven vessels include the 72-foot Calypso and the 170-foot Lady Windridge. Prices upon request.
The Park
118 Tenth Ave., at 17th St.; 212-352-3313; theparknyc.comThis 10,000-square-foot former taxi garage in Chelsea has three Asian-accented areas for wedding parties, including part of the outdoor garden oasis. Most couples opt for the third-floor penthouse with glass ceilings and an enclosed deck. Prices upon request.
From the Winter 2010 New York Wedding Guide
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- Capitale
130 Bowery New York NY 10013 ; 212-334-5500 ; www.capitaleny.com
From the Lavish Atmosphere to the Unparalleled Service offered, Capitale stands as a Venue and Event Space of Distinction and Style for those seeking the Very Best.
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- Gramercy Park Hotel
2 Lexington Avenue New York NY 10010 ; 212-920-3300 ; www.gramercyparkhotel.com
Your unforgettable day…our unforgettable place. Ian Schrager’s Gramercy Park Hotel – Bohemia reinvented for the 21st century. A unique and original setting for your wedding celebration.
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- The New York Palace
455 Madison Ave New York, NY 10022 ; 212-888-7000 ; www.newyorkpalace.com
Hailed as the most romantic hotel in New York, celebrate your love at The Palace, where every detail is considered and every expectation exceeded with a tradition of renowned service and iconic style.
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- The Plaza, CPS Events
770 Fifth Avenue New York NY 10019 ; 212-549-0550 ; www.theplaza.com
Throughout its history, The Plaza’s grand Ballroom has been the setting for countless lavish weddings and events. Today, the ballroom’s neo-Classical décor and new contemporary spirit welcomes you to become part of the legend.
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- Water’s Edge / Restaurant & Private Affairs
The East River at 44th Drive Long Island City NY 11101 ; 718-482-0033 ; www.watersedgenyc.com
“The Only Thing We Overlook Is Manhattan” Events are inspired and come to life in this landmark setting where the only thing your creations complete with is the dramatic view.
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- Glen Cove Mansion
200 Dosoris Lane Glen Cove NY 11542 ; 1-888-426-4686 ; www.glencovemansion.com
Easily accessible from Manhattan, Glen Cove Mansion is an elegant escape. Close to golf, beaches and local attractions, this classic estate features luxurious accommodations, sumptuous dining and endless outdoor activities.
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