One brief. Five very different rooms.
A rehearsal dinner for eighteen and a company night for a hundred want almost nothing in common. Tell us what the evening actually is and we will tell you which of the five suits it. Sometimes the answer is that none of them do.
What each one is good at.
Capacities and pricing come from the venue, because they change with the season and with the night of the week. This is the shape of each place, so you can arrive at the conversation already halfway there.
Stellina Ristorante
The smallest and the most formal. Around forty seats, which makes it the one room in the group you can take entirely without taking on a crowd. Best for a dinner where everyone is meant to hear the toast.
About this room →Casa Stellina
The largest, and the loudest by design. A long bar, a bigger dining room and a kitchen built for volume. This is the one for a party that wants to feel like a party.
About this room →L’Étoile
Marble, banquettes and a cocktail cart that comes to the table. The room people book when the occasion is the point: anniversaries, engagements, a dinner that wants to feel like an event without being announced as one.
About this room →The Audrey
Open from breakfast, which makes it the only room in the group that can host a morning or an afternoon. Showers, welcome breakfasts, and daytime company sessions that turn into drinks without anyone moving.
About this room →The Bay Butcher
Not a room, a supply line. Whole cuts, dry-aged beef and oysters for something you are hosting yourself, and the reason our off-site catering tastes like our kitchens.
About this room →Send the shape of the night.
Date, rough numbers, and what the evening is for. That is enough for us to come back with a room, a realistic answer on availability, and what it would cost.
If you already know the room
Go straight to the venue. Its own team runs its book and will be faster than we are. This form is for when you would rather we chose.
How quickly we reply
One business day, and usually sooner. Every note is read by a person; nothing here is answered automatically.