Banquet rounds
100 seated
Ten 60-inch rounds of ten, dance floor at the stage end, buffet or bar along the drape wall.
Best for
Weddings, quinceañeras, milestone birthdays, church banquets
Layouts
One room, six ways.
Capacity depends entirely on how you sit people. Here is what the room actually does at each layout, so you can check your guest list against something real rather than a single number on a homepage.
Cocktail and standing
130 standing
High-tops scattered, lounge seating at the edges, bar central, full open floor.
Best for
Networking, product launches, fundraisers, mixers
Ceremony
100 seated in rows
Chairs in rows facing the stage with a centre aisle, arch or draped backdrop at the front. We flip to reception during cocktail hour.
Best for
Weddings, vow renewals, memorial services
Long tables
80 seated
Four 8-foot rectangles end to end, family style, head table across the top.
Best for
Rehearsal dinners, repasts, corporate dinners, private parties
Classroom and meeting
60 seated
Rectangles in rows facing the screens, or a hollow square for a board setting. Both TV screens in play.
Best for
Training days, workshops, annual meetings, seminars
Lounge and listening
70 seated
Cabaret half-rounds facing the stage so nobody has their back to the performance, bar at the rear.
Best for
Live music, comedy, open mic, listening events
Fixed features
What is in the room regardless.
- A wall of heavy pleated drape in soft gray
- Statement chandelier over the centre of the room
- Bar fronted in black and brass, with its own service area
- Convertible low stage that comes out or goes away
- Two TV screens with HDMI and casting
- House sound with Bluetooth and aux, plus wireless microphones
- Its own entrance, separate from the restaurant counter
- Step-free access throughout and accessible restrooms
Not sure which fits?
Bring us your guest list.
Tell us how many people and what you want them doing, and we will draw the layout before you book rather than after. If your headcount does not honestly fit, we will tell you that too. Squeezing 140 people into a room built for 130 ruins the night for all 140 of them.