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Choosing your bat mitzvah venue will be one of the most important steps in the planning process. So much goes into finding the perfect venue in Queens. You’ll want to consider everything from the aesthetics of the space to any in-house amenities and services. Luckily, PartySlate makes it easy with our Find Venues page. Use the filters to narrow your search — taking into account everything from your guest count to specific catering preferences. Once you’ve set your filters, scroll down to search our curated list. Look for the “featured” tag for PartySlate’s top recommendations. With PartySlate, finding your ideal Queens venue has never been easier.

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    Strand Book Store

    828 Broadway, New York, NY 10003, USA
    • Spaces for 100-200 Guests
    • 1 Event Space

    The Strand's Rare Book Room is a perfect venue for weddings, celebrations, and private events. Spend your special evening surrounded by rare and antique books curated by Strand's resident experts. The Strand was established in 1927 on Fourth Avenue, in the heart of what was then known as "Book Row." Book Row was a six-block stretch of land that housed forty-eight independent bookstores. Ben Bass, the father, was only twenty-five years old when he started his modest used bookstore in his hometown of St. Louis. Entrepreneur at heart and voracious reader by nature, this erudite gentleman began with $300 dollars of his own money and another $300 dollars in borrowed funds from a friend. Ben wished to create a space where books would be cherished and book lovers could congregate in a welcoming environment. After the London street where avant-garde writers such as Thackeray, Dickens, and Mill once congregated as well as interesting book publishers, he named his bookstore after the same street. The Strand quickly established itself as a Greenwich Village institution, where writers gathered to converse, sell their books, and hunt for a hidden treasure to purchase and keep for themselves. Today, the Strand is the only remaining structure from Book Row's illustrious past. Ben's son, Fred, was already learning the ropes of the family business at the age of thirteen. He, too, was a book enthusiast who quickly entered the book trade. After serving his country in the Armed Forces, Fred returned home to New York, where he continued to work alongside his father in the family business. By 1957, Fred had relocated the store to its current location at 12th Street and Broadway, which is just around the corner. Eventually, Fred found himself spending the majority of his time at the purchasing desk, cultivating relationships with regulars and on the lookout for the next great find... In the following generation, Fred's daughter, Nancy, joined her father in the family business. When she finished college and spent a brief period in Louisiana, she returned to her hometown and joined the Strand team at the age of twenty-five. Today, she manages the store and feels privileged to be able to carry on her family's 90-year tradition. It's still up in the air whether one, two, or all three of Nancy's children will be the next in line to join the Strand organization.

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    Il Buco

    47 Bond St, New York, NY 10012, USA
    • Spaces for 70 Guests

    Enjoy a meal with us in New York City, Amagansett, or Ibiza, and browse through our Mediterranean pantry and home collection. When il Buco first opened its doors in 1994 as a rustic antique store on NoHo's cobblestoned Bond Street, the restaurant quickly rose to become one of the city's most beloved destinations. Donna Lennard and her then-partner, Italian-born restaurateur Alberto Avalle, were pioneers on Bond Street when they invited their antique customers to join them for their midday "pranzo" before obtaining a wine and beer license and developing an eclectic Mediterranean menu that was equal parts Italian, Spanish, and invention, and dedicated to sourcing the finest prime ingredients both locally and in Avalle's home country of Italy. The culinary philosophy of il Buco is firmly rooted in the Italian tradition of seasonality and the integrity of all of the ingredients used in the restaurant. Our cuisine is influenced by both the motherland of Italy and the Iberian Peninsula. We spend a significant amount of time sourcing ingredients and take great pleasure in working with our producers to ensure that you receive the highest quality product possible. What we can't find locally, we source in Italy through a network of family and friends that we've built up over the course of a lifetime of traveling.

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    Vinegar Hill House

    72 Hudson Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11201, USA
    • Spaces for 70 Guests
    • 1 Restaurant

    Vinegar Hill House is a restaurant and event space in Brooklyn, New York. It was founded in 2003. The venue, which is just a few steps away from the famed DUMBO district, is the ideal location for a small party with all of your closest relatives and friends. Located in an unassuming and historic part of Brooklyn, Vinegar Hill House offers only the best ingredients available. They are able to do this because their chefs have established working partnerships with other like-minded culinary producers in the area. With an in-house wood-fired oven, the entire menu is meticulously crafted to ensure that even the most discriminating palate will find something to appreciate. You and your guests will be impressed by this Michelin Guide Restaurant, which features two elegant inside venues as well as a beautiful outside garden setting. For this reason, the maximum number of guests allowed at Vinegar Hill House is 70 due to the restaurant's emphasis on establishing an intimate atmosphere. During the warmer months, you and your guests can enjoy a meal outside in the venue's garden, which has a rustic character and is surrounded by nature. In addition to wedding ceremonies and receptions, Vinegar Hill House is accessible for a variety of additional wedding-related activities, such as bridal showers. Vinegar Hill House is not just a stunning location in its own right, but it is also the home of a fantastic crew. Join us for: * birthday parties * brunch * corporate dinners * bridal & baby showers * intimate wedding celebrations

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    Lugo Cucina Italiana

    One Penn Plaza, New York, NY 10119, USA
    • Spaces for 150 Guests
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    Gotham Bar and Grill

    12 E 12th St, New York, NY 10003, USA
    • Spaces for 140 Guests
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    Hammerstein Ballroom at The Manhattan Center

    311 W 34th St., New York, NY 10001, USA

    THREE REMARKABLE EVENT VENUES. ONE AMAZING LOCATION. Built in 1906 by Oscar Hammerstein, and meticulously and majestically restored over the years, The Hammerstein Ballroom is New York’s premier choice for event planners seeking the spectacular. With a 75-foot hand-painted ceiling, all events reach new heights within The Hammerstein Ballroom. Practical as it is beautiful, the ceiling features numerous rigging points for production lighting, sound or set design. At Manhattan Center, we don’t believe one premier event space is enough. So we offer three: The Hammerstein Ballroom, The Grand Ballroom and The Bank. Putting aside the richly restored period architecture, and natural acoustics that renowned performers have called the “best in the world”, the venues’ spacious dimensions allow for guest lists ranging from 400 to 3,500; while featuring extensive dressing rooms, private salons and opera boxes. All this comes with the most convenient location in New York: 34th Street and 8th Avenue. Within its nearly one-city-block configuration, the Manhattan Center offers something more than two premier New York event locations. Directly connected to The Hammerstein Ballroom and The Grand Ballroom is the historic New Yorker hotel. Built during the Jazz Age, this iconic hotel has dazzled visitors with its Art Deco décor, exceptional service and superb location in Midtown West for generations. Owned and operated by the Manhattan Center, The New Yorker, with more than 1,000 rooms restored in period style, is an elegant establishment that is perfect for guests attending corporate events, tradeshows, fashion shows, new-product launches, or whatever function you or your company choose to hold. Whatever it may be, you will be comfortable and confident in the knowledge that The Hammerstein Ballroom and The Grand Ballroom are widely considered the two best venues and event spaces in New York. The New Yorker, a Wyndham hotel, is also ready, and more than able, to host a wide array of meetings, conferences or corporate gatherings. From the most intimate retreat, to a grand gala, The New Yorker team provides a full range of all-inclusive customizable meeting packages to meet your every need — from budget to full-blown The New Yorker delivers excellence on every service level. Featuring The Grand for stunning large-scale receptions, and our Sky Lounge perched 39 stories above the streets of Manhattan for more personal events, The New Yorker hotel stands above the rest. Located a block from Penn Station and Madison Square Garden, and just minutes from Times Square, the Jacob Javits Center and the Empire State building, The New Yorker isn’t simply central to New York. It is New York.

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    The Merchant's House Museum

    29 E 4th St, New York, NY 10003, USA
    • Spaces for 100-150 Guests
    • 1 Museum
    • 1 Landmark

    The Merchant's House Museum is New York City's only family home to survive intact — inside and out — from the 19th century. Built in 1832 in the late-Federal and Greek Revival style, the Manhattan rowhouse carries triple landmark designation at the federal, state, and city levels, including National Historic Landmark status since 1966. It was the first building designated under New York City's 1965 Landmarks Preservation Law and remains one of only six residential interior landmarks in the city. The Tredwell family occupied the residence from 1835 until 1933, and more than 3,000 of their original belongings remain in place. The museum is also recognized as Manhattan's only documented site of the Underground Railroad open to the public. For private events, the venue accommodates up to 30 guests for intimate wedding ceremonies, garden elopements, and engagement photography sessions. The 19th-century rear garden serves as the primary ceremony setting; the Greek Revival double parlor and 1850s kitchen provide indoor alternatives when weather requires.

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    Zanger Hall

    347 W 34th St, New York, NY 10001, USA
    • Spaces for 200-500 Guests
    • 1 Event Space
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    New York Marble Cemetery

    41 2nd Ave, New York, NY 10003, USA
    • Spaces for 100-135 Guests
    • 1 Outdoor

    New York Marble Cemetery is a historic half-acre walled garden tucked into the interior of a city block in Manhattan's East Village, accessible through iron gates at 41½ Second Avenue via a 100-foot private alley. Founded in 1830 as the oldest public non-denominational cemetery in New York City, the grounds are enclosed by 12-foot Tuckahoe marble walls and contain 156 underground burial vaults. The site holds dual designations as a New York City Landmark and a listing on the National Register of Historic Places. The cemetery accommodates private events of up to 120 guests on a center lawn spanning roughly 30 by 150 feet. The range of events hosted includes weddings, fundraisers, fashion shows, corporate gatherings, film and television productions, poetry readings, and art shows. Catering, food, BBQ, and alcohol are permitted on the grounds. Quiet music is welcome at or below 60 decibels; dancing, loud music, and Halloween-themed events are not permitted. The venue does not supply bathrooms, electricity, or garbage services, and renters are required to carry $2 million in private event insurance.

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    Il Buco Alimentari & Vineria

    53 Great Jones St, New York, NY 10012, USA
    • Spaces for 75-120 Guests
    • 1 Restaurant

    We have multiple private dining options available, including full facility buyouts for your next art opening, wedding reception, or company event at both of our restaurants.

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    Astor Center

    399 Lafayette St, New York, NY 10003, USA
    • Spaces for 36-225 Guests
    • 1 Meeting Space

    Astor Center occupies the second floor of the historic De Vinne Press Building near Astor Place in NoHo. Since 2008, the center has built a reputation as New York City's dedicated space for wine, spirits, and cocktail education, welcoming guests from beginner to advanced levels across classes, tastings, and seminars led by producers and expert instructors. For private events, Astor Center offers The Study: a state-of-the-art tasting room and learning facility built for groups of up to 36. Stadium-style seating, three AV screens with participant voting capability, custom light boxes and built-in sinks at each seat, and a fully equipped demonstration kitchen make The Study well-suited to corporate workshops, product launches, culinary demonstrations, and curated tasting experiences. The center's close ties to Astor Wines & Spirits bring expert programming resources to any private event.

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    Bar Belly NYC

    14 Orchard St, New York, NY 10002, USA

    In the past, you may have encountered us as Lead Belly, but with the changing of the seasons, it was time for a change, which resulted in the unveiling of our next chapter, Bar Belly. Aside from the name change, everything you enjoy about your life remains the same. With everything from seasonal cocktails to a variety of fresh oysters and now decadent bites to further satisfy your palate, there's something for everyone. Bar Belly is also a great place for a date night or small dance parties — and our costume chest is always ready to welcome you! Located on the Lower East Side, this neighborhood cocktail bar serves seasonal libations along with fresh oysters and decadent bites. Come listen to live music every week! The Lower East Side's neighborhood cocktail and oyster bar, featuring live jazz on a weekly basis. $1 oysters and Happy Hour are available. 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. daily

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    SubCulture

    45 Bleecker St, New York, NY 10012, USA
    • 1 Event Space

    SubCulture is one of New York's most evocative venue and located in Central of SOHO. SubCulture's Layout allows for theatre- seated arrangement, an open floor plan, or a combination of both. The venue is ideal for hosting company events, private celebrations, or other social events.

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    Meet on Chrystie

    195 Chrystie St, New York, NY 10002, USA

    Meet emerged from the shared experiences of powerhouse couple Sara and Marc Schiller, who realized that there was a need for meeting expertise outside of a stale conference room. The couple paired their love of art via the Wooster Collective, their passion for wine making and developed spaces for lively and evocative thought to take place – Meet NYC. Meet revolutionized how companies gather for meetings. Meet has hosted hundreds of clients for their strategy and brainstorming sessions, focus groups, product launches and pitch meetings.

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    Whitebox Art Center

    329 Broome St #1, New York, NY 10002, USA
    • Spaces for 70-200 Guests
    • 1 Museum
    • 1 Landmark

    WhiteBox is a non-profit contemporary art space in Manhattan, founded in 1998 as an alternative gallery in the then-nascent Chelsea neighborhood. Over more than two decades it has relocated across the city — to the Lower East Side, East Harlem, and most recently to Alphabet City in the East Village — sustaining 27 years of uninterrupted programming along the way. The space describes itself as a radically inclusive institution with a mission to remain freely accessible to everyone, prioritizing underserved communities through exhibitions, educational programs, and participatory projects. Its calendar spans contemporary art exhibitions, performances, artist conversations, and workshops, alongside recurring initiatives such as the FireHouse Lit Lounge, a cultural-literary-performance salon. Docent-led tours are offered in English, Spanish, and Chinese. Open Tuesday through Friday, WhiteBox offers a gallery setting in the East Village suited to exhibitions, cultural gatherings, and community-oriented events.

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    BRIC

    647 Fulton St, Brooklyn, NY 11217, USA
    • Spaces for 70-440 Guests
    • 2 Theaters
    • 1 Event Space
    • 1 Meeting Space

    BRIC is a Brooklyn-based nonprofit arts and media organization that has shaped the borough's cultural landscape for over four decades. BRIC House, its home at 647 Fulton Street in the Cultural District, occupies a repurposed Strand Theater building and sits alongside BAM Harvey, the Mark Morris Dance Center, and Theatre for a New Audience. The venue's five rentable spaces span a broad range of event formats. The 3,600-square-foot Ballroom — with a 20-by-36-foot raised stage, retractable raked seating, and a sprung floor — accommodates up to 250 guests theater-style, 260 for seated dinners, and 440 standing. The 1,100-square-foot Lobby/Stoop, with its floor-to-ceiling gallery garage doors and 10-by-16-foot projection screen, serves receptions and presentations of up to 250 standing guests. The 1,400-square-foot Artist Studio offers a flexible, intimate setting for up to 70 guests for performances, workshops, and small gatherings. A professional TV Studio and a 3,000-square-foot gallery round out the rental offerings. State-of-the-art AV technology is standard across all spaces, and BRIC's events team adapts each configuration for accessibility needs, including wheelchair accommodations and live captioning.

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    Irondale Center

    85 S Oxford St, Brooklyn, NY 11217, USA
    • Spaces for 200-300 Guests
    • 1 Theater
    • 1 Historic Space

    The Space at Irondale occupies a restored nineteenth-century Sunday school in Fort Greene, Brooklyn, giving the 6,000-square-foot hall ceilings that rise 26 to 28 feet and a character the organization describes as "theatrical and contemporary with a historic feeling." A wrap-around balcony on three sides adds 1,900 square feet of gallery and café space, encircled by original stained glass windows. The space accommodates up to 250 guests in flexible configurations and seats 200 at tables with room for a dance floor — well suited to weddings, galas, benefits, and corporate events alongside theatrical productions. More than 150 lighting instruments and a full four-speaker sound system are available for use, and an open vendor policy gives planners full latitude over catering, décor, and other services. The venue sits three blocks from Barclays Center with access to most subway lines and the Long Island Railroad.

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    Catchet Boutique Hotel

    510 W 42nd St, New York, NY 10036, USA
    • Spaces for 50-100 Guests
    • 1 Restaurant

    Cachet Boutique NYC is a fantastic choice for group travel, social functions, corporate events, and weddings, among other occasions. Our spectacular venues, which range from our sun-drenched outdoor spaces to our chic restaurant, provide the ideal setting for social gatherings, business events, and elegant weddings. For those who wish to stay at the hotel, group rates are available, and our close proximity to Hudson Yards, the Javits Center, and the Chelsea art gallery scene means that you and your guests will be right where you want to be. We have both indoor and outdoor spaces that are ideal for corporate events as well as private social gatherings. Our hotel's four distinct event spaces can be combined in a variety of ways, accommodating gatherings of up to 550 guests or small, intimate gatherings of only 15. It is simple for our professional team to transform the spaces to accommodate cocktail parties, meetings, social gatherings, and private parties.

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    Shop Studios

    528 W 39th St, New York, NY 10018, USA
    • Spaces for 100-400 Guests
    • 1 Event Space

    Space Available for Rent Shop Studios is pleased to provide all art production services to clients with a range of budgets, from the most modest to the most extravagant. This event loft Manhattan studio is available for film, television, photography, and just about any other type of event you can think of. It is possible to build, create, and fabricate anything you require at Shop Studios thanks to our in-house art production workshop and prop shop. Our site has two studios, Studio 1/ 3rd Floor, which has a fully equipped kitchen and access to our outdoor Terrace 1, and Studio 2/ 2nd Floor, which has a fully equipped kitchen and access to our outdoor Terrace 2. The second studio, Studio 2/ 4th Floor, is equipped with a prep kitchen, as well as a Greenroom and access to our Rooftop space.. Both studios have access to our freight elevator, which makes it simple to move large pieces of equipment and vehicles into our space. *With each rental, you will have access to furniture to assist you in staging and creating any set you can imagine*

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    Freemans

    Freeman Alley, New York, NY 10002, USA
    • Spaces for 12-200 Guests
    • 6 Restaurants

    We found a perfect cozy space at the end of an unused alley off the Bowery in the fall of 2004, and Freemans Restaurant was born. The restaurant's concept was to create a rough, secretive colonial American tavern. Early Americans imagined the cuisine to be simple, rustic, and inspired by Old World traditions. We've held everything from weddings and birthday parties to movie premieres, luncheons, wrap parties, bridal showers, and business dinners over the years. For seated dinner parties or cocktail celebrations, Freemans has three private rooms available. The entire second floor, including the drawing room, or the entire restaurant, can be rented for groups of 30 to 200 people. Our intimate working wine cellar provides an exceptional eating environment. In your own private wine cellar, seats 10-12 guests for a sit-down lunch or dinner. In an elegant 2nd floor dining room, the Blue Room seats 13-20 guests for a sit-down lunch or dinner, or up to 30 guests for a cocktail reception. Our largest single private room is the Red Room on the second floor. In an attractive 2nd floor dining room, seats 20-30 guests for a sit-down lunch or supper, or up to 40 guests for a cocktail reception. Guests can book the Red Room, Drawing Room, and Blue Room for large-scale gatherings. For a sit-down lunch or dinner, all three rooms can seat 30-80 people, or up to 100 people for a cocktail reception. Our second-floor private cocktail bar can accommodate groups of up to 25 people. We can seat 140 guests for a seated dinner or up to 200 guests for a cocktail reception with a full buyout. Reach out today to start planning your private dining experience!