Top Chelsea Dinner Party Venues

A majestic space in every sense of the word, Broad Street Ballroom, part of Léman Manhattan Preparatory School, is one of New York City’s grandest event venues. 41 Broad was built in 1928 as the Lee, Higginson, & Company Bank Building. Cross & Cross architectural firm — known as Old Society New York’s architects of choice — designed it in an austere, late 1920’s Classical Revival style, an aesthetic that defined New York City both here and in other of their designs, including 20 Exchange Place, The Guggenheim Museum, and Columbia University Church of Notre Dame. Stepping into The Ballroom is like entering another era (with the exception of the amazing audio-visual setup). Located at 41 Broad Street in the heart of New York’s historic Financial District, the Broad Street Ballroom has captivated visitors for decades with its timeless elegance. The markers of New York’s Gilded Age complement this modern event space under Cathedral-height ceilings, with its Broadway-level 200-light rigging, full concert audio system, and modern HD projector with 22-foot by 22-foot screen. Originally designed in 1928 as a bank in the Classical Revival style by renowned architects Cross & Cross, the 5,800-square-foot Ballroom is adorned with 30-foot bronze capped marble mosaic columns. The room’s particular glory is a wraparound mural by artist Griffith Baily Coale, depicting generations of sailing vessels that reflect New York’s history as a port city and celebrate the Ballroom’s location in the heart of history. The Broad Street Ballroom is a place of celebration and community for the Léman Manhattan Preparatory School. Such events include The Ballroom’s partnership with The Artists Den, the critically acclaimed television and digital music series best known for presenting small, secret concerts by extraordinary artists in non-traditional settings for the TV show Live from the Artists Den. The show connects fans with a unique and intimate musical experience for some of the industry’s finest acts. Live from the Artists Den broadcasts nationally on public television, and internationally in the UK, Japan, Germany, Australia, Canada, Israel, and Latin America.

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• Spaces for 60-500 Guests
• 2 Bars
• 2 Ballrooms
• 2 Event Spaces

Nestled in the heart of New York City, Unveiled is a premier event venue designed to elevate corporate gatherings, brand launches, Fashion Week showcases, private celebrations, and full buyouts. With a sleek, contemporary aesthetic and cutting-edge amenities, our space offers the perfect blend of sophistication and versatility, transforming to match the unique vision of every event host. At Unveiled, we understand that every event is an opportunity to create something extraordinary. Our venue is fully equipped with state-of-the-art audiovisual technology, customizable lighting, and flexible layouts, making it ideal for product launches, networking events, panel discussions, and high-profile soirées. Whether you're planning an intimate gathering or a large-scale experience, our dedicated team is committed to curating seamless, impactful events that leave a lasting impression. From concept to execution, we work closely with our clients to handle every detail, from catering and décor to entertainment and logistics. Let Unveiled be the backdrop for your next unforgettable experience—where events are not just hosted, but artfully unveiled.

• Spaces for 60-120 Guests
• 1 Restaurant

Isla & Co. was born from the culture of the Australian hospitality industry creating an approachable dining destination in an elevated environment. Serving specialty coffee and brunch dishes inspired by Australian coastal towns by day and a cocktail driven dinner destination by night, Isla & Co. also draws influences from Europe and South East Asia. The menu encapsulates Australian style cooking - excellent cuts of meat paired with bright flavors alongside vegetable focussed dishes and is designed to fit the bill for your morning coffee, a mid-week lunch walk-in, an intimate dinner date or a local social gathering spot, providing a convivial eatery boasting healthy, always-fresh, seasonal, high-quality ingredients and dishes, alongside an always engaging service.

• Spaces for 125-200 Guests

K’Far is an all-day Israeli restaurant, bar, and café inspired by the food, energy and warmth of the kitchens of Tel Aviv and K’Far Saba. The space includes a Show Kitchen, enclosed garden Patio, large Main Dining Room, and Private Dining Room. K'Far is suitable for groups of as few as 11 seated or as many as 200 standing.

• Spaces for 50-70 Guests

KRU Brooklyn brings a sophisticated, contemporary dining experience to the vibrant border of North Williamsburg and Greenpoint. Located steps away from Brooklyn's premier boutique hotels—including The William Vale, Wythe Hotel, and Arlo Williamsburg—this stunning venue is perfectly situated for both local celebrations and out-of-town guests. KRU specializes in transforming private gatherings into unforgettable culinary experiences. The intimate, beautifully designed main room effortlessly accommodates groups starting from 8 guests up to a full buyout of 70. For grander affairs, corporate functions, or high-profile product launches, KRU offers an expansive next-door event space that can host up to 250 guests. Whether you are planning an elegant wedding rehearsal dinner, a lively cocktail reception, or a corporate milestone, KRU delivers an exceptional backdrop paired with world-class hospitality.

The Great Hall, a New York City landmark located in lower Manhattan, is an Italian neo-renaissance masterpiece that is a New York City Landmark. This magnificent space, designed by Benjamin Wistar Morris and completed in 1921, boasts 65-foot-high ceilings, soaring marble columns, magnificent inlaid floors, and murals painted by Ezra Winter, among other features. With its four-generation tradition of cuisine and service, the venue is the ideal complement to any elegant social, charitable, or corporate event. This Italian neo-Renaissance inspired masterpiece, designed by architect Benjamin Wistar Morris and completed in 1921, boasts 65 foot high ceilings, soaring marble columns, and magnificent inlaid floors. The Cunard Building was designed by architect Benjamin Wistar Morris and completed in 1921. The grandly presented maritime theme emphasizes the power and reach of the Cunard Line when its new headquarters opened in 1919, at a time when New York had grown to become the world's largest city and busiest port, as well as the world's largest city and busiest port. After passing through the opulent vestibule and great hall, which was inspired by ancient Roman baths and where transatlantic voyages on liners like the Queen Mary and the two Queen Elizabeths were booked, visitors are greeted by a grand staircase. A decorative program centered on shipping themes was developed in collaboration with muralist Ezra Winter, and as a result, the lobby is adorned with starfish, seahorses, shells, and sirens, as well as the Nina, Pinta, and Santa Maria, three sailing ships used by Christopher Columbus on his voyages to the New World.

• Spaces for 1,200 Guests
• 1 Restaurant

Watermark provides a sophisticated setting for elegantly designed private events, parties, fundraisers, weddings, festivals, and more. Its contemporary yet timeless design complements both daytime and nighttime vistas of the East River. Our convenient location, perfect for social and business events of all kinds, produces thoughtful cuisine, faultless service, and innovative ideas for events of all sizes. Watermark provides the finest level of service in the event management sector thanks to its many years of experience managing the most prestigious waterfront event venues in New York City. Vendors and event planners may have some interesting and exciting prospects working within a New York event space like Watermark. To do this, we only collaborate with suppliers who have a thorough grasp of our event venue as well as a track record of providing outstanding service and professionalism. We're glad you're here at Watermark Events, a prominent venue for private events on Manhattan's renowned South Street Seaport. It is a beautiful and modern venue for your upcoming celebration.

• Spaces for 16-550 Guests
• 5 Restaurants

Rooted in the heart of old New York, the Delmonico brothers established Delmonico’s in 1827, first as a confectionery, by 1837 the brothers opened the restaurant extension of Delmonico's, becoming known as America's first fine dining restaurant. During that era Delmonico’s became world-renowned. In 1923, due to the woes of prohibition the brothers made the decision to shutter Delmonico’s. Today, Delmonico’s richly stands as a testament to the enduring legacy of American culinary innovation. For nearly two centuries, in a continuous pursuit of gastronomic excellence, Delmonico’s has catered to royalty, society, luminaries, and visionaries. With a storied past filled with pioneering techniques, iconic dishes, and a commitment to conviviality and hospitality, Delmonico's shaped the very fabric of American dining experience.

• Spaces for 200-1,000 Guests
• 5 Museums
• 5 Landmarks
• 1 Outdoor

The Metropolitan Museum of Art is renowned not only for its unparalleled collection, but also for its grand landmarked building on Fifth Avenue at the edge of Central Park. The Museum's many unique spaces are ideal for a variety of events—from large corporate dinners and nonprofit galas, to meetings, film screenings, and, for Members, intimate private celebrations. The Met presents over 5,000 years of art from around the world for everyone to experience and enjoy. The Museum lives in three iconic sites in New York City—The Met Fifth Avenue, The Met Breuer, and The Met Cloisters. Millions of people also take part in The Met experience online. Since it was founded in 1870, The Met has always aspired to be more than a treasury of rare and beautiful objects. Every day, art comes alive in the Museum's galleries and through its exhibitions and events, revealing both new ideas and unexpected connections across time and across cultures.

• Spaces for 100-400 Guests
• 2 Event Spaces

With stunning locations in Manhattan’s West Village and Williamsburg, Brooklyn, Industria has been at the epicenter of the creative industry since 1991. Founded by world-renowned photographer Fabrizio Ferri, Industria revolutionized the photo and event industry as the first multi-studio complex of its kind in New York City. Offering remarkable and versatile facilities, Industria’s studios are designed for commercial shoots and a variety of special events including exhibitions, conferences, fashion shows, trade shows, weddings, and pop-ups. The iconic Manhattan outpost offers a landmark 7,500-square-foot private building in the heart of the historic West Village. Surrounded by elegant townhouses and cobblestone streets, the studio is just a few steps from the Highline, the Whitney Museum, and the Meatpacking District. This location is artfully distressed, with red and blue brick, a huge skylight, multiple green-rooms, and a garage door for easy load-in/out. In addition to its iconic West Village studio, Industria offers two exceptional locations in Williamsburg, Brooklyn: 39 South 5th Street and 33 Grand. Strategically located near the waterfront Domino Park and only one subway stop away from Manhattan, the studios are easy to get to and are nestled in the city’s most happening neighborhood. With its 10,000 sq ft, 39 South 5th boasts 4 car-accessible studios with multiple entrances and retractable walls, 3 mezzanines, and majestic 25 ft cathedral ceilings. 33 Grand is an intimate 2,000 sq ft historical space and an architectural gem with a private yard and a 1000 sq ft basement. All locations stand out for their elegant industrial character and functional interiors that can be uniquely customized by clients. Partial Client List: Nike, Refinery 29, Gucci, Google, Lyft, Vice, The New York Food and Wine Festival, Sony, Uniqlo, Maserati, the NBA, The Independent Art Book Fair, MAC Cosmetics, The African Art Fair.

Lucky Tiger is an Asian-inspired cocktail bar and event space in New York City, known for its bold design, inventive cocktails, and energetic nightlife atmosphere. Blending Asian influences with a downtown NYC edge, Lucky Tiger offers four distinct spaces, elevated hospitality, and memorable experiences for private events and celebrations.

• Spaces for 248-375 Guests
• 1 Event Space

Featuring its original brick walls, towering wooden doors and high ceilings, 26 Bridge is a renovated former metal factory and is a versatile space for any special event. 26 Bridge seats around 250 people, and holds 375 for standing events. 26 Bridge has private event space that can be used for private events, weddings, Bar Mitzvahs, fashion shows, corporate events, and more. The renovations to this former metal factory highlight the building’s industrial past, accentuating the original brick walls, large wooden doors and magnificent high ceiling with a skylight. 26 Bridge is an affiliate of BK Venues a collection of unique event venues located in prime Brooklyn locations. Book your next private event at 26 Bridge for a truly memorable experience.

• Spaces for 75-190 Guests
• 2 Restaurants
• 2 Bars
• 2 Total Spaces

Escape to an elevated experience where breathtaking skyline views, handcrafted cocktails, and a vibrant atmosphere come together for an unforgettable night. Whether you're planning a romantic evening, a celebration with friends, or a special event, securing your reservation ensures the perfect spot to soak in the city lights and enjoy our curated selection of drinks and bites.

• Spaces for 15-125 Guests
• 5 Event Spaces

• Spaces for 15-180 Guests
• 4 Restaurants
• 1 Outdoor

Route 66 Smokehouse is located on historic Stone Street in the Financial District. Chef Billy Kooper's menu features unique twists on beloved BBQ and American recipes with a strong emphasis on hand-selected locally sourced ingredients. Our All-American Whiskey list is comprised of an array of highly acclaimed Bourbons, Ryes and Whiskeys. On tap is a strictly 100% American craft beer selection. We also feature happy hours and bottomless brunch. The restaurant is decked out in reclaimed barn wood and decorated with hand-painted murals offering a rustic vibe with old fashioned Southern Hospitality! During the warmer months enjoy dining in our 90 person outdoor patio. "Come indulge in the Bourbon, Brew & Barbecue!"

10 JAY STREET MAGNIFICENT ROOFTOP! Located on the footsteps of Brooklyn Bridge Park / Water Front, offers SPECTACULAR views of the East River, Manhattan and Brooklyn Bridges and the Manhattan Skyline. 360 Degrees of UNOBSTRUCTED views of Brooklyn and Manhattan. 10 Jay's Rooftop has brand new Wi-fi designed with beautiful greenery all around. Furnished with couches and tables. Listen to soothing music while enjoying the most MAGNIFICENT Views! Wrap Around Roof Top Deck! IT DOES NOT GET ANY BETTER THEN THIS!!! If you are looking to make a Birthday, Engagement, Wedding, Bar Mitzvah, Corporate Lunch or Dinner, Office party or just a fun get together with friends 10 JAY'S ROOFTOP is the Place to have it! 10 Jay's Rooftop is available for Movies Shoots and Photo Shoots.

• Spaces for 140-200 Guests
• 1 Event Space

Originally a residential block, the Dumbo neighborhood developed into a major factory area in the late 1800s-early 1900s. Soon, the manufacturer Edward H. Cole established it as one of the most industrial neighborhoods in the city. This brought in William Taylor & Sons Columbian Iron Works on Adams and Water Street, a sign making company, a brass foundry, a two-story machine shop and storage facility for E. W. Bliss and Phillips, Doup & Company. Many of these factories in the area were demolished to make way for the Manhattan Bridge. Luckily, the building at 155 Water Street wasn’t affected by the construction of the bridge and has a long history of manufacturing ironworks and other materials. In 1905, Edward Cole used the factory to make steam fittings then leasing out the property to Phillips, Doup & Company, who built steam heaters. Cole sold the building in 1920 to L&H Stern, manufacturers of smoking pipes and accessories. The company used the lower floors as offices and the upstairs as the production space. The simple brick facade, articulated by segmental openings and projecting lintels and sills, marks 155 Water Street as an example of the American round arch style. Additionally, the slow-burning mill construction and history make it an amazing representative of American factory architecture – contributing greatly to the character of the Dumbo Historic District.

• Spaces for 50-200 Guests
• 1 Restaurant

BOHEMIA is a Balinese-inspired restaurant/lounge nestled in the Coda Hotel in the heart of Williamsburg. We offer a unique and eclectic South East Asian-inspired small plates menu, skillfully coupled with brilliant cocktails. BOHEMIA is the perfect haven for all special occasions and dinner parties, big or small. Our restaurant can accommodate up to 60 guests for a seated dinner or up to 150+ guests for a cocktail-style full venue rental. Reserve our VIP room, tucked away in the back of the restaurant, for a semi-private yet still immersive experience. We can accommodate seated dinners up to 20 guests and up to 50 for a cocktail-style event. Open bar packages & prix-fixe menu or catering options available.

The Barrow Mansion has an eclectic, storied history, one that has evolved and remains current in Jersey City’s cultural landscape. Named for its first owner, Dr. William Barrow, who lived here with his wife, Eliza Brower, the Mansion has undergone several transformations throughout the years. Eliza’s brother-in-law, Cornelius Van Vorst, owned much of Jersey City, then largely tidal marsh, and decided to build twin mansions on the higher ground in 1837. Van Vorst aspired to develop a fashionable Manhattan suburb, and reserved one lot to build beautiful Van Vorst Park, which retains its splendor to this day. The mansion where the Van Vorst family lived was torn down in the 1920s. An important reminder of the early developments of this part of Jersey City, the aspirations of its builders, and the changing demographic patterns of the city since its creation, The Barrow Mansion is listed in the National and New Jersey Register of Historic Places.