Top Oregon Luncheon Venues
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Choosing your luncheon venue will be one of the most important steps in the planning process. So much goes into finding the perfect venue in Oregon. 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 Oregon venue has never been easier.
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Bush Pasture Park Rose Garden Gazebo
600 Mission St SE, Salem, OR 97302, USA- Spaces for 50 Guests
- 1 Outdoor
- 1 Historic Space
- 1 space at this venue
The Rose Garden Gazebo sits within Bush's Pasture Park, a 90.5-acre historic park near downtown Salem that also holds the Bush House Museum and a conservatory dating to 1882. The gazebo itself is set off Bush Street, between High Street and the museum, a small white structure surrounded by hundreds of rose bushes in the park's rose garden. The site is reserved solely for wedding ceremonies rather than receptions, reflecting its place within the historic grounds. Up to 50 chairs fit directly in front of the gazebo, and chairs must be freestanding and kept on the turf rather than staked into the sod. The gazebo itself may not be decorated, preserving its simple setting among the roses. The park is open daily from sunrise to sunset, and the gazebo is available by hourly reservation through the City of Salem, with alcohol, amplified sound, and electricity not permitted at this location.
Awbrey Glen Golf Club
2500 Awbrey Glen Dr, Bend, OR 97701, USA- Spaces for 300 Guests
Awbrey Glen Golf Club is a private club in Northwest Bend, Oregon, built around an 18-hole championship golf course set among pines and dramatic Central Oregon rock formations, with views of the Cascades. The 7,007-yard course was originally designed by Oregon architect Gene "Bunny" Mason in 1993 and has since been redesigned by David McLay Kidd, known for Bandon Dunes, Gamble Sands, and Tetherow. Beyond golf, the club centers member life around Nineteen Dining, helmed by Chef Jake McPeck and offering both a Grill and Dining Room with views of the Cascades. The club also maintains a heated outdoor pool complex with a lap pool, kiddie pool, and hot tub, along with a fitness center and a practice facility that includes a double-ended driving range, a five-hole par-three Loop course, and practice bunkers and greens open year-round. The club runs a full social calendar for members, including speaker series, theatre outings, and monthly wine dinners organized by its Wine Education Group, reflecting its focus on community alongside competitive and recreational golf.
Ambridge Event Center
Ambridge Event Center in Portland, OR, USA, 1333 NE Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Portland, OR 97232, USA- Spaces for 350 Guests
Mt. Tabor Amphitheater
SE Salmon Way, Portland, OR 97215, USA- Spaces for 500 Guests
- 1 Outdoor
- 1 Historic Space
- 1 Park
Mt. Tabor Amphitheater sits within Mt. Tabor Park, a 176-acre Southeast Portland park set on the grounds of an extinct volcanic cinder cone. The park was acquired by the city in 1909, and its naturalistic layout of stairs, walking trails, and native plantings was designed by former Portland Parks Superintendent Emanuel Tillman Mische. Located on the park's northern side, the amphitheater offers a raised platform stage set against a woodland backdrop, with benches for 80 and open grass and concrete space that brings capacity up to 500 guests. It's long served as the setting for community gatherings, including the park's summer concert series, making it a natural fit for outdoor ceremonies, receptions, and public performances alike. The site can be reserved for weddings and other permitted events through Portland Parks & Recreation, with electricity available at the amphitheater by key access.
Eliot Center
1226 SW Salmon St, Portland, OR 97205, USA- Spaces for 12-700 Guests
- 1 Ballroom
- 1 Landmark
- 7 Total Spaces
Eliot Center is a one-block complex of buildings operated by First Unitarian Portland in the heart of downtown Portland. Conveniently located downtown, it accommodates 10 to 900 guests across a blend of traditional, historic, and contemporary venues, including two reception halls, two large auditorium-style spaces, more than ten multi-purpose rooms, two outdoor courtyards, and a formal parlor. The venue hosts weddings, receptions, conferences, meetings, performances, fundraisers, and other celebrations. The center traces its legacy to Rev. Dr. Thomas Lamb Eliot, the first minister of First Unitarian Church of Portland, who helped shape the city's civic and progressive institutions in the mid-1800s. Its spaces include the Historic Eliot Chapel, built in 1924 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and the Main Street Sanctuary, which seats up to 700 in theater-style seating beneath a balcony and features an 1880s pipe organ and grand piano. Eliot Center is committed to hosting events that support sustainability, social justice, the arts, community, and education, and welcomes nonprofit organizations and green businesses. Its Buchan Building is LEED Gold Certified, with occupancy sensors, storm-water-filtering planters, and sustainable materials throughout. Guests may self-cater or choose their own caterer, and the venue offers Wi-Fi, on-site coordination, beverage service, staffing, two staging kitchens, and complimentary china and flatware.
Mt. Tabor Summit
SE Salmon Way, Portland, OR 97215, USA- Spaces for 100 Guests
- 1 Outdoor
- 1 Garden
- 1 Park
Mt. Tabor Summit sits at the top of Mt. Tabor Park, an extinct volcanic cinder cone in Southeast Portland recognized in 2023 as the first Urban Quiet Park in the United States. The Summit itself is an oval grassy area lined with Douglas firs and ringed by a paved roadway, opening onto views of Mt. Hood and the downtown skyline — a natural, unadorned backdrop for a ceremony or reception. The space accommodates up to 100 guests and is booked through Portland Parks & Recreation as a public-park wedding venue, available for both simple ceremonies and full ceremony-and-reception permits. There is no electricity or water on site, and the Summit is not ADA accessible, so couples typically plan around those constraints with their own equipment and rentals. Mt. Tabor Park surrounds the Summit with 176 acres of forest, trails, and scenic overlooks, giving guests a wooded, hilltop setting rarely found within city limits.
Capella By The Sea
294 N Bank Chetco River Rd, Brookings, OR 97415, USA- Spaces for 40-49 Guests
- 1 Outdoor
- 1 Historic Space
- 1 space at this venue
Tucked into Azalea Park above the Port of Brookings-Harbor, Capella By The Sea is an intimate, glass-walled chapel built for weddings, vow renewals, christenings, and memorial services. Native wood and stone construction frames wide windows facing the Chetco River and the Pacific Ocean, setting each ceremony against a wooded, coastal backdrop. The chapel was donated to the City of Brookings in 2009 by Elmo Williams as a memorial to his wife, Lorraine, and was designed by architects Maurice Jennings and David McKee, associates of the noted architect E. Fay Jones. Its soaring wood-beam ceiling and stone half-walls carry that architectural pedigree into a small, quiet space suited to close-knit gatherings. Capella By The Sea seats up to 40 guests on fixed benches, with a maximum occupancy of 49. It rents by the hour year-round, with a two-hour minimum, and outside of rented events is open to the public seasonally for visitors to view the chapel and its setting.
Jackson Bottom Wetland Preserve Education Center
2600 SW Hillsboro Hwy, Hillsboro, OR 97123, USA- Spaces for 50-100 Guests
- 2 Museums
- 1 Outdoor
- 1 Meeting Space
The Jackson Bottom Wetlands Education Center sits on the hillside above the Tualatin River, on the southern edge of the 635-acre Jackson Bottom Wetlands Preserve in Hillsboro, Oregon. The 12,000-square-foot facility was completed in September 2003 following a $2.5 million capital campaign, and today serves as both a nature education resource and a rental venue overlooking the preserve's restored wetland habitat. For weddings and private events, hosts can choose between the center's main classroom, which seats up to 50 guests, and the adjoining 3,000-square-foot covered deck, which holds up to 50 more guests overlooking the preserve. The two spaces together accommodate dinner and dancing for up to 100 guests. The venue also hosts meetings, banquets, receptions, workshops, class reunions, and seminars.
Embassy Suites Portland Washington Square
9000 SW Washington Square Rd, Tigard, OR 97223, USA- Spaces for 150 Guests