Top Washington 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 Washington. 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 Washington venue has never been easier.
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The Fox Theater
1001 W Sprague Ave, Spokane, WA 99201, USA- Spaces for 250-500 Guests
- 1 Theater
- 1 Historic Space
Martin Woldson Theater at The Fox opened in downtown Spokane on September 3, 1931, built by Fox West Coast Theaters as a 2,300-seat movie palace. Architect Robert Reamer, known for designing Yellowstone's Old Faithful Inn, gave the building its exuberant Art Deco style, and Hollywood designer Anthony Heinsbergen created the murals that still cover the lobby, mezzanine, and lounges. A full renovation reopened the Theater in November 2007, reconfiguring the building to add dressing rooms, an expanded lobby, and ADA upgrades, and reducing the house to roughly 1,600 seats as a mid-sized performing arts venue. The Theater is owned and operated by the nonprofit Spokane Symphony and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Spokane Register, and the Washington Heritage Register. Beyond its resident symphony and touring performances, the Theater hosts private events on its historic stage and in its surrounding lounges, accommodating up to 250 guests for a seated meal or 500 for a strolling reception. Weddings held there can include a hosted bar, dressing room suites for the wedding party, and a personalized message on the Theater's outside marquee.
Whatcom Museum
Lightcatcher, 250 Flora Street;, Old City Hall, 121 Prospect Street, Bellingham, WA 98225, United States- Spaces for 150 Guests
Two very different buildings anchor the Whatcom Museum's event program: a Victorian-era city hall from 1892 and a contemporary gallery wrapped in glass. Weddings, corporate celebrations, and musical performances all find a home somewhere between the two campuses in Bellingham, Washington. Old City Hall brings a grand staircase, a clock tower, and Victorian architectural details to the experience, with its Rotunda Room prized for exceptional acoustics and a piano that suits intimate ceremonies and receptions built around live music. Across town, the Lightcatcher building takes a different approach entirely — a translucent wall rising 37 feet high and running 180 feet long floods the entry hall with natural daylight, and both that entry hall and the adjoining courtyard double as performance and reception space, indoor and outdoor options included. Since 1941, the museum has built out educational programs alongside a permanent collection of nearly 30,000 art and history objects and more than 200,000 images in its photo archives, with a particular strength in Pacific Northwest indigenous basketry. That mix of Victorian landmark, modern architecture, and museum-grade collections gives event hosts a setting that reads as considerably more than a rented hall.
Best Western Plus Evergreen Inn & Suites
32124 25th Ave S, Federal Way, WA 98003, USA- Spaces for 200 Guests
Port of Allyn
18560 WA-3, Allyn, WA 98524, USA- Spaces for 500 Guests
Port of Allyn has anchored this stretch of Hood Canal since 1921, when residents voted to build a dock and give their small North Mason community a proper waterfront gathering place. The port district that grew from that vote now covers most of North Mason, including Allyn and Belfair, with the town of Victor joining in 1973. At the center of it all is Allyn Waterfront Park, a recreational green space that's open to the public, with views of the water free to take in any day of the week. For weddings and private events, the park's gazebo is the centerpiece: 204 feet around with a dance floor built into the middle, a 17-foot ceiling at its peak, and eleven round tables with benches inside. There's no cap on guest count, and hosts are free to choose their own caterer and entertainment. A downstairs room with a sink, counter, and refrigerator gives the wedding party a place to get ready, and rental includes keys to the restrooms, power for the gazebo, and dumpster access, so there's nowhere offsite to haul the garbage. Nearby, North Shore Dock adds nightly and winter moorage with electrical hookups on Hood Canal, and Allyn Kayak Park offers a sandy beach and water access for guests who want to explore the shoreline before or after the celebration.
The Cedar River Watershed Education Center
17905 Cedar Falls Rd SE, North Bend, WA 98045, USA- Spaces for 120 Guests
The Cedar River Watershed Education Center sits above the shores of Rattlesnake Lake in the Cascade foothills, on the historic site of the old Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railway's Cedar Falls camp. Operated by Seattle Public Utilities, the Center serves as a gateway to the Cedar River Municipal Watershed, the source of drinking water for 70 percent of the 1.6 million people in the greater Seattle area. The Center is made up of five buildings connected by covered walkways topped with living roofs, designed by Seattle architects Jones & Jones with sustainable materials throughout — 98 percent of the wood used meets LEED standards for sustainable harvest, and the outdoor decking and benches are built from Smart Deck, a composite of recycled plastic and wood. In the Forest Court, native plantings tie the buildings into the surrounding forest, and a series of water drums — commissioned from artist Dan Corson through Seattle's 1% for Art program — release a rhythm of water droplets via a computerized irrigation system, audible from dawn to dusk. Inside, free hands-on exhibits trace the region's water cycle, forests, and wildlife for visitors of all ages, with groups of ten or more asked to reserve ahead.
The Phinney Neighborhood Association
6532 Phinney Ave N, Seattle, WA 98103, USA- Spaces for 20-200 Guests
- 3 Event Spaces
- 6 Historic Spaces
- 6 Meeting Spaces
The Phinney Neighborhood Association occupies a campus of two historic Seattle school buildings — the Blue Building, built in 1904, and the Brick Building, built in 1917 — along with the nearby Greenwood Senior Center, and because the organization's mission centers on fostering an inclusive, welcoming community, its rooms are rented out by the hour to host everything from meetings and classes to private parties and celebrations. Since both campuses are ADA-accessible with elevators and offer free on-site parking, groups of nearly any size can move easily between spaces, from small classrooms that seat up to 35 people to the Community Hall, a 2,336-square-foot room with sprung bamboo flooring, a stage with podium, and seating for up to 135 guests (150 standing), and the Greenwood Room, which accommodates up to 200 seated guests beneath its accordion dividing wall and projection screen. Because the association hosts nearly 800 community activities each year across these same rooms, renters booking an event here are stepping into buildings that already anchor daily community life in Northwest Seattle.
Falling Water Gardens
17516 WA-203, Monroe, WA 98272, USA- Spaces for 200 Guests
- 1 Outdoor
- 1 Garden
Falling Water Gardens is a garden wedding and event venue set just beyond downtown Monroe, Washington, a short drive from Seattle, Woodinville, and Bellevue. The property grew out of Falling Water Designs, an award-winning landscape design and build company that has created gardens and water features across the Puget Sound since 2000, and its grounds double as a destination garden center and aquatic nursery. The setting is defined by water and greenery. A network of koi and goldfish ponds, a 200-foot garden stream, a formal sunken garden, and a labyrinth wind through display gardens and groomed lawns. Couples can choose among four distinct ceremony locations: the sunken garden with its tent and dance floor, the upper lawn framed by an archway and footbridge, the intimate labyrinth ringed by rock walls, and the tree-lined grotto, which seats up to 200 guests. Weddings are booked as full-day, all-inclusive rentals, with the property available from morning through late evening and tables and chairs included, suiting celebrations of up to 200 guests.
CenterPlace Regional Event Center
2426 N Discovery Pl, Spokane Valley, WA 99216, USA- Spaces for 12-1,000 Guests
- 1 Bar
- 1 Ballroom
- 7 Total Spaces
CenterPlace Regional Event Center sits inside Mirabeau Point Park in Spokane Valley, pairing the quiet of a forested city park with easy access to nearby hotels, restaurants, and retail. The venue offers 20,800 square feet of flexible indoor meeting space alongside three outdoor settings that can be booked on their own or combined for a larger celebration. Indoors, the Great Room is CenterPlace's largest space, seating up to 350 guests at round tables beneath large windows that look out over the plaza and park; a built-in video wall and stage support presentations, banquets, or a wedding reception. The Fireside Lounge offers a more intimate setting for up to 150 guests, with a gas fireplace, hardwood dance floor, and full beverage bar. Ten additional breakout rooms and an auditorium round out the conference offerings, making the venue equally suited to corporate retreats and community meetings. Outdoors, the West Lawn Plaza opens onto 20,000 square feet of lawn and can host more than 1,000 guests for a wedding or festival, while the nearby North Meadow and Mirabeau Springs waterfall provide a scenic, more intimate backdrop for smaller ceremonies. CenterPlace partners with Inland Northwest Catering for on-site food and beverage service and offers over 400 free parking spaces for guests.
Kittitas Valley Event Center
901 E 7th Ave, Ellensburg, WA 98926, USA- Spaces for 75-9,000 Guests
- 1 Outdoor
- 1 Event Space
- 9 Total Spaces
Arriving at the Kittitas Valley Event Center, a visitor first notices the mix of restored, century-old buildings and open western-town charm spread across the Kittitas County Fairgrounds in Ellensburg. The grounds trace back to 1885, when the first county fair was held, and took their permanent shape in 1923 when the rodeo arena and original buildings went up; a $3.5 million historic renovation completed in 2001 preserved that character, and the Fairgrounds Historic District is now listed on both the Washington State and National Registers of Historic Places. Guests moving through the property find a range of spaces built for different kinds of gatherings: the newly remodeled Armory Main Hall with its built-in audio and video equipment and three adjacent break-out rooms, the Manastash Room and Heritage Center with a wall of historic Kittitas Valley photographs, the twin Teanaway and Umtanum Halls with commercial kitchens and roll-up doors for easy haul-in, and Western Village, a cluster of buildings fashioned after 1890s western towns with a dance hall, bar, kitchen, and five small shops. The Gold Buckle Room looks out over the Rodeo Arena, home to the Ellensburg Rodeo and its seating for more than 9,000 patrons. Outdoors, the Gazebo and Frontier Village add space for gatherings that spill outside, while Bloom Pavilion and the historic barns and stalls accommodate equine and livestock events alongside trade shows and exhibits.
Puyallup Pioneer Park Pavillion
330 S Meridian, Puyallup, WA 98371, USA- Spaces for 350-558 Guests
- 1 Event Space
- 1 Park
Pioneer Park Pavilion has anchored downtown Puyallup since it was dedicated in 2004, quickly becoming the city's premier rental facility. The building's centerpiece is a spacious 8,600-square-foot multi-purpose room, built to flex from farmers market mornings to full-scale receptions by evening. Every Saturday from mid-April through mid-October, the Pavilion fills up with vendors and shoppers as home to the Puyallup Farmers Market, one of the largest markets of its kind in the state. The rest of the calendar, the room hosts weddings, receptions, banquets, reunions, proms, and company parties for up to 350 seated guests, or as many as 558 for assembly-style gatherings. A kitchen stands ready for renters or their chosen caterer, and a staff member stays on site throughout every rental, keeping the day moving.