Top Bloomfield Venues

• Spaces for 14-200 Guests
• 1 Restaurant
• 3 Event Spaces
• 3 Meeting Spaces

etc.venues 601 Lexington Avenue offers a contemporary, purpose-built setting in Midtown Manhattan for conferences, corporate meetings, training sessions, seminars, networking receptions, and other professional gatherings. Located within the iconic 601 Lexington Avenue complex, the conference center features flexible meeting and event spaces designed to accommodate both larger programs and smaller breakout sessions. Modern audiovisual technology, adaptable room configurations, catering, and dedicated event support help create a streamlined experience from arrival through execution. With polished interiors and a convenient location near major Midtown transportation and business destinations, etc.venues 601 Lexington Avenue provides a versatile backdrop for New York City events.

• 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.

Pratt Mansions is a unique venue for weddings, private parties, and other special occasions in the beautiful Metropolitan Historic District and is one of the last remaining mansions available for rental in NYC. Do you want to get married in a historic mansion? Pratt Mansions is a historic home located in the heart of the gorgeous Metropolitan Historic District and is one of the last remaining mansions available for renting in the area. Wedding days often begin with a late afternoon ceremony on our first level, followed by a cocktail reception on the second story. Dinner is served in our ballroom, which overlooks Central Park, and guests have the option of dancing either upstairs or downstairs, much as they would have done during the "Golden Age of Hollywood." The Mansions are solely yours for the duration of the night, ensuring complete seclusion. Parties Hosted by Individuals Let us assist you in creating a memorable evening for any occasion, whether it's an anniversary, rehearsal dinner, christening, or Bar Mitzvah. Photographic, television, and film shoots A number of television and film productions, as well as commercials for some of the world's most well-known brands, have used Pratt Mansions as a backdrop.

• Spaces for 200-300 Guests
• 1 Museum
• 1 Landmark

Located on New York City’s Museum Mile, the Jewish Museum is a museum at the intersection of art and Jewish culture for people of all backgrounds. Whether you visit our home in the landmark Warburg mansion on Museum Mile, or engage with us online, there is something for everyone. The Museum maintains a unique collection of nearly 30,000 works of art, ceremonial objects, and media reflecting the global Jewish experience over more than 4,000 years. Our distinguished exhibition history reveals a deep and rich exploration of Jewish culture and identity, and includes some of the most seminal exhibitions of the 20th and 21st centuries. Our dynamic education programs – from talks and lectures, to performances, to hands-on art making and more – serve a wide range of audiences, including families, teens, students, educators, and visitors with disabilities. As an art museum representing the diversity of Jewish culture and identity, the Jewish Museum believes in free expression and an open society. We embrace multiple viewpoints regardless of race, gender, national origin, or religion, and we oppose discrimination in all its forms. Our exhibitions and public programs provide platforms for cross-cultural dialogue, fostering empathy, mutual understanding, and respect. We champion the powerful roles art and artists can play in our communities, both inside and outside the Museum’s walls.

• Spaces for 100-200 Guests
• 1 Hotel
• 1 Ballroom

The Carlyle, a landmark on New York's Upper East Side, has been known and admired by generations of celebrities, leaders, and socialites. The hotel is the ideal host, providing a genuine Manhattan ambiance as well as impeccable service to its guests. Since its opening in 1930, The Carlyle has been hailed as one of New York City's most beloved venues for weddings and other social gatherings, hosting everything from a rehearsal dinner and bridal luncheon to a lavish reception. Enjoy private dining at The Carlyle, which includes everything from renting out a room to using our intimate, semi-private dining room in the heart of New York City. In addition to being a vibrant and elegantly appointed space, it can be divided into two banqueting suites for smaller groups and events. Board meetings and other daytime events can be held in this beautiful space, which is filled with an abundance of natural light. All of our bridal experts are committed to assisting you throughout the entire wedding planning process, with thoughtful dedication, expertise, and the utmost dedication.

• Spaces for 120-200 Guests
• 1 Hotel
• 1 Ballroom

Chelsea Harbour Hotel is located in Chelsea, London. Anything that takes place at The Chelsea Harbour Hotel is guaranteed to be a memorable moment. With cutting-edge amenities, flexible room configurations, and breathtaking views of the city skyline, River Thames, and the Chelsea Harbour, we have the perfect venue for your next meeting or event in Chelsea. From private dinners to business lunches, the restaurant and patio may be quickly transformed to accommodate a variety of different events. HOTEL WITH A SPECIAL DISTINCTIVENESS The Biltmore Hotel in Los Angeles is a luxurious retreat. Whether you're arranging a boardroom meeting or a huge event, The Biltmore Los Angeles has the perfect setting. With our intimate suites and sophisticated breakout rooms, you'll have the ideal atmosphere for quiet and productive corporate meetings. Contact us to learn more. The Grand Copthorne Waterfront is a luxury hotel located on the waterfront of the Grand Copthorne. With 34 versatile, naturally lit meeting and function rooms with state-of-the-art facilities, including a pillar-less ballroom that can accommodate 1,000 guests, the Grand Copthorne Waterfront has been named International 5 Star Hotel (2017-2018) by the International Hotel Awards, Grand Luxury Hotel of the Year 2017 by Luxury Travel Guide, and Singapore's Leading Conference Hotel 2015 by World Travel Awards.

A menu created by Executive Chef Alejandro Cortez is featured at The Wright, a James Beard Award–winning restaurant located in the Guggenheim Museum. Cooking with fresh, seasonal, farm-to-table ingredients, Chef Cortez pays homage to the museum's midcentury origins while modernizing beloved classics for today's palate. The space, which was designed by Andre Kikoski Architect, is a contemporary response to the iconic design of the building. In addition, Sarah Crowner's site-specific artworks are currently on display in the restaurant. ​ The Guggenheim Museum's iconic building, which is located on Fifth Avenue between 88th and 89th streets, offers a variety of unique event spaces and is a timeless location for an unforgettable New York experience, according to the museum. In exchange for supporting the museum's internationally renowned exhibitions and educational programs, Guggenheim Entertaining Access members have a one-of-a-kind opportunity to host a private event in one of the world's most celebrated buildings. The Guggenheim also welcomes proposals for film and photography shoots, as well as proposals for television and radio programs.

• Spaces for 100 Guests

On the east side of Midtown Manhattan, at 905 1st Avenue and 51st Street, there is an upmarket, fine dining institution known as Ethos 51. Located on 1st Avenue, just a few steps from from the United Nations Headquarters, this restaurant is one of Manhattan's most recognized and long-established Greek restaurants, having opened its doors in 2010. The original Mediterranean seafood cuisine, as well as the traditional ambience, are available to our customers in Midtown East. Come join us for lunch or supper and experience our wonderful and welcoming Greek hospitality firsthand. At Ethos, we like sharing special occasions with our visitors and guests. We take great delight in providing you with the greatest possible service, atmosphere, and food as part of our philotimo. View our Prix Fixe Menus on our website and get in touch with our event planner if you have any queries or need assistance with your event planning.

• Spaces for 70 Guests

Thanks to a 1,002-square-foot roof deck that offers three breathtaking views of Manhattan, Penthouse on Rivington has been recognized as New York City's Best Event Space for 2016, according to EVENTup.com. The venue is a perfect setting for wedding receptions, cocktail receptions, private dinner parties, photoshoots, and other memorable occasions. S'Zen Lounge is a chic venue for cocktail parties as well as more low-key events of all kinds. Restaurants such as Café Medi and Jia Lounge will wow guests for special occasions such as birthdays and corporate events, while the Terrace Suite and Owner's Suite are ideal for a more intimate gathering. With over 3,500 square feet of living space, including a 1,000 square-foot roof deck with some of the best panoramic views Manhattan has to offer, our stunning triplex Penthouse is a must see. In 2016, EVENTup.com named Penthouse on Rivington as the Best Event Space in New York City. The venue is an ideal setting for weddings, cocktail receptions, private dinner parties, photo shoots, and other memorable occasions.

• Spaces for 150-250 Guests
• 1 Restaurant

The Liederkranz Club is devoted to cultural and social exchange and the sponsorship of musical events. The Liederkranz offers two beautiful spaces: a Ballroom and Concert Hall which may be rented for: auditions, rehearsals, recitals, other cultural events. The fine acoustics make either room an excellent venue for vocal music.

• 1 Museum
• 1 Landmark

MADE IN 1897 AND COMPLETELY RE-IMAGINED IN 2017. ONE OF THE MOST ELEGANT AND INTIMATE SPACES IN NEW YORK CITY. A CURRENT FACILITY IN A SPACE THAT IS MORE THAN 100 YEARS OLD Take a look at everything that Harlem has to offer! The parish was founded in 1889 to serve a diverse range of immigrant groups that have changed over time. The current church building was constructed in 1907 to the designs of Thomas H. Poole & Company and dedicated the following year. The interior was renowned for its magnificent fan vaulting and celebrated German stained glass, among other features (from the still operating studio of Mayer of Munich, famed stained glass makers for the Holy See and Catholic churches around the world). "This church has no name, but its finely detailed neo-Gothic façade, which is prominently entered through an arcaded porch, demands attention," according to the AIA Guide to New York City.

• Spaces for 150-200 Guests
• 1 Restaurant

At The Fulton, a restaurant by world-renowned chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten, you can get away from the city and rediscover the enchantment of the sea. The Fulton is a one-of-a-kind venue for your private event, with indoor and outdoor riverfront dining with views of the Brooklyn Bridge. The Fulton is Chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten's first seafood restaurant, and it's in an area of town where he fell in love with the vibrancy of the former Fulton Fish Market in 1986. The menu, which pays homage to The Seaport's past, focuses on the best ingredients and the abundance of the sea and beyond. Vongerichten has created a devoted following of diners who follow him across the world for four decades. ABC Kitchen, abcV, and Public Kitchen in New York, Market in Paris, and Mercato in Shanghai and Guangzhou are among the chef's 36 (and counting) restaurants. The Seaport's unique nautical heritage has been woven into the textures of The Fulton, which Vongerichten and interior designers Yabu Pushelberg have created as a venue to link New Yorkers and visitors with the city's maritime past. The restaurant's main dining floor is encircled by hand-painted murals by painters Diego Castao and Chandler Noah. The work, titled "South of Cape Horn" and inspired by Jules Verne's Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea, relates the narrative of explorers who embark on a chance expedition in quest of a rumored sea monster. The restaurant's waterfront location provides a unique New York dining experience, complete with patio seating and some of the best unobstructed views of the Brooklyn Bridge.

Jazz music has unquestionably been America's most significant cultural contribution to the world. Minton's Playhouse in Harlem, New York, is considered to be one of the most important shrines in the history of jazz, and this can be argued with equal force. In a sense, Minton's was the birthplace of Bebop; in a more literal sense, it was the place where the foundations of modern jazz were laid. It was founded in 1938 by the saxophonist Henry Minton (from whom the establishment took its name), and over the next decade, Minton's Playhouse became the scene of a revolutionary shift in jazz performance. Minton's Playhouse is regarded as a pivotal location in the history of jazz in New York City. Bring your friends and family to our Harlem location for dinner and the best live music New York City has to offer. Take a journey through the history of jazz. We have two sets scheduled: 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. Each set is approximately 70 minutes in length. It was in this relatively small Harlem nightclub that these musicians, in the words of the immortal Ralph Ellison, "formulated... the chordal progressions and the hide-and-seek melodic methods of modern jazz." It was there that they "formulated... the chordal progressions and the hide-and-seek melodic methods of modern jazz." In other words, Minton's was not only the birthplace of Bebop, but it was also the incubator for everything that has come to be known as modern jazz. While Minton's is best known for its pivotal role in the Bebop revolution of the 1940s, the club maintained a vital existence through the early 1960s as a gathering place for musicians looking to jam, and it continued to operate until 1974, when a fire forced the closure of the Cecil Hotel, where Minton's was located. Nonetheless, Minton's Playhouse has been listed on both the National and the New York State Registers of Historic Places, in recognition of its significance in American history and culture.

• Spaces for 60-100 Guests
• 2 Restaurants

Tony's Di Napoli has been one of New York City's original family-style Italian restaurants since its founding in 1990 by Herb Wetanson and his son Greg. Inspired by their family's neighborhood spot, Don Peppe's in Ozone Park, Queens, the restaurant was built around authentic Italian red sauce recipes and the kind of generous, shareable portions that bring a table together. The Upper East Side location on 3rd Avenue hosts private celebrations — birthdays, anniversaries, corporate gatherings, and holiday parties — for groups of all sizes. Party packages are available for groups of 15 or more, with custom family-style menus tailored to fit the occasion and the budget. Three dedicated private spaces — the Original Party Room, the Private Party Room, and the Wine Room — each accommodate 40 to 50 guests, giving event planners a welcoming and flexible setting for midsize celebrations in a restaurant that has been a fixture of New York dining for over three decades.

• Spaces for 150-400 Guests
• 1 Outdoor

The DL is a multi‐level lounge, restaurant and event space located on the Lower East Side of Manhattan. Spanning 7,500 square‐feet over three levels, its luxe decor and dynamic energy embodies a lively ambiance. Guests can dine on the first floor in an atmosphere lit by chandeliers dripping in crystals or head straight upstairs to our rooftop lounge. You can also stop at the sexy and sultry second floor (Red Room) or enjoy spectacular views of the Williamsburg Bridge on the South Beach–esque third floor (Rooftop). The third floor of offers unique views of the Lower East Side skyline. Additionally, the space boasts one of the largest retractable rooftops in all of New York City. No matter what the occasion is, birthday, private event, or just a night out, The DL has what you are looking for. Give us a call and speak with one of our event specialists who will make sure your experience with The DL is hassle free. ROOFDECK Ideal for: Buyouts, Launch Parties, Corporate Mixers, Holiday Parties and more! Located on the third floor 5,000 square feet Best for parties of up to 150 guests seated or 400 guests standing Music can be set‐up via DJ or IPOD plug‐in Equipped with a HD video wall Retractable cover for events in any weather! Minimums may apply given group size, time of the year and service requirements RED ROOM Ideal for: Birthdays, Anniversaries, or Charity/Fundraisers Located on the second floor 1,000 square feet Best for parties of up to 60 guests seated or 100 guests standing Music can be set‐up via DJ or IPOD plug‐in Minimums may apply given group size, time of the year and service requirements DINNER ON LUDLOW ‐ MAIN DINING Ideal for: Wine Tastings, Dinner Parties, Cocktail Receptions, or Seated Lunch/Dinner Located on the first floor 1,500 square feet Best for parties of up to 60 guests seated or 150 guests standing Music can be set‐up via DJ or IPOD plug‐in Minimums may apply given group size, time of the year and service requirements

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

• Spaces for 110 Guests
• 1 Restaurant

212 Steakhouse is proud to be the first and only Japanese Kobe Beef Marketing & Distribution Promotion Association member in New York, making us the only restaurant on the East Coast serving authentic Japanese Kobe Beef. Kobe beef is a delicate, dignified sweet lean meat that is complemented by the taste and aroma of melt-in-your-mouth fat. Its so-called "shimofuri" fat marbling is the key to its delectability. At low temperatures, the "sashi" fatty component of the flesh itself begins to melt. It will virtually melt in your mouth as a result of this. Its exceptional flavor is due to an abundance of irosinie and oleic acids, which have been scientifically proven. Our location, located in the heart of Midtown Manhattan, offers elegance and comfort in a charming setting for a memorable wedding or a variety of events. Our professional top-of-the-line team and chefs painstakingly construct every element to suit your style and budget in order to create a memorable event. Our mission is to provide every foodie with a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Our goal is to produce and promote a delicious and engaging dining experience.

• Spaces for 250 Guests

The wedding of Otto Kahn and Adelaide Wolff took place on January 8, 1896. When they commissioned renowned architects C.P.H. Gilbert and J. Armstrong Stenhouse to design and build their private residence, they requested that no expense be spared in the construction. "It's a sin to sit on one's money," said Kahn, and as a result, their home in Manhattan became one of the largest private residences ever built in the city in 1918. The exterior of the building, which was constructed of French limestone imported from St. Quentin, is distinguished by its simplicity and dignity. The beauty inherent in Italian sixteenth-century architecture is demonstrated by the pilasters adorning the exterior of the second-floor balcony. The interior stairwell, halls, and entrance are all made of caen stone, and they have been finished with great care and consideration for detail. A replica of the Papal Chancellery in Rome was used in the construction of the structure. In addition to music, architecture, and painting, Mr. Kahn was a notable patron of the arts in general. He frequently hosted concerts and exhibitions of his treasures in his home, which drew a large number of visitors. Otto Kahn had his own music room built, complete with an Adam's ceiling, which allowed sound to easily circulate throughout the space. Musicians who have performed for Otto Kahn have included George Gershwin and Enrico Caruso, among others. It was only a few years after Mr. Kahn's death that the Convent of the Sacred Heart was able to purchase the mansion. It is now the location of Sacred Heart's upper and middle schools, respectively. The building at 7 East 91st Street was built in 1901 by William Sloane as a wedding gift for his daughter Adele, who had married steel manufacturer James Burden the year before. This mansion, designed by Warren and Wetmore, the same architects who designed New York's Grand Central Station, was designated as a historic site in 1974. The ballroom is located on the third floor, rather than the traditional first or second floor locations, thanks to an innovative design. To get to the top, a rotunda displays the beginning of the grand spiral staircase made of Hauteville marble, which leads to the observation deck. There is a beautiful mural by French artist Hector d'Espouy on the ceiling above, which is bordered by a Tiffany stained-glass ceiling light. Adele was well-known for hosting extravagant parties in the splendor of her French-inspired rooms. The formal banquet hall has walls made of Campan vert marble and a detailed ceiling depicting floral arrangements, which is a focal point of the event. Bonanno's painting of an old Italian garden, which stands twelve feet tall on the Northern wall, has remained in place to this day. These ballrooms are surrounded by twelve-foot-high doors paneled with oblong mirrors, which are modeled after the Galeries des Glaces at the Palace of Versailles. Mark Twain and Giacomo Puccini are just a few of the famous people who have graced these rooms. The house was purchased by the Convent of the Sacred Heart in 1940, just a few years after Mr. Burden's death. Today, it serves as the site of Sacred Heart's lower elementary school.

• Spaces for 70-450 Guests
• 4 Landmarks
• 2 Event Spaces
• 4 Total Spaces

This upmarket eating experience is made possible by the award-winning, globally inspired food and spectacular views of the city that can be enjoyed from the Delegates Dining Room. The Delegates Dining Room, which is located on the 4th level of the landmark United Nations headquarters, has views of the East River and the upper Eastside of Manhattan and is open to the public. Easily accessible from everywhere in the city, tourists are taken around the structure, past magnificent art donated by countries from all over the world, before arriving at their destination. A unique and sophisticated eating experience, The Delegates Dining Room provides award-winning and globally inspired cuisine that is served in a luxurious setting. Its varied cuisine, which varies daily and includes sophisticated dishes from all around the world, is a must-try. Exclusive exclusive events hosted by the CulinArt Group at the Delegates Dining Room at the United Nations Headquarters in New York.