Top Stamford Premiere Venues
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Choosing your premiere venue will be one of the most important steps in the planning process. So much goes into finding the perfect venue in Stamford. 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 Stamford venue has never been easier.
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Mel's
US-NYC-8510, 85 10th Ave, New York, NY 10011, USA- Spaces for 50 Guests
- 1 Restaurant
The compact restaurant room that was previously John Dory is now a pizzeria: Mel's, the first restaurant of a new culinary complex here, squeezed snuggly to one side of the former Del Posto. Melissa J. Rodriguez, a former Del Posto and Daniel chef, is teaming up with Jeff Katz and James Kent of Crown Shy and Saga to create this enormous location. While its finely calibrated lighting will keep it "glowy and sensual," it will also be the kind of restaurant you can pop into just because you're hungry and it's Tuesday. Mel's is warmly decorated with orange tones and polished light wood, with a bar and dining counter that open into a back dining area and a massive wood-fired pizza oven in the center. Ms. Rodriguez explained, "Everything is cooked with wood. There’s no gas here." The pizzas begin with a Margherita base but quickly branch out to include mushrooms, smoked mozzarella, and sliced shallots, as well as kale, basil pesto, ricotta, and preserved lemon. Wood-fired dishes include roasted parsnips with robiola cheese, roasted maitake mushrooms with soppressata piccante, and charred shrimp, as well as major courses such as entire fish, whole roasted cauliflower, and strip steak. Dessert is not an afterthought or something to forego at this pizzeria. Consider a milk chocolate gelato with a dark chocolate sable swirl, salted caramel and fior di latte gelato with caramel sauce and shortbread crumble, or a Little Italy-inspired Italian rainbow cookie hot fudge sundae. To coordinate your private event, fill out the contact form on the Mel’s website.
Meet In Place, SoHo
75 Spring St, New York, NY 10012, USA- Spaces for 10-25 Guests
- 2 Meeting Spaces
SoHo itself is a haven for artists, designers, and boutique shoppers looking for relief from the noise and traffic of central Manhattan or Wall Street. Meet in Place SoHo channels this unique neighborhood to provide a space that is uplifting, charming and sophisticated. It’s the perfect venue for private meetings, conferences or off-sites.
Rosemary's
18 Greenwich Ave, New York, NY 10011, USA- Spaces for 16 Guests
- 1 Restaurant
Rosemary's is an Italian restaurant with a rooftop garden serving seasonal, farm-to-table cuisine located in the West Village. Founded in 2012 by Carlos Suarez, the owner of Bobo, Claudette, and Rosemary's Pizza, Rosemary's is named after Suarez's mother and is inspired by her home in Lucca, Tuscany. Enjoy an intimate dinner for up to 16 guests at Rosemary - the perfect space for a corporate gathering or social celebration.
ELM by Atelier Collective
216 Lafayette St, New York, NY 10012, USA- Spaces for 125-250 Guests
Welcome to ELM by Atelier Collective, where we create unforgettable connections through transformative event experiences in the buzzing heart of SoHo at 216 Lafayette Street. With lofty ceilings, sun-drenched spacious rooms and historic charm, our space is more than a blank canvas. We are home to functional architecture, cutting-edge technology and event experts that can bring any idea to life. ELM was born to bring people together in New York’s quintessential neighborhood – but our story begins far before our inception. While we opened our doors as a hospitality company in 2023, the roots of our space are embedded into the city’s rich history, spanning over generations. Starting as a factory at the turn of the century to serving as home to New York City’s now lost neighborhood, Gasoline Alley, our white worn brick walls and charismatic wood floors are true marks of history. In fact, we like to think of them as proof that life happened here. As a nod to the magic that came before us, our name pays homage to the original title of iconic the Lafayette Street – Elm Street.
Furnished Club
358 Broome St, New York, NY 10013, USA- Spaces for 20-200 Guests
- 2 Art Galleries
- 2 Retail Spaces
- 3 Total Spaces
At Furnished Club, we offer premium pop-up rental spaces in prime locations across New York City and Mexico City, tailored for fashion brands, art galleries, events, and brand activations. Whether you’re launching a new collection, hosting an exclusive event, or showcasing your brand, our curated pop-up spaces provide the perfect setting.
45Downing
45 Downing St, New York, NY 10011, USA- Spaces for 100-120 Guests
45 Downing is an historic carriage house located in Greenwich Village, New York. The space features a spacious ballroom plus a beautiful garden room with fireplace. High beamed ceilings, stained glass windows, fine art, antique fixtures, and grand pianos create a magical atmosphere for any occasion.
ACME
9 Great Jones St, New York, NY 10012, USA- Spaces for 70-120 Guests
- 2 Restaurants
ACME hosts a variety of private events in our ground-floor Restaurant, downstairs Lounge, or a combination of the two. Whether you are looking for a cocktail reception with passed canapés, or a seated dinner served family style, ACME has you covered. Come for the food, stay late for the Lounge Events at ACME typically take the format of a cocktail reception with passed canapes, a seated dinner served family style, or a combination of the two. Buyout packages feature a beverage offering which includes premium open bar, specialty cocktails, wine, and beer.
Dirty French New York
180 Ludlow St, New York, NY 10002, USALocated in the Ludlow Hotel on Manhattan’s storied Lower East Side, Dirty French is an energetic bistro created by the acclaimed hospitality brand Major Food Group and its co-founders Jeff Zalaznick, Mario Carbone, and Rich Torrisi. Dirty French's Main Dining Room can accommodate large parties of up to 24 guests non-privately or it can be booked privately for up to 90 guests seated or 150 guests for a reception-style event. Dirty French's Private Dining Room is located on the 2nd Floor of the Ludlow Hotel, through a private entrance. The room has a built-in bar, dedicated restrooms, a private coat check, and large windows overlooking Ludlow Street. It can be booked for up to 50 guests seated or 80 guests for a reception-style event. Dirty French’s Garden is a beautiful courtyard that is located on the ground floor of the Ludlow Hotel. The space features a glass ceiling, exposed brick walls, a picture window looking into the kitchen, and open airflow. It can be booked for up to 24 guests seated.
Al Coro
85 10th Ave, New York, NY 10011, USAAl Coro is a restaurant designed for special occasions. The main dining room can accommodate parties of up to ten people. Each night there is live music. Larger events can be accommodated in a number of private rooms. The menu has meals that take some artistic license in addition to regional Italian cookery. A array of little morsels called aperitivi is served before the main course, antipasti, two pasta courses, and desserts. A condensed 5-course menu is available for $195 per person or the full 7-course menu costs $245. The menu is updated every six weeks, and while we don't post the entire list, you can get a sneak peek at some of the dishes on our Instagram at @alcoro.nyc if you can't stand the anticipation! Our main dining area has a private room that can accommodate up to 12 people on the mezzanine. For exclusive gatherings, underground private dining rooms may accommodate 180 people. Up to 200 people can be seated in the main dining room comfortably, and up to 1000 people can attend standing celebrations.
Roey's
1 Perry St, New York, NY 10014, USA- Spaces for 45-55 Guests
- 1 Restaurant
Roey’s (pronounced "ROE-ees) is inspired by old world cafés: spaces where communities come together for nourishment and to share ideas. Roey’s endeavors to bring this sense of community to the West Village by offering an accessible, high quality, nourishing experience in a casual and sophisticated setting. Roeys’s accepts large party reservations for groups of 6 to 10 guests. The Communal Table is the perfect setting for all types of intimate gatherings — from showers to birthdays, corporate outings and more. The restaurant also offers full venue buyouts for up to 55 standing or 45 for a seated dinner. Roey's has a full separate bar for private events.
Manny Cantor Center
197 E Broadway, New York, NY 10002, USA- Spaces for 200 Guests
With stunning views of downtown NYC, The Rooftop @ Manny Cantor Center is an ideal venue and event space to host your special events; industry gatherings, launch events, weddings, and other celebrations. Available for rent to individuals, corporations, small businesses, and community organizations, each rental supports Manny Cantor Center community programming and our vibrant Lower East Side community.
HELEN MILLS Event Space and Theater
W 26th St, New York, NY, USAHELEN MILLS is one of New York City's most unique venues, featuring a spectacular street-level Event Space and a 140-seat Theater & Screening Room. The Event Space is ideal for a variety of corporate, social, non-profit and arts-related events, including product launches, charity auctions and celebrations of all kinds. The team at HELEN MILLS completes the experience by offering catering, décor and entertainment packages as well as on-site management and full-service event planning. From sophisticated intimate celebrations to elegant affairs, HELEN MILLS is dedicated to facilitating exceptional events.
Housing Works Bookstore
126 Crosby St, New York, NY 10012, USA
The AlleyCorp Building
368 Broome St, New York, NY 10013, USA- Spaces for 50-150 Guests
- 1 Rooftop
- 1 Event Space
The AlleyCorp Building at 368 Broome Street is New York's new gathering place for founders, investors, and builders. Built in 1890 on a bustling Little Italy corner, the building once housed the H. Herrmann Furniture Company, then the largest furniture manufacturer on the East Coast. After decades of sitting untouched, the space is now beginning an invigorating new chapter. In 2022, Kevin Ryan acquired the historic property and began a three-year restoration, preserving its historic bones while reimagining it for the next era of New York’s tech community. To anchor a vision that unites tech, art, and hospitality under one roof, the ground floor hosts Oriana, an ambitious live-fire restaurant from Chef Andy Quinn and Sommelier Cedric Nicaise. On the corner, Chefs Riad Nasr and Lee Hanson debuted a new Frenchette Bakery. A historic building reborn for the next generation: The AlleyCorp Building is a celebration of New York’s energy, creativity, and constant reinvention.
Silver Lining Lounge
145 Bowery, New York, NY 10002, USA- Spaces for 60-154 Guests
- 1 Bar
Nestled in the heart of the vibrant Lower East Side, Silver Lining Lounge has become a premier venue for unforgettable events. Known for its dynamic atmosphere, this iconic space hosts a variety of events featuring live musical performances from local bands, Grammy-winning artists, and international special guests. Whether you're planning a private celebration, corporate gathering, or an evening with friends, Silver Lining offers an immersive experience with music spanning the '60s, '70s, '90s, and 2000s. With dishes catered by Sake No Hana, our Japanese restaurant serving free-spirited izakaya dishes invigorated with New York attitude, signature cocktails, and an electric ambiance, every event feels like a party. Our venue can accommodate 154 guests reception style and 60 guests for a seated dinner. From intimate gatherings to larger celebrations, Silver Lining brings people together in a space where music, energy, and style seamlessly collide.
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KEG & LANTERN
29 7th Ave S, New York, NY 10014, USA- Spaces for 50-65 Guests
Step into Keg & Lantern West Village- a stylish brewpub nestled in the heart of Manhattan’s West Village. Here, you’ll find a gorgeous, sunny taproom outfitted with elegant wood finishes, ambient lighting, and a modern yet approachable design that feels tailor-made for intimate celebrations and upscale social gatherings. Whether you're dreaming of a brunch reception with weekday mimosas and artisanal beers, a cozy dinner party featuring dry-aged burgers and steak frites, or a casual after-hours cocktail mixer, this intimate venue brings the right blend of charm, comfort, and crafted detail. House-brewed beers flow right from Red Hook, the food menu leans elevated but approachable, and the atmosphere is effortlessly chic yet welcoming. Fast Facts - Location: 29 7th Avenue South, West Village, Manhattan - Capacity: 50 seated, 100 reception- best suited for small to mid-sized gatherings, semi-private and private - Space: Bright, refined indoor taproom with subtle bar vibes - Vibe: Polished yet relaxed, warm, and stylishly comfortable - Food & Drink: Extensive house-brewed beers, full bar, elevated pub fare - Private & Semi-Private Events - Ideal for rehearsals, dinner parties, cocktail hours, or brand activation - Flexible food and beverage options to suit your event goals - A refined yet cozy setting for memorable West Village occasions What Makes It Awesome - Modern, light-filled interior with signature taproom warmth - Elevated pub cuisine plus hand-crafted beers for a curated foodie feel - In the heart of the village- vibrant, walkable location with classic NYC charm Amenities - House-brewed beers & full bar full of crafted sips - Indoor seating only, with stylish comfort - Elevated menu plus experienced staff for group service
Kind Regards
152 Ludlow St, New York, NY 10002, USA
The Dumbo Loft
155 Water St, Brooklyn, New York, NY, USA- 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.