Abe & Louie's

Abe & Louie’s is the ideal setting for intimate private events, group dining, corporate meetings or rehearsal dinners, complete with customized menus to suit your event’s needs. With several fine-dining spaces to choose from, they accommodate private and semi-private parties of 10 to 125 guests within the Greater Boca Raton area. The chefs have created special group dining menus and a wine list featuring their signature items that will provide a true Abe & Louie’s dining experience for your group. Abe & Louie’s offers a number of venue options to fit your party size. For private events: “Restaurant Exclusive” seats up to 200 guests or serves up to 250 guests reception-style. “Abe & Louie’s Room” seats up to 60 guests or serves up to 65 guests reception-style. “Chef’s Room” seats up to 18 guests. For semi-private events: “Louie’s Table” seats up to 12 guests. “Wine Table” seats up to 16 guests. “Lounge East” and “Lounge West” can each serve up to 20 guests reception-style. It all started with a passion for excellence. In 1965, Charles F. Sarkis established the modern restaurant business in Boston. Through the simple philosophy of providing guests with quality cuisine and artful service, Abe & Louie’s was born into the Back Bay Restaurant Group family of concepts. Named after Charles’ father and good friend, Abe & Louie’s has since set the standard for steakhouses across the country, becoming known for its undeniably superior service and unmatched flavor combinations. More than a decade later, Tavistock Restaurant Collection is proud to continue the Abe & Louie’s legacy as a Boylston Street namesake and as part of its broader portfolio of restaurant brands. Abe & Louie’s signature menu items, such as prime aged Midwestern steaks and fresh seafood accompanied by seasonal produce, have earned several high-ranking awards from notable outlets since its debut. Coupled with an award-winning wine list featuring more than 200 globally sourced palates, Abe & Louie’s in Boston, and its sister restaurant in Boca Raton, remain beloved east coast landmarks.