Private dining room in Houston
A private dining room in Houston gives your group its own space for showers, rehearsal dinners and work parties. Ours seats up to 30 and has a dedicated server and bartender. Your menu, minimum and fees are in your confirmation before you pay a deposit.
Good to know about the private room
- The room seats up to 30 guests
- Brunch starts at $42 a guest
- Dinner has a $1,500 food and drink minimum
- A 20% service charge is added
- A 50% deposit holds your date
- Your final count is due 72 hours before
- The room is yours for 2.5 hours
- Printed menus are included
How booking the private room works
- 1Ask for a quoteTell us the date, guest count and style of event.
- 2Pick a menuChoose lunch, brunch or dinner, and any add-ons.
- 3Get it in writingYour menu, minimum and fees go in your confirmation.
- 4Pay the depositA 50% deposit holds your date.
- 5Send your final countWe need it 72 hours before. Then we host your party.
Private room options and costs
For work lunches and showers.
Shared plates in your own room.
Minimum of $1,500 in food and drink.
Screen and mic $75, centerpieces $180, mimosa bar $320, wine pairing $500.
Typical Houston ranges for planning. Your written price comes after we see the job.
What changes the price
- Guest count.
- Lunch, brunch or dinner.
- Add-ons like drinks, flowers and a screen.
- Day of the week.
- The 20% service charge.
- Tax.
Good to know in Houston
Houston events book up around graduation, holidays and spring weddings. Many hosts pick the Heights for easy parking compared with downtown. Summer parties are best inside the air-conditioned room.
Alcohol is served under TABC rules, and guests must be 21 or older.
Questions about private room
How much does the private room cost?
Brunch starts at $42 a guest and dinner has a $1,500 food and drink minimum. A 20% service charge is added, and a 50% deposit holds your date.
How many people does it seat?
Up to 30 guests. We need your final count 72 hours before the party.
Is the room private?
Yes. It is your own room for 2.5 hours with a dedicated server and bartender.
Can I decorate?
Yes, in a way that does not damage the room. Centerpieces are an add-on.