The Best Restaurant & Brewery Wedding Venues in New York, NY

The Best Restaurant & Brewery Wedding Venues in New York, NY

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Linen Hall 
New York, NY
  • Up to 120 guests
  • All-inclusive
  • Indoor
  • Starts at $1,500

Linen Hall is located in the East Village just steps away from Union Square and right next door to its sister bar, The Penny Farthing. Linen Hall offers a unique look and feel to the neighborhood with its elegant and polished décor. The space is perfect for unwinding after a long day, away from the more boisterous sports bars in the area. The bar features 12 craft beers on tap and a wide selection of craft beers by the bottle. If you aren’t in the mood for beer, we also have a lovely selection of wines and seasonal cocktails. Our dining menu is a perfect complement to the elegance of the space as we offer elevated yet traditional comfort food.

Why you'll love this venue

  • Provides lighting and sound
  • Offers full-service amenities
  • All-inclusive venue packages

Venue considerations

  • No on-site guest accommodations
  • Not wheelchair accessible
  • Does not have a dance floor
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Dear Irving Gramercy 
New York, NY
  • Up to 100 guests
  • All-inclusive
  • Indoor

Perfect venue for weddings, engagement parties, bridal showers, cocktail receptions and more! Celebrate your special event at our whimsical cocktail parlor in located in Gramercy - steps from Union Square. With decor inspired by the film “Midnight in Paris,” enjoy libations in a space that allows you to time travel from room to room. Beginning with a room inspired by the John F. Kennedy era, and finishing with a room inspired by Marie Antoinette, Delphine Mauroit’s interior design transcends space and time. The cocktails created by Meaghan Dorman are timeless and drink with ease and delight in every era. We look forward to hosting your journey, cocktails in hand. Yours Sincerely, The Dear Irving Team **We can host standing cocktail receptions with food for up to 100 guests. Seated dinners are not available.**

Why you'll love this venue

  • Offers full-service amenities
  • Provides a dedicated team on-site
  • Has a dance floor for celebration

Venue considerations

  • No free parking
  • Not wheelchair accessible
  • No on-site bridal suite
Gotham Restaurant 
New York, NY
  • Up to 150 guests
  • All-inclusive
  • Indoor
  • Starts at $5,000

In November of 2021, Gotham reopened with new owners for the first time since 1984. After closing for 18 months during the pandemic, Gotham came back with an updated name—trading “Bar and Grill” for “Restaurant”— a redesigned interior by its original architect James Biber, and a new menu with longtime former pastry chef Ron Paprocki in the role of executive chef. Historically decorated with an unprecedented six three-star New York Times reviews, Gotham’s new owners—former Managing Partner Bret Csencsitz and environmentalist Kevin Conrad—sought to honor this legacy while ushering Gotham into a greener, more mindful era. Filling the restaurant with books, music, and art to complement its world-class dining, Csencsitz’s stated goal is to make Gotham “the most meaningful restaurant in New York.” Arts and dining programming, from evening jazz to exclusive wine dinners, make Gotham a vibrant, ever-evolving destination like the city it calls home.

Why you'll love this venue

  • Multiple event spaces
  • Provides catering services
  • Provides setup and cleanup

Venue considerations

  • Not wheelchair accessible
  • No in-house lighting and sound packages available
  • No on-premises lodging options
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Vintage Green 
New York, NY
  • Up to 350 guests
  • Select services
  • Indoor & outdoor
  • Starts at $50,000

Vintage Green is located at the rooftop of The Shelburne Hotel, at the corner of 37th Street and Lexington Ave, serving the neighbors, inter-borough community, and private events. The spacious rooftop will host visitors of the hotel and the city. Made for those in search of a new perspective, this multi-dimensional space serves up alluring views, drinks, and bites, bringing together nature and design inspired by the expansive panorama of our home and history here in New York City.

Why you'll love this venue

  • Provides lighting and sound
  • Both indoor and outdoor options
  • Has a relaxed and casual vibe

Venue considerations

  • Not wheelchair accessible
  • Does not have a dance floor
  • Does not allow pets
El Lugar 
New York, NY
  • Up to 80 guests
  • Select services
  • Indoor
  • Starts at $15,000

Located in New York City, El Lugar is a cultural first for IGC Hospitality, known for its award-winning concepts in design, food, and approach. The restaurant encapsulates Mexican heritage in dishes from regions where executive chef Alex Mixcoatl and his culinary team hail from, including sweet mole from Náhuatl, Oaxaca’s beloved Tlayudas, and birria variations from the state of Jalisco. El Lugar, meaning “the place” in Spanish, delivers an authentic culinary experience with a focus on approachability, community, and customer service. The food menu, broken into traditional share plates and wood-fired shareable entrees, is wisely accompanied by an extensive agave spirit program. Mixcoatl prioritizes ingredients and recipes from his and his team’s lives growing up in Mexico, using traditional chamoy and grasshopper salt to add unique flavors to the menu. His homemade mole recipe, sweeter coming from his region and incorporating animal crackers, is a must-try for any diner.

Why you'll love this venue

  • Provides lighting and sound
  • Offers full-service amenities
  • Full catering menu to choose from

Venue considerations

  • Dance floor not included
  • Does not allow pets
  • No on-site guest accommodations
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The Glass Ceiling 
New York, NY
  • Up to 70 guests
  • Indoor
  • Starts at $30,000

The Glass Ceiling is just that, a beautiful rooftop cocktail lounge with a stunning glass ceiling sitting atop the city skyline in the heart of Nomad, Manhattan. The design adds a glamorous touch to the botanical theme, The Glass Ceiling is a “secret garden” in the sky. The space is multi-dimensional – shifting from a lounge serving light bites and cocktails to an intimate, curated events space. Featuring indoor and outdoor seating, show-stopping views of the Empire State Building, and an escape from your everyday urban routine. The name ‘the glass ceiling’ has a higher purpose. It is a metaphor that has long been used to represent the invisible barriers that prevent women and underrepresented communities from rising beyond a certain level in a hierarchy. We’re empowering the community to break through ‘The Glass Ceiling’ with us. We have plenty to celebrate, and welcome ALL of those wanting to join us.

Why you'll love this venue

  • Provides lighting and sound
  • Provides catering services
  • Provides event staff

Venue considerations

  • Does not allow pets
  • No on-site bridal suite
  • On-site parking not available
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The Wilson 
New York, NY
  • Up to 250 guests
  • Select services
  • Indoor & outdoor
  • Starts at $15,000

The Wilson NYC is a neighborhood gem located within the INNSIDE Hotel by Melia at the intersection of the Chelsea and NoMad neighborhoods just South of Madison Square Garden and Penn Station. It features a globally-inspired, seafood-focused menu with vegetarian-friendly options. Year round, covered outdoor dining available (heated during colder months), as well as a spacious interior – with multiple levels and rooms.

Why you'll love this venue

  • Provides setup and cleanup
  • Provides lighting and sound
  • Pets can join the celebration

Venue considerations

  • No on-site guest accommodations
  • No dedicated areas for getting ready
  • Not wheelchair accessible
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Park Avenue Tavern 
New York, NY
  • Up to 200 guests
  • Select services
  • Indoor & outdoor
  • Starts at $10,000

Park Avenue Tavern is the quintessential American bar and restaurant. Located steps away from Grand Central Station, Park Avenue Tavern centers around a combination of classic New York City elegance and over the top hospitality. Operated by In Good Company Hospitality, the team behind other noteworthy NYC venues such as Refinery Rooftop, Parker & Quinn & The Wilson, Park Avenue Tavern proudly serves as the local favorite to the area’s vibrant business community as well as the Murray Hill and Park Avenue residents.

Why you'll love this venue

  • Provides setup and cleanup
  • Full catering menu to choose from
  • Both indoor and outdoor options

Venue considerations

  • Dance floor not included
  • No on-site guest accommodations
  • Large venue, not ideal for small guest lists

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About wedding venues in New York, NY

How much do wedding venues typically cost in New York, NY?

The cost of a wedding venue varies widely by location, number of guests, and many other details of the wedding package. New York, NY offers a range of options that can fit most budgets. Raw venue space rentals (which only include the space itself) start at $1,500 and average $8,000. All-inclusive packages start at $250 and average $8,000.

What types of venues can I find in New York, NY?

New York offers a wide range of venues, including Restaurant and brewery, Urban and Ballroom.

What are some of the best wedding and reception venues available in New York, NY?

Some of the most popular venues in this area include Arte Cafe, Dear Irving on Hudson Rooftop and Manhatta. But just like finding "the one," finding the perfect wedding venue takes time and a little bit of magic. Start by envisioning your dream wedding - the ambiance, style, and location. Then, explore our extensive collection of carefully curated wedding venues. Our marketplace provides detailed information, stunning photos, and real couples' reviews to help you make an informed decision. Trust your instincts, and when you find that venue that gives you butterflies, you'll know it's the one.

What questions should I ask when booking a venue in New York, NY?

It all depends on what you're looking for, but you may want to consider things like whether the venue has an on-site bridal suite (25% in New York do) or whether the venue provides an event coordinator (38% in New York do!).

Additionally, some venues work with certain caterers and require a minimum food and beverage spend in addition to the space rentals. Others might have a recommended list of preferred caterers that they'd like you to work with.

Can the venues in New York, NY accommodate both small and large weddings?

Of course! Small wedding venues in New York, NY can host intimate parties while large venues can accommodate up to 1500. The average venue in New York can seat 80 guests.

What amenities do the reception venues in New York, NY offer?

The venues in New York, NY are known for the exceptional suite of services and amenities offered to couples and their wedding parties. The most common services provided are Bar services, Wi-Fi and Service staff. Some venues even offer Transportation!

When is the best month for a wedding in New York City?

This is one of those questions that everyone will have a different answer to. The best time to get married in NYC really depends on your vision for your wedding. Is it when Central Park is a wonderland of cherry blossoms, or when the holiday lights make everything twinkle like a rom-com set? Weather-wise, May and June are your best bets for an outdoor wedding. But if you’re dreaming of an "Autumn in New York" aesthetic, aim for September or October when the air is crisp, and your guests won’t be sweating. But let's keep it real – in the city that never sleeps, love doesn't have an off-season, and neither do fabulous weddings. Winter nuptials? You could end up with a magical snowy vibe, and you’ll probably save some money. So ultimately, you can’t go wrong.

How far in advance do I need to book a wedding venue in New York City?

In the fast-paced whirlwind that is NYC, wedding venues can be booked up pretty far in advance. It's a good rule of thumb to start your venue hunt as soon as your engagement bliss begins to settle—usually around 12 to 18 months in advance, and to actually book your venue closer to 9-14 months in advance. If you've set your heart on those prime dates or sought-after spots, earlier is definitely better. Think of it as your very own New York minute—the sooner you act, the more options you'll have. But if you're the spontaneous type or planning on a shorter engagement, don't fret! Flexibility on dates or considering unique or off-the-beaten-path venues can turn up some hidden gems, even at the last minute.

What are the best rooftop wedding venues with skyline views in New York City?

Imagining exchanging vows with a jaw-dropping skyline behind you? Check out this list of rooftop venues that offer stunning vistas that you and your guests will be talking about for years to come.

How much does it cost to get married in New York City?

Ah, the million-dollar question. The total cost of a wedding in New York varies depending on factors like guest count, venue, and other services. While the average cost hovers around $50,000 for the New York metro area, it's important to remember that you can customize your wedding to fit your budget. Our marketplace showcases a range of venues and other vendors with different price points, ensuring there's something for everyone.

Is a New York City wedding on a budget possible?

Absolutely! Despite the high average price tag, an NYC wedding doesn’t have to cost an arm and a leg. There are many ways to cut costs, including booking an off day, time, or season, choosing less traditional venues, DIY-ing where you can, and limiting your guest list. Check out our guide to planning a wedding on a budget for more ideas.

What’s included in a wedding package in NYC?

If you're looking to simplify your wedding planning journey (and who isn't?), opting for an all-inclusive venue with a full wedding package may be a good choice. So, what's typically included? You’ll usually find the venue itself, catering, tables, chairs and linens, and often a dance floor where you and your guests can boogie the night away. And let's not forget the staff! Many packages provide a team of wait staff, bartenders, and on-site coordinators to make sure your day runs as smoothly as possible. But just like your love story, each package is unique, so be sure to ask our vendors about their special touches that make a wedding not just memorable, but unmistakably yours.

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