Milestone birthdays
Turning 30, 40, 50, 60? Lucky’s speakeasy vibe, Sonsie’s Newbury patio, or Scampo’s private dining rooms. Pick the room that matches the mood.
Private Parties
Your night.
Your night.
Your room. Your people.
Milestone birthdays, baby and bridal showers, graduations, anniversaries, Bar & Bat Mitzvahs — the whole restaurant or just a private corner. Twelve guests through several hundred.
What We Throw
Every kind of celebration.
Bridal & baby showers
Brunch at Harvard Gardens. Afternoon cocktails at Alibi. Private rooms at Rochambeau. Custom menus for dietary needs and bespoke cocktail options.
Graduations
High school, college, grad school, med school — full buyouts or private rooms for the whole family, plus the friends you actually like.
Anniversaries
Quiet tasting menus for two at Bar Enza. Big crowds at Rochambeau. Vow renewals, milestone years, or just a reason to celebrate.
Bar & Bat Mitzvahs
Ceremony-adjacent receptions and after-parties. Rooms that handle music, dancing, and dietary requirements without blinking.
Reunions
Class reunions, family reunions, team reunions. Places where people stick around because the food and the room actually earn it.
Pick Your Room
Match the room to the night.
Intimate
12–50 guests
Lucky’s Lounge speakeasy room. Bar Enza’s private cellar. Scampo’s small dining rooms. Tasting menus for the wine-club crowd or close-friends-and-family dinners.
Mid-size
50–150 guests
Sonsie’s main floor. Harvard Gardens. Back Bay Social. Alibi’s vaulted lounge. Receptions, mid-size dinners, the kind of party where people walk away saying “where was that?”
Large
150–760 guests
Rochambeau’s three-story brasserie. Game On at Fenway. The Lansdowne Pub on a full buyout. Big nights with music, multiple bars, and a floor plan that actually flows.
Start Planning
Tell us about your party.
Date, headcount, vibe, budget. We’ll come back with two or three venue options and sample menus within one business day.
Plan something memorable.
A short form, an actual person, a reply within one business day.
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