16 Private Dining Spots To Book For Your Next Holiday Party

Aretsky’s Patroon offers elevated American cuisine housed in a four-level Manhattan townhouse originally built in 1957. The restaurant features multiple private dining rooms suitable for various group sizes and events, whether an intimate private dinner in a wine cellar, an old cigar humidor room or usage of the entire four levels of the townhouse for a private party. One private room, the “Airplane Room” is coveted in a vintage photographic mural of a P47 Thunderbolt squadron, as well as airplane-themed photos and collectibles, to set a distinctive tone for a dinner party. Although the private dining rooms are available throughout the week, the townhouse is open solely for private events on the weekend – guests often rent out the entire four floors for dinner parties. Its rooftop bar boasts a full-service bar and menu of shareable bites and oysters ideal for lunch and cocktail hours. With the option to use each floor separately, or combine multiple spaces, there is the ability to transform the townhouse into any desired private dining space. Aretsky’s Patroon, 160 E 46th St. [Photo courtesy Aretsky’s Patroon]