10 Best Holiday Party Venues in Houston, TX
Houston holiday party venues cover a lot of ground, from Montrose dining rooms and Midtown cocktail spots to a darts club and a downtown brewery near the ballpark. This list mixes seated dinners, big buyouts and parties with something to do. All 10 venues below are on RestauRent.
Tips for Booking a Houston Holiday Party
Book early. Friday and Saturday nights in December are the first dates to go.
Plan for the patio. Ask whether outdoor spaces are covered or heated, and keep an indoor backup in mind in case of rain.
Ask about parking. Downtown and Montrose spots handle parking very differently from venues off the Katy Freeway or in Uptown.
Check both capacities. A seated dinner and a standing reception can hold very different numbers in the same room.
Holiday Party Venues in Houston
Davis St on Almeda Road, steps from Hermann Park and close to the Museum District, serves upscale New American and seafood dishes with Southern touches.
Private dining rooms and an outdoor patio host 10 to 150 guests, with prix fixe menus, bar packages and AV for a few words from leadership.
For a party with some energy, Mamajuana Cafe on Texas Street downtown serves Dominican-inspired dishes like mofongo and churrasco with rum, cocktails and bottle service.
Events can be seated dinners, family-style meals or cocktail receptions, and the space supports DJs, live entertainment and a dance floor.
Sorrento on Westheimer Road in Montrose is a classic choice for an Italian holiday dinner, with antipasti, homemade pasta, seafood and a long wine list.
The private Wine Room seats up to 16, and private dining, semi-private space and full buyouts cover groups of 8 to 100.
Doves on Main Street in Midtown pairs Southern and Asian cooking, from a 32-ounce tomahawk to miso-glazed salmon, with handcrafted cocktails in a lounge-style room.
It seats up to 94 across the main dining room, a second-level terrace and a private outdoor patio.
For a smaller team or a client dinner, Handies Douzo on Montrose Boulevard serves hand rolls, sashimi and crudos with sake, wine and cocktails.
A full buyout fits 26 guests, so the whole counter is yours. Handies Douzo also has Heights and Spring Branch locations on RestauRent.
AvantGarden fills a restored 1896 house on Westheimer Road in Montrose, with four event spaces: a downstairs lounge, an upstairs room for a DJ or dancing, a front patio with a fountain and a covered back patio.
Three bars keep the drinks moving, there's a taco truck on site, and the venue hosts up to 180 guests.
Warehouse 72 on the Katy Freeway has soaring ceilings, big windows and a modern American menu with global influences, plated, buffet or as a cocktail reception.
Main Dining Area: up to 100 guests, with an open kitchen
Private Dining Room: up to 60 guests in a glass-enclosed room
Patio Area: up to 48 guests, fully covered
Side Dining Room: up to 48 seated
Full buyout: up to 300 guests
Uptown Sporting Club in Uptown Park, near the Galleria, mixes an industrial look with warm tones and lounge seating.
Private dining rooms, a patio and full buyouts are available, with prix fixe menus, bar packages, AV and a dance floor for later in the night.
Flight Club on West Dallas Street turns the party into a game of Social Darts, with automated scoring across 10 oches, plus food packages and a full bar.
Magnolia Room: up to 85 guests, semi-private
Tournament Room: up to 65 guests, semi-private
Full buyout: up to 325 guests, or 400 with the patio
Frost Town is a downtown craft brewery on North Jackson Street, a short walk from the ballpark and the convention center.
Its semi-private upstairs area holds 15 to 40 guests, which suits a team happy hour over fresh beer, and there's ample parking.
Find Your Houston Holiday Party Venue
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