The Perfect Bar or Bat Mitzvah Venue

Yes, and this is where having four private rooms genuinely changes the party. A teen room with the DJ and dancing can run alongside an adult room for parents and grandparents, in the same building, at the same time, with both served by the same kitchen and staff. Nobody has to choose between the two.

Tell us what your family observes when you inquire and we will walk through the options with you honestly before you commit. Menus are built per event rather than pulled off a fixed list, so this is a conversation worth having early.

Yes. A children's package covers the full food service at a reduced rate, without alcohol, so you are not paying an adult rate for a twelve-year-old. It is priced separately in your proposal so you can see exactly what the young guests cost.

Sound and lighting are in place in the event rooms for a DJ-led party, including microphones for speeches and the candle-lighting ceremony. If your DJ or production company is bringing their own rig, we coordinate load-in and power with them directly.

Yes. Presentation audio-visual is available for a montage or slideshow. Send us the format you are working in ahead of the date and we will make sure it plays properly rather than finding out during the reception.

Most families hold the service at their synagogue and come to us afterward, arriving into a cocktail hour while photographs are taken, then moving through to the meal, the candle lighting, speeches, and dancing. Your coordinator builds the timeline around your service time and runs it on the day.

The Atlantic Room seats 180 to 200 guests, and combining it with the Terrace Room brings that close to 250. The Crystal and Lantern Rooms each seat 120, and either works well as the adult room when the teens have a space of their own.