Birthday dinner
All ages are welcome until 10 PM, so bring the family and eat early. Minors exit at 10 PM, when the room turns 21+.
Celebrations · 238 Sherman Ave · Inwood
Sparklers to the table, a name in lights, a kitchen that feeds everyone at once. Tell us the date and the number of people; the rest is ours.
Same address, three different rooms depending on the hour you pick.
All ages are welcome until 10 PM, so bring the family and eat early. Minors exit at 10 PM, when the room turns 21+.
The $44.99 prix fixe: one main plus 90 minutes of bottomless mimosas or sangria. The room rolls into a dinner party until midnight.
A table with bottle service on a Thursday, Friday or Saturday. Strictly 21+ with valid photo ID, dress to impress, selective door.
Every number below comes from the published menus.
Wednesday to Friday, 5 to 7 PM.
Mocktails $13, signature cocktails $16 to $22, the Don Julio 1942 presentations $40.
Wednesday and Thursday, alongside happy hour.
Per person, prix fixe, with 90 minutes of bottomless mimosas or sangria.
Per person. Open bar add-on $15, or $29.99 premium with 1.5 hours added.
The birthday guest eats free with a group of five or more, during happy hour.
Large parties pick one of three prix fixe menus so the kitchen sends the table its food together. Package seating runs two hours.
Three shared appetizers and a choice of four entrees.
Four appetizers, five entree choices, dessert to finish.
The full spread, from ceviche to three desserts on the table.
Open bar is an add-on to any package: $15 per person for sangria, mimosa, wine or beer, or $29.99 premium, which adds 1.5 hours.
The room, on a party night
Dinner from 5 PM, the lounge after 10, and a floor that runs to 4 AM Thursday to Saturday. Tell the team the date and the headcount and they build the night around it.
Sending opens a text message to the party team with your details already written. Nothing leaves your phone until you press send.
Planning a buyout, a corporate night or a launch? Private events. Want the birthday run-through first? Read the playbook.