The birthday playbook
Guide · Celebrations
Three formats, real prices, and the one mistake that ruins group dinners.
Pick your format
A birthday dinner suits mixed company: all ages are welcome from 5 to 10 PM, and the food does the heavy lifting. Minors exit at 10 PM.
A birthday brunch is the value play: $44.99 per person covers one main and 90 minutes of bottomless mimosas or sangria for guests 21 and over, Sundays from 3 to 6 PM, and the room keeps going until midnight.
A lounge table with bottle service is the full nightlife version: strictly 21+, Thursday to Saturday, 10 PM to 4 AM, booked through the party team rather than on Resy.
$44.99 buys a main and ninety minutes bottomless.
The ten-person rule
The mistake that ruins big birthday dinners everywhere is ordering a la carte for fourteen people. Plates land in waves, the kitchen backs up, and half the table eats cold.
IKON solves it with set packages for parties of ten or more: Gold at $49.99, Platinum at $69.99 and IKONIC at $79.99 per person. Everyone eats together, and open bar adds on at $15 per person, or $29.99 for premium, which adds 1.5 hours.
Package tables run two hours, which is exactly enough when the food is decided in advance. Compare the three packages
Book it right
Text or call (917) 301-0822 with your date, headcount and format, and the team confirms availability.
One bonus worth knowing: on happy-hour days, Wednesday through Friday, the birthday guest eats free with a group of five or more.
Ready when you are
Set menus, bottle service, and a room that handles the rest.