Barbecue Restaurant for a Party
Of the great barbecue joints in Manhattan, which would you recommend for a party for about 40 people. I am holding it for my parents 30th wedding anniversary, but would like to keep everything fun and casual.
Thanks!
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Has anyone been to a party at Blue Smoke? I am worried about the balcony feeling not distinct enough of a space.
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re: Calliope1
We have eaten on the balcony. It definitely has the feel of being a distinctly separate space. It is up a full flight of stairs and is open on the side that overlooks the downstairs dining room. We were seated at the narrower end where we had a view of the bar area. Further back, the space is wider. Acc. to the info on Blue Smoke's website, the balcony accommodates 34 people seated, 45 standing. Also, it is not available for private parties on Friday or Saturday evenings.
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I think Hill Country and Blue Smoke will fit with your criteria. But judging that it is for 40 people and for a special occasion, Blue Smoke may slightly edge out as they have a better decor and they provide more food options like the burgers and devil eggs etc, and delicious desserts. I think more selections is good for fitting everyone's palate when it comes to large group.
They also have live jazz sometime so that's an additional bonus.
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re: NYPORK
While I love Daisy May's, it is normally a cafeteria-style operation, i.e., no table service and no reservations. I'm not even sure the space can comfortably accommodate 40 people. Also, there isn't much in the way of ambiance -- if you care about such things. In any case, it can't hurt to call and see if they do on premises private parties.
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