Dessert & Drinks for 120
I am in search of a restaurant/bar/venue that can provide drinks and desserts for a late evening reception for about 120. I am open to any area of LA but would prefer the Westside, Hollywood, or West Hollywood. I would like to keep it under $50 pp.
Any ideas? Thanks
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I think Stone Rose is a great idea-the junk food dessert platter serves about 7-10, so really you'd only have to buy about 15 of them, which might put more money into the drink budget. Or makes it worse. I don't know. I don't have the energy to calculate. Another idea is to give out drink tickets-bars will usually accomodate, charging you a set price for each ticket (say, $10 per) That way, the people who overdrink their welcome (me) won't be taking away from the others that aren't as fast. Left up to an "open bar", you're probably going to be paying a lot more than you intended. Or talk to the owners of a cool bar that you like and see if you can bring in dessert, while promising them 120 patrons. That way, you can keep an eye on the tab by telling the bartender not to let it exceed a certain amount. After that, the drinkers (me) can buy their own drinks.
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if it were me, i'd certainly prefer bazaar, simon la , or grace, all which were all suggested by others already.
if those can't come in at budget, a backup possibility (although not necessarily chow-worthy) might be the radisson hotel in culver city near the intersection of centinela and sepulveda.
they have a very beautiful, very classy-looking, private room (i believe that it's called the Culver Room) that is paneled in mahogany and inlaid wood. the room has a full bar in it (normally on fridays and some saturdays they book jazz groups in there), and the price point of most of the food and drink they serve is about right.
the key will be if they will let you forgo a room charge.
i'd imagine that they would also comp self-parking for your guests (parking is something to be considered anywhere you chose in that many places couldn't accommodate that many cars arriving at the same time). -
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when you say 'drinks'
do you mean wine?, beer?, mixed drink?s, fancy mixed drinks?, shots?fancy mixed drinks run over $12/drink before tax and tip at many places, while decent wine (especially purchased by the bottle) is less than that
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re: bu dat
but dat,
where would that price be available for a group of 120?
also, we are not talking about any limit to the number of cocktails or desserts--presumably open bars and buffet tables will be set up. if the desserts look good, people will likely want to sample more than one.
in my neighborhood, mixed fancy cocktails often run $12 each, so obviously, this bash needs to be held in your neighborhood. of what establishment are you thinking?-
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re: bu dat
i'm seriously asking you what establishment you know of that would be able to provide 120 people with dessert and mixed drinks for $50/pp all in.
seriously, if YOU want to be helpful, please divulge the establishment that will offer the deal YOU described--two cocktails, one beer, and dessert for $50/pp ALL IN on the westside, hollywood, or west hollywood for a party of 120 people.
as it turns out, i asked a friend of mine, a catering manager, if the restaurant she works in could accomodate the OP and sadly, it could not.
i admit that i'm not familiar with many of the the restaurants in hollywood.so, bu dat, ball's in YOUR court now.
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i think westside tavern would be perfect for this. they have two private rooms that can be combined - i think one is for 50 people and the other is for 100 (or around that number). they have phenomenal cocktails and great desserts as well. they are not open until 2 a.m. - but are open late. this restaurant is amazing and also has a very nice vibe.
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