Private dining room option in Pasadena?

[eu4ria03]

Hi all,

I am looking to host a family dinner for about 12 adults, a toddler, and a baby at a nice restaurant in Pasadena area. I thought that having a private room would be a good idea just in case the babies act up. I prefer American food. Price is not an issue as long it is relatively upscale.

Anyone have any suggestions?

Thanks.

[swimfin]

what about the banquet room at griffith park golf?

[Terahertz]

A number of the Smith brother's places have private rooms, and they are all very good. We had a large family dinner recently at McCormick and Schmick's which was very reasonable.

THz

[ipsedixit]

Smitty's Grill.

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Smitty's Grill
110 South Lake Avenue, Pasadena, CA 91101

[WildSwede]

Yes, Smitty's. I forgot about that one!
http://www.smittysgrill.com/

[ipsedixit]

Parkway Grill is another option.

[Beach Chick]

Love the Langham Hotel in Pasadena..so elegant and stately.

www.pasadena.langhamhotels.com

[Robert Thornton]

The private dining room there was great, but is it still there after the remodel and becoming "The Royce"?

[WildSwede]

Celestino has separate dining rooms, but it is Italian (although they do have steak, seafood, etc.). http://www.calogerodrago.com/home.html
Also, what is the name of the place that took over for Delacey Club 41? I cannot remember if they have separate dining rooms (I think I recall one from a long time ago, tho). Anyone been here since they changed?

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Celestino Restaurant
141 S Lake Ave Ste 102, Pasadena, CA 91101

[calpurnia]

Are you talking about Cheval Blanc Bistro? I think it is operated under the Smith Brothers.

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Cheval Blanc
41 S De Lacey Ave, Pasadena, CA 91105

[WildSwede]

I go to that street about once a month and I don't think that I ever thought to look at the name. Thank you for this info... if it is Smith Brothers, it is probably very good. Thank you again, calpurnia!