The Brisbane restaurant scene has been growing ever more interesting recently, so it's no surprise that private dining rooms in Brisbane are becoming ever more prevalent. That's a great option for those looking for an intimate place or for a truly unique dining experience, but how do you go about finding them? The easiest way is to plug the things you’re looking for into our search filters and have a look at what pops out. We’ve put together a list of some of the best restaurants with private dining rooms! Regardless of if you’re looking in the trendy Fortitude Valley, somewhere in South Bank, or one of the other lovely parts of Brisbane, we’ve got options for you.
The average price for hiring a private dining room in Brisbane is around $1,000-$2,000 per session. It’s important to note that this price can vary based on location, room size and event date. The more central and sought-after venues will cost more. For example, expect to pay around $2,500-$4,500 per session for hiring a private dining room in CBD, while the same type of room in Fortitude Valley will cost around $750-$1,500 per session. Larger rooms will tend to cost more compact ones, and if you book a session during peak hours and days, expect to pay more. Some venues offer per person event packages, which range between $25-$80 per guest, while others require a minimum spend on food and beverage. The average price for hiring a private dining room with a minimum spend in Brisbane will cost between $350-$2,000 per session. (All data from Tagvenue.)
So now that we know what you can choose from, let’s have a look at where you’ll be able to find some of the most popular private dining rooms in Brisbane. A good place for a mix of higher-end and more affordable private dining is Fortitude Valley, particularly around Wickham and Ann Streets. If you’re looking for a few options around the water, turn your attention towards Queen Street as you make your way south. George Street around North Quay features lovely options for larger parties and taking a look around Musgrave Park in South Brisbane gives you a choice of more modern and sunny spaces.
How about going with a throwback to the 1920s and booking one of Brisbane’s prohibition-era-inspired speakeasy restaurants? Normally quite hidden (as any good speakeasy should be), these lovely venues are easy enough to track down with Tagvenue! There you’ll find the old-world class with intimate rooms designed to bring your party together as you enjoy some of the best food the city has to offer (and, often, even better drinks!). You could also look into booking a full dining party experience where you can select a chef’s signature menu for the party in advance. Why not lead your guests on a gustatory voyage in Brisbane?