A number of Brisbane’s most popular restaurants have private dining rooms. These private areas are ideal for intimate celebrations, board meetings and business lunches. They are also great for hosting birthdays and other special events.

Enjoy a range of dishes from their fine-dining menu while soaking up the atmosphere of this iconic restaurant. You can even book their private dining room Brisbane for a unique experience.

Kenjin

Located in the heart of Brisbane, Kenjin is an exciting dining venue and nightclub. The restaurant serves a variety of modern Japanese cuisine and drinks. It is an unforgettable experience for the entire family. Guests can enjoy the exquisite menu while relaxing in the private dining room or dancing to the latest hits in the adjoining nightclub.

ecco is one of Brisbane’s most beautiful restaurants, with its walnut timber walls and parquetry inlay flooring. The restaurant offers both seated and standing events and includes a full AV system and wait staff. It is a perfect choice for a large group of friends or a corporate dinner. It can also be booked as a wedding reception venue.

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If you’re looking to treat yourself or your guests to a night of decadence, these Brisbane private dining rooms offer a level of service that will exceed even the most demanding expectations. With everything from fine wine to melt-in-the-mouth dishes, these private dining spaces are ideal for celebrating any special occasion.

Experience the grandeur of days gone by in the Reid room at Customs House. Featuring a heritage cedar table and a chandelier twinkling above, this space is an elegant, formal showpiece. The room is named after the Reid Charitable Trusts’ contribution towards the restoration of Customs House.

The space can accommodate up to 65 seated and 110 cocktail-style, with a range of menus available. This venue also has a full AV system and private wait staff.

Madame Wu

Whether you’re hosting family shindigs or impressing business clients, these private dining rooms are a great way to get restaurant-quality food and service without having to worry about cooking it all yourself. You can choose from a range of different menus and have everything organised for you.

Located in the Riparian Plaza on Eagle Street, Madame Wu serves up modern Asian cuisine in an elegant setting. Diners can enjoy views of Story Bridge and Kangaroo Point, and a banquet menu that takes a tasty tour of Asia.

Seating up to 24, the Red Lantern Room is just big enough for a small and intimate sit-down meal. You’ll have your own dedicated staff and a special set menu.

Nostimo

A private dining room can add the final touch to your next special occasion. Whether you are celebrating with family or friends, these restaurants offer premium service and food in an intimate setting. You can also book them for corporate events, cocktail receptions, and birthday celebrations.

Moo Moo is one of Brisbane’s best fine-dining restaurants with two beautiful private dining rooms for hire. The Angus Room seats 12 people around a dark timber table in tribute to the venue’s signature product, angus beef. The Port Office Room features ostrich leather panelled walls, feature art and designer light fittings.

Located in the historic Customs House, OTTO offers private dining with elevated Brisbane CBD views through convex floor-to-ceiling windows. The menu is inspired by Southern Italian cuisine with dishes including herb-spiked porchetta and ricotta-stuffed cannoli.

Sofitel Brisbane Central

Elegance and grandeur converge in this opulent private dining space. The menu has been curated to celebrate the delicate balance of fragility and robust flavors that defines French cuisine.

The Charleston Room is a pillar-less, elegant space that can seat up to 120 guests. It is named after Sylvia Jones, Lady Mayoress of Brisbane, and features the finest crystal chandeliers and marble fireplaces. It is an ideal location for networking breakfasts.

Situated within the iconic Customs House, this 5-star hotel offers a variety of stunning dining spaces. A complimentary made-to-order breakfast is also available. The hotel is located around a 20-minute walk from South Bank Parklands. There is a bus station located about a 5-minute walk away.

Tattersall’s Function Centre

The dining experience doesn’t get much more elegant – or exclusive – than this heritage-listed club. Whether you’re celebrating an engagement party, milestone birthday or bridal shower, a private event here will leave guests impressed. From the old-world charm of the Chandelier Room to the more contemporary space of the Deco Room, Tattersall’s has an impressive variety of private rooms.

The expansive riverside location of OTTO makes it easy to find an intimate spot to enjoy one of their meals, but their dedicated private dining room is equally stunning. Located upstairs beside their outdoor bar area, the cosy space seats up to 22 and has a separate staff and menu offering that’s entirely your own.

Ryan’s Private Dining Room

Many of Brisbane’s most renowned restaurants offer private dining rooms. These spaces allow you to experience the food and service of a restaurant without the noise and distraction of other diners.

Some of these venues also have unique experiences that you won’t find anywhere else. For example, you can dine seated within or over the kitchen and enjoy the heat, smells, and commotion of a busy dinner service.

With a modern fit-out of moulded bar, timber detailing and elegant silky oak drop-leaf tables this room is perfect for small sit-down meals or cocktail functions. Located on the Mezzanine Level, it adjoins the Reid Dining Room and balcony. This room features selected works from the UQ Art Museum.

Cabinet Room

The Cabinet Room is a luxurious private dining experience that caters for experiences small and large. Enjoy a private wine cellar and classic Roman menu in an intimate setting. You’ll be served antipasti, pasta, and a selection of Roman mains and dolci.

This comfortable lounge setting is perfect for pre-dinner drinks or cocktail functions. The room features a beautiful silky oak drop-leaf table and is adjoined to the Reid Dining Room and balcony. Its elegance is enhanced by the crystal chandelier and paintings from the University Art Museum. It was named in recognition of the gift by John T Reid to the restoration of Customs House. This room is available for both sit down and buffet functions.