New York Events

As the temperatures start dropping, the thought of a warm drink and even warmer fireplace becomes more and more appealing to meeting attendees. Give guests of your wintertime gatherings a chance to shed their coats and scarves by hosting a cozy meeting at one of the many restaurants across the nation that offer fireside dining.

Beppe

Located in historic Gramercy Park, New York City restaurant Beppe, with its terra cotta roof and antique barn wood flooring, invokes the charm of a Tuscan farmhouse. Its roaring fireplace creates a cozy atmosphere that is certainly a welcome relief during New York's chilly nights. Guests can enjoy seasonal menus of Italian favorites inspired by Chef Marc Taxiera's travels throughout the Tuscan countryside.

Beppe's private dining room holds up to 30 people for lunch or dinner events in New York City. Party menus featuring current restaurant selections are available.

Auberge du Pommier

Located in the Yonge Corporate Centre in Toronto, this French restaurant effortlessly combines rustic charm and modern elegance. Constructed around the remnants of two 1860s woodcutters' cottages, Auberge du Pommier's sizable wood-burning fireplaces keep guests comfy during the winter as they enjoy hearty fare such as steak tartare and langoustines.

Auberge du Pommier can seat 48 guests in its Oscar Room and 40 guests in its Sophie Room. If you're looking for a larger Toronto special event facility, the entire restaurant can be used for Saturday lunch events or Sunday lunch or dinner events of up to 120 people seated or 200 people for cocktails.

Canlis Restaurant

  With annual average temperatures in the 50s, Seattle events may want to enjoy the warmth of a glowing fireplace many months throughout the year. Look no further than Canlis Restaurant, where guests are welcomed by a warm fireplace along with nightly piano performances and a menu of authentic regional cuisine.

Meeting attendees can enjoy this Seattle institution, whose flexible spaces are suitable for everything from an intimate dinner meeting to large banquet. The tucked-away Cache room offers treetop views of Lake Union and the Cascades to four diners, while the Penthouse affords 180-degree views of the landscape to up to 100 guests.