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Holiday parties 2026 · San Francisco
Restaurants with a private room in San Francisco: how many it seats, the minimum spend, the menu, and how to ask. Tell Chef the date, how many and your budget, and he writes the email for you.

Izzy's Steaks & Chops, from its own site
14 restaurants with private rooms, 4 with an events email on their own site. Chef last read San Francisco on Oct 28.
Minimum spend: ask them (Chef's email asks for it).
Gallery has a private bar and fireplace; Legacy Room has full privacy and built-in A/V.
From Izzy's Steaks & Chops, checked Oct 28.
Minimum spend: ask them (Chef's email asks for it).
Art-filled room with wine showcases; combines with Room 2 for up to 80 guests.
From Mastro's Steakhouse, checked Oct 28.
Minimum spend: ask them (Chef's email asks for it).
Indoor rooms with Bay and skyline views; Sports Room can add pier cocktails.
From Scoma's, checked Oct 28.
Not stated
Bayside semi-private room with gas fireplace and retractable walls; full buyout available.
From EPIC Steak, checked Oct 28.
Minimum spend: ask them (Chef's email asks for it).
Private side room with operable windows and garden view; Grace Room faces Grace Cathedral.
From Osso Steakhouse, checked Oct 28.
Minimum spend: ask them (Chef's email asks for it).
Wine bar and restaurant; private space accommodates 20 to 60 people, Monday to Saturday.
From Scopo Divino, checked Oct 28.
Minimum spend: ask them (Chef's email asks for it).
Room divides into three semi-private spaces; Wine Vault is an operating wine library.
From Boulevard, checked Oct 28.
Minimum spend: ask them (Chef's email asks for it).
Private and semi-private spaces for 8 to 150 seated, up to 250 standing; restaurant buyouts available.
From Perbacco, checked Oct 28.
Minimum spend: ask them (Chef's email asks for it).
Petite room with a window into the award-winning wine cellar; Gold Room has frescoed walls.
From Acquerello, checked Oct 28.
Food and beverage minimums apply Friday and Saturday 5:30pm-10:30pm
Separate room with double-paned glass doors and its own heating and cooling.
From Terzo, checked Oct 28.
Minimum spend: ask them (Chef's email asks for it).
Wine Room has a view of the kitchen; Suda Room has windows over hotel gardens.
From Nari, checked Oct 28.
Minimum spend: ask them (Chef's email asks for it).
Intimate private dining room for three-, four- or five-course menus; capacity not stated.
From Gary Danko, checked Oct 28.
Minimum spend: ask them (Chef's email asks for it).
Wine bar with lounge space or the whole bar; maximum 50 guests in the lounge.
From Unwine'd, checked Oct 28.
Minimum spend: ask them (Chef's email asks for it).
Three private rooms overlooking Market Street; Vista has a built-in bar and original millwork.
From fourseasons.com, checked Oct 28. Sizes and prices from a guide, not the restaurant's own page.
Tick "Ask with others" on up to five and Chef writes one email to each, so you hear back from several at once.
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