Rent the perfect party venue in Brooklyn

A full buyout at Fushimi brings serious energy to any private party in Brooklyn. Recommended by both the Zagat Survey and Michelin Guide, this Japanese-fusion restaurant and nightlife spot holds up to 250 standing, with multiple room configurations available for smaller groups. The signature tunnel entrance sets the tone immediately — this is a night-out venue that also happens to do corporate events well. AV equipment, breakout spaces, and a dedicated party menu make logistics straightforward. Full buyout available for private parties in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.

If you want to party with old friends and leave with some new ones, head to this Crown Heights spot. Friends and Lovers is a club, bar, venue, and community space that’s been a beacon for party-loving Brooklynites for over ten years. The front room is a bar, and the back is a dimly-lit hybrid space that hosts dance parties, comedy shows, and live music throughout the week. Make sure to look up to see the disco ball.

The venue accommodates fully private parties for up to 125 standing guests. However, they also happily accommodate groups of all sizes – just get there before 10:30 PM to make sure there’s room.

Cocktails are fresh with a classic twist, like the Happy Gilmore with whiskey, lemon, and black tea syrup. There are zero-proof options too, like the New Fashioned or the PaNOma. You can order wine-by-the-glass and local beer from tap, too.

This is the place to go if you want to get a little weird. The crowd at House of Yes are the kind of people who try for Burning Man tickets every year, and who will become your best friends within minutes of meeting you. From cabaret shows to circus spectacles to immersive cinema, a night at this iconic Bushwick party venue will be one to remember.

A full buyout would accommodate up to 750 guests, but you can rent the Lounge for 100 or the Patio for 80 party-goers for smaller events. If you’re coming with a group, table reservations and curated experiences are available for birthdays and celebrations, with options for bottle service, dedicated servers, priority access, and more.

A full-service bar offers cocktails, beer, wine, and non-alcoholic beverages. No food is allowed, but there are plenty of options in the neighborhood for a late-night bite.

June would be a great place to throw a summer equinox party, but this warm and romantic natural wine bar is ideal for parties year-round. It can brag about something that most trendy wine bars in Brooklyn can’t: it was the first all-natural wine bar in the borough back in 2015. How’s that for being ahead of the curb?

Candles and vanity-style lighting create a cozy atmosphere ideal for smaller gatherings: think engagements, anniversaries, or just celebrations of friendship. If you’re looking to throw a more sophisticated bash, rent out one of June’s three private event spaces. The main dining room and bar hosts around 40 seated guests, along with deep red banquettes and bistro-style chairs. The patio is a covered outdoor space that fits 20 seated guests and can be combined with the dining room. The courtyard seats 35 for an intimate summertime soirée.

Drinks include a long list of champagne and skin-contact natural wines from Europe and beyond. Order by the glass or bottles, and spritzes and cocktails are also available. Family-style dinners are offered for groups of 10 or more, and the food menu includes oyster mushroom risotto, mackerel, and the locally famous June burger.