If you’re looking to impress your guests with some fine dining, look no further than one of Brisbane’s private dining rooms. These spaces offer the best of both worlds: quiet intimacy and blissful views.

Elevate your next corporate dinner or special celebration to a whole new level at one of these luxurious Brisbane restaurants. From modern European styles to the earthy tastes of Sardinia, you’re sure to find something to delight your guests. Here are some places besides The Brisbane Club that offer premium dining experience.

Sofitel Brisbane Central

Located in the heart of the city, Sofitel Brisbane Central is an upscale hotel with an expansive range of private dining rooms. The hotel offers a variety of options for all types of events, from intimate dinners to lavish celebrations. The staff is professional and courteous, and the food is delicious. Guests can choose from a number of menus, including French-inspired cuisine.

The hotel’s luxurious suites offer stunning city and hinterland views. Some feature dining tables and separate lounge areas. There is also a spa where guests can pamper themselves with luxurious treatments. The hotel has a restaurant and bar, as well as meeting facilities.

A short stroll from Brisbane’s iconic tourist and shopping hot spots, Sofitel Brisbane Central is an excellent choice for your next holiday. Stylish and contemporary, this 5-star hotel offers a full suite of luxury experiences. Its renowned restaurant Suzette serves international and refined French-inspired cuisine, while Stephanies Spa provides a truly unique and indulgent experience. It is also home to Club Millesime, a top-floor executive lounge where you can enjoy a refined and personal experience, including evening drinks and canapes.

Tattersall’s Function Centre

If you’re looking for a classy place to dine with colleagues, friends or family, check out the impressive private dining rooms at Tattersall’s Function Centre. From the intimate Chandelier Room to the spectacular Great Gatsby-inspired Members’ Dining Room, this iconic Brisbane venue has a variety of versatile spaces to accommodate any event or celebration.

Entering Donna Chang’s feels like entering a palace. Ornately detailed ceilings and clay chandeliers celebrate the restaurant’s Chinese heritage while a modern menu pairs with furnishings that are a mix of classic meets modern. The private dining rooms are even more striking, from the Rex Table to the more clandestine Vaults that were once bank vaults in the 1920s.

Guests can dine in the conservatory or in the Mixing Room, a cozy private dining space that seats 14 people. The Conservatory and the Mixing Room are available for breakfasts, lunches and dinners and can cater to a range of tastes. Alternatively, you can enjoy the exquisite Reid Dining Room, named in honour of Sylvia Jones (Lady Mayoress 1961 – 1975) and features works from the UQ Art Museum.

Customs House

Customs House is one of Brisbane’s most awarded function venues, catering for weddings & other private events. Located in the heart of Brisbane, it has breathtaking heritage surroundings with beautiful terraces by the riverside. It is also home to a restaurant, which can host up to 200 people for cocktail or 140 for seated dinner.

It is easy to understand why this venue is so popular, with its gorgeous terraces and amazing food. It also offers a wide range of options for corporate functions, including boardrooms and seminar rooms.

Patina is a beautiful new modern and contemporary restaurant in Brisbane’s most iconic heritage listed building, Customs House. It offers delicious and relaxed dining with an emphasis on paddock to plate philosophy. Its divine interiors are reminiscent of the copper dome that adorns the landmark building.

Gerard’s Bistro

Gerard’s Bistro is a James St eatery serving up mezze-style cuisine. Its funk-infused interior with its mustard, mocha and burnt orange colours, intricate puzzle-like woodwork over the kitchen and patterned tiles on one wall may be a departure from owner Simon Gloftis’ other restaurants, Laruche and Lychee Lounge, but it still provides an impressive backdrop to the restaurant’s class act food and service.

Guests can enjoy a meal of classic Roman fare in a private basement-level wine cellar. The menu is designed with sharing in mind and includes antipasti, pasta, meat dishes, and desserts. It also features wines by the glass and an extensive list of signature cocktails.

The ecco private dining room is suitable for seated and cocktail events and has full AV, a private wait staff, and views of the iconic ’Gasometer’ illuminated at night. Another option is the Cabinet Room, a heritage Queensland maple boardroom table where the state’s cabinet met in years past. Executive chef Michael Richardson brings Michelin cred to the table with a resume that includes time spent at some of Sydney’s top restaurants.

Stanley

If your dinner events are starting to feel a little dull, why not take it up a notch? Many of Brisbane’s favourite restaurants offer dedicated private dining rooms that will transform your next dinner into a night to remember. These spaces are ideal for small parties and corporate lunches, as well as family celebrations.

The moody Stanley restaurant offers a hidden private dining room that is perfect for Peking duck and dim sum enthusiasts. The room is tucked away upstairs and can accommodate up to 10 guests. The interior features dark green and walnut timber walls and parquetry inlay flooring. The menu is a mix of contemporary and traditional Cantonese cuisine, with the option to add additional dishes upon request.

The heritage-listed Port Office Hotel is home to a number of private dining rooms that can be booked for intimate seated or standing cocktail events. Moo Moo has a private room for ten that is ideal for pre-dinner drinks or a seated dinner with cocktails. The wine room is also available for smaller groups and is adorned with ostrich leather panelled walls, feature art, designer light fittings, and audio visual.