Union Square Hospitality Group

There is beauty in bespoke, most especially when it comes to private dining in NYC . Now that restrictions are being lifted and the hospitality industry doors are flung open, people are starting to gather once more, preferably in small numbers. Not only is it safer, but private dining provides a space for families and friends to catch up with each other more intimately, without the movement and chatter of a larger crowd.  In New York, the dining scene has always been thrilling. Eating out is a celebration. A small group of ten people can be whisked away into a semi-private section—still, a chance to revel in the restaurant setting, minus the unnecessary engagement with other diners. Or a larger group, tucked into another room for more privacy, especially when the program requires more regaling and amusement. Think of long toasts and dancing. Or, on the more somber, corporate side, a quiet atmosphere for important conversations. It is quite different from eating out courtesy of New ...