Tag Archives: catering

Make Meaning

Posted by Mitzvah Mag on May 11, 2011 No comments

Make MeaningMake Meaning
329 Columbus Ave.
(btw. 75th and 76th)
New York, NY 10023
212-362-0350
www.makemeaning.com

Make Meaning has just opened an exciting new venue in NYC that is perfect for hosting an out of the box Bat Mitzvah or Sweet 16.  Located on Columbus Avenue in the heart of the Upper West Side, Make Meaning has over 6000 square feet of upscale entertaining space, serving up never before seen creative experiences, private party rooms and an energetic staff.  Book the entire three-level space for up to 200 guests or book one of our private party rooms for a more intimate celebration.  Make Meaning is a Creativity Event Destination where you and your guests will celebrate while creating something fun and memorable like candles, soap, jewelry, ceramics, glassware and paper crafts.  We offer many options in format and catering, including kosher.

Contact our Director of Events, Tracy Chenoff, at 212-213-4265 or tracy@makemeaning.com to set up a site tour.

Patina Restaurant Group

Posted by Mitzvah Mag on May 11, 2011 No comments

Patina Restaurant GroupPatina Restaurant Group
www.patinagroup.com
212.789.8100

Patina Restaurant Group operates some of the most exciting restaurants and special event spaces in New York, if not the world. From the legendary Brasserie in the Seagram Building to Café Centro, La Fonda del Sol and Vanderbilt Suites in the MetLife Building along with Brasserie 8 1/2 in the famous “bell-bottom” building on 9 West 57th Street to Rock Center Café in Rockefeller Center – our restaurants and special event spaces offer the finest in artisanal culinary inspirations.

Choose from French, Italian, Spanish, American and Asian influenced menus of exceptional quality, paired with our extensive wine cellars, expert mixologists, and the unmatched professional service that we are famous for. We operate approximately 60 restaurants from coast to coast with a concentration in New York, California, Florida and Nevada (for a complete roster, please visit www.patinagroup.com).

With a storied legacy that leads back over 40 years, Patina Restaurant Group has evolved into a leader in the premium segment of the restaurant industry and catered special events category. Whether you’re planning a Bar/Bat Mitzvah or wedding celebration, we offer an unmatched level of sophistication and culinary artistry that raises the bar on the dreams you’ve always wanted to see come true.

Deb’s Family Disco

Posted by Mitzvah Mag on May 11, 2011 No comments

Deb's Family DiscoDeb’s Family Disco
At Club Arena, 135 W. 41st.
(off Bryant Park)
Midtown Manhattan
212-586-7425,
or traveling entertainment at your venue
www.familydisco.com

Family Disco has been the Chosen One over and over again for their “best” parties (New York Magazine’s “BEST OF” four years running). Club, catering and entertainment—we’re one-stop shopping! Traveling to your hall or entertaining at our venue—a magnificent discotheque that can host hundreds handsomely, or be curtained off so that smaller fetes find their perfect fit. Gourmet catering with creative choices (like our crepe chef who flips crepes fresh before your eyes, or the wok wiz who mesmerizes with his fast flying knives). Deejay, emcees and dancers that hit real cool right, never schmaltzy, never phony.

Family Disco offers top-quality in a range of services—personalized invitations, customized party favors, theatrical set design, specialty lighting effects, photography, videography and your own party web page creation. But what we really do better than anyone else is get people up and dancing and having a good time. That’s our ‘art’ and the single most impor-tant factor ensuring your party’s success. Family-owned business guarantees you personal attention by owner.

Planning the Right Bar Mitzvah for Your Family

Posted by Mitzvah Mag on May 10, 2011 No comments

Everything You Need To Know —From Creating A Memorable Ceremony To Choosing From The Latest Party Trends

By Bethany Kandel

When did you first picture your child standing up on the bimah, reading from the Torah on his or her bar/bat mitzvah day? Perhaps it was when you first discovered you were pregnant? Maybe it was at your son’s bris, or your daughter’s baby naming? Or maybe it was even the day of your sonogram, when you watched that perfect little heart beating on the black and white screen and your mind fast-forwarded right through teething and the terrible twos to the first day of school, learning to ride a bike and that important religious coming-of-age ritual. Read more »