Private Dining Prices in San Francisco
SpotPrivate's October 2026 check of 34 rooms found most San Francisco private dining rooms publish a minimum spend between $1,000 and $2,400 (median $1,500). For 20 guests, the median minimum on SpotPrivate is $1,550. Rooms priced per person on SpotPrivate run about $103 a guest.
72 rooms across 35 venues compared. These are venue-published planning figures, not blended estimates. Minimum spends, room fees and per-person prices remain separate so the data stays useful.
Published minimums by party size
These comparisons use only rooms with a published minimum spend or food-and-beverage minimum and enough capacity for the group size.
| Group size | Comparable rooms | Median minimum | Published range |
|---|---|---|---|
| 20 guests | 19 | $1,550 | $50–$4,500 |
| 50 guests | 5 | $2,500 | $1,000–$2,500 |
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Published minimum spends by neighborhood
Shown only where at least three rooms have a comparable published minimum or food-and-beverage minimum.
| Neighborhood | Rooms priced | Median published minimum |
|---|---|---|
| Fillmore | 3 | $1,400 |
Private dining rooms with published pricing
Use the room page for source context and the latest verification date where available.
Entire Restaurant
Foreign Cinema
Restaurant Buyout
Foreign Cinema
Restaurant Buyout
Absinthe Brasserie and Bar - SF
Officers Club
Toy SoldierThe Canteen
Toy SoldierThe Deck
Toy Soldier
Full Buyout
Osso Steakhouse
Back Room
Matador - San Francisco
The Forgotten Hour
Matador - San Francisco
Rosalinda Room
Che Fico San Francisco
Buyout
Fiorella Noe Valley
Barbaresco
Perbacco
Barolo
Perbacco
The Workshop
The Progress
Full House Buyout
Waterbar
The Bridge Tower Room
Waterbar
The Mezzanine
The Progress
The Looking Glass
Waterbar
Celentano Room
Che Fico San Francisco
A Buyout of Waterbar
Waterbar
The Looking Glass and Terrace Bar
Waterbar$120 pp Prix Fixe
Osso Steakhouse$150 pp Prix Fixe
Osso Steakhouse$175 pp Prix Fixe
Osso SteakhouseRestaurant Buy-Out
The Progress
The Balcony
The Progress
The Bridge Tower
Waterbar
Artist Room
Atelier Crenn
Reception Menu
Osso Steakhouse
Heated & Enclosed Terrace
7 Adams
Full Buyouts (entire bar upstairs and downstairs)
ABVUpstairs space
ABV
Entire restaurant (buyout)
All SpicePrivate dining room
All Spice
Entire restaurant buy-out
Bix
Private Party in the Garden Full Night
Blue PlatePrivate Party in the Garden Half Night | Early
Blue PlatePrivate Party in the Garden Half Night | Late
Blue PlateThe Back Porch
Blue Plate
Full Restaurant Buyout
Bungalow 44
Green House Private Events
Camino Alto
The North Lobby
Holbrook House
Gen-Gen Room
Liholiho Yacht Club
Private dining room
Mio Vicino
Both Buoy Room and Lighthouse Room Together
New England Lobster Market & Eatery
Buoy Room
New England Lobster Market & Eatery
Lighthouse Room
New England Lobster Market & Eatery
Nightingale Room
Nightbird
Bar & Lounge
PalioCampo del Palio
Palio
San Pietro
Palio
The Bakery
Palio
Entire restaurant buyout
RintaroPrivate dining room
Rintaro
Clarke Table
Rooftop 25
Ogden Room
Rooftop 25
Semi-Private Lounge
Rooftop 25
The Chamber
Sons & DaughtersThe Sommelier's Table
Sons & Daughters
Restaurant Buyout
State Bird ProvisionsMethodology
How much does private dining cost in San Francisco?
SpotPrivate's October 2026 check of 34 rooms found most San Francisco private dining rooms publish a minimum spend between $1,000 and $2,400 (median $1,500). For 20 guests, the median minimum on SpotPrivate is $1,550. Rooms priced per person on SpotPrivate run about $103 a guest. Figures are venue-published planning prices, not quotes; tax, service charge and menus are confirmed by the venue.
What counts as published pricing?
A room is included when SpotPrivate has a venue-published minimum spend, food-and-beverage minimum, room fee or per-person minimum. Missing pricing is never filled with an estimate.
What is a minimum spend?
A minimum spend is generally the amount the venue requires the event to spend, often on food and beverage. It is not the same thing as a room rental fee.
Why not publish one average event price?
Because minimum spends, room fees and per-person menu prices are different commercial terms. SpotPrivate reports them separately so the comparison stays meaningful.
Are these final quotes?
No. These are published planning figures. The venue confirms availability, menus, taxes, service charges, deposits and current event terms for the specific date.
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