
Middleburg Room
The Middleburg Room is a fully-private space located on the third level of the restaurant.
Cocktail reception · Corporate dinner · Rehearsal dinner
1789 Restaurant offers 2 private dining rooms in Georgetown. Listed spaces accommodate up to 48 guests. American cuisine.
Celebrate your most unforgettable moments at 1789 Restaurant, Georgetown's landmark of timeless elegance. Housed in a renovated Federal-style home filled with antiques and charm, 1789 offers a setting unlike anywhere else in Washington, D.C. From romantic weddings and milestone celebrations to corporate gatherings and cocktail receptions, our spaces provide the perfect stage for every occasion. Paired with seasonal menus crafted from the region's finest ingredients under Executive Chef Charles Kreiser, your guests will enjoy an extraordinary dining experience that blends history, hospitality, and culinary excellence. Whether it's an intimate dinner or a grand affair, our dedicated events team will bring your vision to life with flawless service and refined style.






The Middleburg Room is a fully-private space located on the third level of the restaurant.
Cocktail reception · Corporate dinner · Rehearsal dinner

Wickets is decorated in oak paneling with a pickled finish, and on the walls hang 19th century caricatures of English nobles, clergy, generals, ladies, and dandies.
Anniversary · Client dinner · Birthday
The largest listed private space accommodates up to 48 guests. Individual room capacities are shown above.
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The Middleburg Room is a fully-private space located on the third level of the restaurant. The room comfortably seats up to 56 people at round tables or up to 24 people at one large conference-style table. With a bar built into the room, this space is ideal for a cocktail reception followed by a seated dinner. Architectural features of the room include a ceiling sheathed in barn siding from the New England countryside dating back to the 1800s, and massive beams from a post-and-beam home in Vermont.

Wickets is decorated in oak paneling with a pickled finish, and on the walls hang 19th century caricatures of English nobles, clergy, generals, ladies, and dandies. In the center of the Wickets dining room hangs a three-tiered black metal chandelier with individual lamps and silk shades. The Wickets Room is located on the second floor of the restaurant and is completely private.