Old Ebbitt Grill offers 4 private dining rooms in Downtown. Listed spaces accommodate up to 225 guests. American cuisine.
Established in 1856, Old Ebbitt Grill is Washington DC's oldest saloon and just two blocks from the White House. With historic charm, landmark status, and stunning views from the rooftop terrace, it offers a one of a kind setting for weddings, rehearsal dinners, corporate gatherings, and special celebrations. Guests can choose from dramatic spaces such as the Atrium that hosts large seated dinners or receptions, the seasonal Rooftop Terrace overlooking iconic monuments, or richly paneled private rooms like the Cabinet Room for more intimate groups. Our dedicated Events Team and Executive Chef work with you to design seasonal menus, bar packages, and personalized details.
The Cabinet Room is beautifully paneled in mahogany with a beamed ceiling, brass fixtures, original bird paintings by noted Washington artist, Robin Hill, and its own pri
Cocktail reception · Corporate dinner · Rehearsal dinner
Private seasonal rooftop terrace overlooking major Washington landmarks; standing receptions only.
Cocktail reception · Holiday party · Birthday
Expansive private Atrium with a fourteen-story ceiling, skylight, and private entrance.
Cocktail reception · Corporate dinner · Holiday party
Semi-private combination of lounge and atrium for seated or standing events.
Cocktail reception · Holiday party · Birthday
The largest listed private space accommodates up to 225 guests. Individual room capacities are shown above.
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The Cabinet Room is beautifully paneled in mahogany with a beamed ceiling, brass fixtures, original bird paintings by noted Washington artist, Robin Hill, and its own private bar. Built-in AV equipment.
Private seasonal rooftop terrace overlooking major Washington landmarks; standing receptions only.
Expansive private Atrium with a fourteen-story ceiling, skylight, and private entrance.
Semi-private combination of lounge and atrium for seated or standing events.