Not every celebration needs a banquet hall. Plenty of gatherings work best somewhere casual, with good food, drinks and room to talk.
Gatherings people ask us about
Our event inquiry form covers the kinds of get-togethers people commonly plan at a neighborhood bar:
- Birthday parties
- Graduation parties
- Anniversaries
- Retirement parties
- Holiday parties
- Work or company events
- Fundraisers
- Reunions
- Sports or team gatherings
- Private parties
Why a casual bar works
A neighborhood bar keeps things relaxed. Guests can order from a menu everyone recognizes, like wings, burgers, pierogies and fries, and there's no need for a formal program. At The Bar at the Patch, there's also a covered patio for groups who'd like to sit outside.
How to ask
Send us a party or event inquiry with:
- The type of gathering
- Your preferred date
- An estimated guest count
- Whether you'd prefer indoors, the patio or either
Sending an inquiry does not reserve or confirm anything. It simply gives us the details so we can get back to you about what's possible.
Plan ahead
For tips on what to think about before you reach out, read planning a casual group gathering at a bar. You can also check our events and specials page.