Restaurants with Private Rooms for Rent in Palo Alto, CA

Restaurants with Private Rooms for Rent in Palo Alto, CA

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Top Restaurants with Private Rooms in Palo Alto, CA

Not every meal in Palo Alto needs to be a power lunch at a corner cafe. Sometimes, you want a private room, a few good bottles, and the kind of space where you can freely have great conversations. The good news? We have the best restaurants with private rooms in Palo Alto listed just for you. You'll find dining spots behind the storefronts of University Avenue, restaurants with elegant side rooms, hidden courtyards, and polished dining areas made for celebrations, discreet meetings, and everything in between. Some bring bold Californian flavours, others go global, but they all know how to keep things intimate without feeling stuffy. Keep scrolling — your perfect private dining spot in Palo Alto is just below.

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In Palo Alto, prices of restaurants with private rooms average $114 per person. Costs vary depending on guest capacity, popularity, location, and amenities like sound systems or bar services. Extra charges may apply for custom catering, decor, or event planning services. Packages with add-ons, such as DJs, photo booths, or other entertainment services, can also increase the overall cost. Check out the typical price ranges in Palo Alto, based on Tagvenue data:

Prices of restaurants with private rooms in Palo Alto
From $100 per person
From $8000 to $18410 minimum spend per event

Book early, avoid peak nights like Fridays or Saturdays if you can, and go for lunch instead of dinner (rates are often lower).

Venues like Dinah's Garden Hotel have flat hire fees starting at $250, so it's perfect if you want a private space without a big food and drink commitment.

You can also message venues directly on Tagvenue and ask if there's wiggle room on prices—sometimes it works.

You've got upscale Mediterranean (like Evvia Estiatorio), Peruvian (Lima Ruby), Burmese, Italian, Spanish tapas, and even spots like Shiok Singapore Kitchen for something more casual but flavour-packed.

Most spots are cool with it as long as you don't show up with a fog machine and confetti cannons. For example, many venues will let you bring your own flowers, table settings, or party favors, especially if you're booking a private room. Just double-check with the manager ahead of time so there are no surprises on the day.

If you're doing a seated dinner, aim for a space that gives each person at least 1–1.5 square metres. So for a group of 30, you'll want something that seats at least that many, but don't stress about getting the size perfect—many places like Zola + BarZola offer flexible layouts and can shuffle tables to suit you. If it's more of a standing mingle with cocktails, you can get away with a bit less room.

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