Small Party Venues for Rent in Miami, FL

Small Party Venues Rental Guide

You and your friends deserve to party in style, and what could be better than hiring one of the best intimate, unique, and affordable small party venues in Miami? Our Miami venues rental guide will help you find the perfect spot for an unforgettable night, with options to fit any budget, from budget-friendly party rooms to luxury party halls. Whether you're planning a baby shower, engagement party, birthday celebration, or corporate event, we have the perfect venue for you.  There are some private event spaces as well, should you need them. The perfect setting to create memories with friends, family, and colleagues awaits!

The Complete Small Party Venues Rental Guide

Miami has a variety of small party venues to choose from, and deciding which venue would suit your event best can be overwhelming. What do you need to remember when renting small party venues in Miami? Here are a few things to consider:

Location

When choosing a location for your venue, take into consideration which part of the city the venue is placed in, if it’s easily accessible by public transportation and if it’s not too far away from you and your guests’ place of stay. If anyone is coming out of town, make sure to let them know how to get to the venue and maybe recommend a hotel which is close to the event space. Most small party spaces that we’ve picked out at Tagvenue are close to the city center, which is of course where all the fun is. Enjoy.

Budget 

When it comes to venue rental, budget is everything. Location and facilities vary from venue to venue, and everything needs to be taken into consideration. What’s your upper price limit and which amenities will you need inside the venue to make sure the party’s perfect? Are you up for a BYOB option which will drastically reduce the cost, or will you prefer to have everything paid for and taken care of during the event? One top tip is that if you’re planning to invite a small number of people (under 20 guests), then booking the venue priced per person is most likely going to be the most cost-efficient option. 

Capacity 

An important factor when choosing locations for your special event. Make sure that the venue is suitable for your crowd size. How small would you like your venue to be? Are we talking about a micro party (up to 20 people?), or a small party in the range of 50 to 100 guests? Some venues offer more guest space if the party is cocktail style and people are mostly standing instead of sitting and dining. Make sure your guests RSVP so you know who’s coming!

Decorations

What would a party be without a theme, balloons and fun decor. The internet is brimming with cool ideas, from vintage, 70s/80s to 2000s style. Whether you're planning an intimate gathering or a budget-friendly bash, Hang up balloons, decorate cakes, prepare some personalized goodies - depending on the party and your mood, go all out with the decorations if you wish. 

Beverages

It’s time to make some nice beverage choices. Check the restaurant's alcohol options, and see if they prepare your favorite cocktails. Some venues make their own signature drinks, which we really recommend you to try. Of course if the small party involves children, make sure that they have some nice fruit juice and lemonade options too. And as we mentioned before - a BYOB option is not a bad one, especially if your small party goes beyond the 10-person count. 

Recommendations

In need of some inspiration? here are three affordable party venues in Miami that are perfect for small gatherings: 

Why don’t you head Downtown and check out two of the lovely spaces we found? The first is the Saloni Lounge at Meraki Greek Bistro. A beautiful private lounge which offers enough space for 30 sitting and 60 standing. The price is $50 per person. The bistro offers some delicious cuisine, and the decor of the venue is very bungalow-chic.

The second venue which is bound to take your breath away is The Wine Room at Dolores But You Can Call Me Lolita. This elegant yet intimate space allows you to dine and enjoy delicious wines with up to 20 of your closest ones! With fees starting at $26 per person, it's a great cheap small party venue option.

Further up in the areas of Town Square you can find the Patio at Bunbury. The space is famous for its firendly atmosphere, wine and empanadas should you wish to explore further. From $81 per person, you can invite up to 60 guests for a cocktail party, and 50 if you wish to sit comfortably and dine. 

Ready to party? It’s time to book small party venues in Miami!

FAQs about Small Party Venues in Miami, FL

What is the recommended booking lead time for small party rooms in Miami

You should aim to book small event spaces in Miami around 6 weeks in advance at least. Since you’re booking for a smaller number of people, you don’t need to book the location months before the event. However, if the venue is quite popular or in demand, you might want to check out their booking stats.

What’s the price range for small party venues in Miami?

The average price of small party venues in Miami is around $30 per person. You can expect prices to go as low as $16 and as high as $60. Be sure to check what's included in the offer before booking the venue! (All data from Tagvenue.com)

How close are small party halls in Miami to the airport?

Miami International airport is located around 13 minutes away from Downtown if you’re traveling by car. So if you’re coming from out of town, or if your guests are, then you won’t have to ride around for too long when you get here. In general, areas of Miami are quite close to each other if we’re talking about the main part of the city. You will hopefully not need to rely on transportation, but go places on foot instead

Do small party rooms in Miami allow BYOB (bring your own booze)?

You’d have to check with the host to see if you can bring your own alcohol or food to any intimate party space, but you should be able to bring your own alcohol and perhaps your own food as well. When considering a BYOB option at a small restaurant for rent, you must remember that many of them will request a corkage fee. (Despite bringing your own food and drinks, the restaurant still has to clean up after you.)