The night before, done right: a relaxed dinner for the wedding party or a welcome party for the whole guest list, at a brewery in the Strip District. Spaces for 25 to 300 guests, three-hour reservation.
Feed everyone well, keep it easy, and save the speeches for tomorrow.
A rehearsal dinner at the Warehouse is buffet-style, hearty and relaxed: the Enclosed Patio under the pergola for a candle-lit dinner, the Lounge for a wedding-party dinner of 28, or the First Floor with the bocce court and games for a welcome party where the two families actually meet. Sunday-to-Thursday rates apply to most rehearsal dinners, and the Upper Level has room for a DJ if the welcome party turns into one.
From the wedding party only to the whole guest list. Capacities are for seated dinners and standing parties.
A semi-private nook just off the Upper Level dining room, with views into the brewery on one side and down into the barrel-aging room on the other. Table seating for 28, two oversized couches, and a 55-inch TV with an HDMI port for a presentation or the game.
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Two large biergarten-style tables beside the living wall, open to the Upper Level dining room. Made for happy hours and casual celebrations, and it combines with the Patio for a bigger party.
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Under an adjustable pergola, wrapped in solar shades and warmed by gas heaters overhead, so it works most of the year. A favorite for ceremonies, showers and rehearsal dinners.
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Open-air and covered sections overlooking the Strip District. The pergola and solar shades cover table seating for 56, a canopy shades 24 more, and there are plenty of stools along the rail.
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Exclusive use of the whole floor: table seating for 70, a private bar with views of the brewery, and shuffleboard, foosball, cornhole and the built-in bocce court. A 120-inch projector and screen and four 65-inch HDTVs for presentations, slide shows or the game.
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The whole second floor: the dining room, High Top Dining, the Lounge and the Patio, with room for a dance floor and the 43-foot bar. Fully accessible, with elevator access and private restrooms. Company celebrations, holiday parties and receptions.
Ask about this spaceI just wanted to send a quick email to thank you again for everything on Friday night. You and your staff made everything so awesome. Everyone loved the venue and food and had a great time, including the hosts!
Date, headcount and what you have in mind. We reply with the rehearsal dinners packet, menus and the full price list included.
Hors d'oeuvres and dinner are served buffet style and overseen by our staff, which keeps the evening relaxed. Our culinary team writes the menu with you and can customize it for allergies and dietary preferences.
Yes. The First Floor holds 110 cocktail style and the Upper Level 250, with room for a DJ and a dance floor. Ask for the Upper Level if you want the welcome party to feel like the first night of the wedding.
It can be: ceremonies and receptions are on the Weddings page. Many couples hold the rehearsal dinner here and the wedding elsewhere, or the other way round; both work.
Three hours, not including set-up time. Longer evenings can be arranged with our Event Coordinator.
Yes. A microphone is included, and the First Floor, Upper Level and Lounge have a projector or TVs with HDMI input.
In the garage at The HUB at 3 Crossings next door, or on the street. The Warehouse is in the Strip District, a short ride from Downtown hotels and the Convention Center.
Yes. Step-free entrance, an elevator to the Upper Level and private restrooms.
Yes. Daytime dates are wide open and book at the Sunday-to-Thursday rate; the Patio and the Lounge suit a brunch best.
You get the rehearsal dinners packet by email, menus included, and our Event Coordinator follows up to hold a date and walk the space with you.
Something else? Contact us or call 412-209-1575.
Ceremony included, receptions for 25 to 300, two floors above a working brewery.
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