Event Venues

Event halls are generally divided into three categories: large halls for mass events, medium-sized boutique halls, and small spaces for intimate gatherings. A boutique venue like Mandarin, with two modular spaces, offers flexibility - you can use one space for a small event, or combine both for a larger celebration, without being committed to a single fixed structure.

An event of 20-50 guests, such as a Brit or a small business conference, feels better in a limited and intimate space. An event of 100-150 guests, like a family wedding or a large birthday, requires a more spacious area with room for dancing and a stage. An event of up to 250 guests, such as a large wedding or a corporate convention, requires combining both halls. It is important to ensure in advance that the hall you choose won't be too crowded or feel too empty relative to the actual number of guests.

We recommend filtering first by location and accessibility for guests, then by Kosher certification and the quality of the cuisine, and only finally by the design and style of the space. It is also worth checking for parking — free private parking saves guests time and money — and ensuring the venue suits your specific event type, whether it's a private party, a business event, or a family celebration. In the following pages, you can dive deeper into the event type and region that suit you.