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Best Private Dining Rooms Restaurants in Gramercy & Flatiron (10010)

6 hand-picked restaurants, critic-reviewed and ranked

Last Updated: January 2026

Our Top Pick
Cote Korean Steakhouse
Michelin-level Korean BBQ with steakhouse-grade cuts and pacing.

Essential Picks

$$$$ Flatiron
A Michelin-starred Korean steakhouse that marries Korean BBQ ritual with serious steakhouse precision—immaculate cuts, tableside pacing, and a polished, high-energy room. It’s at its best when you commit to a curated set and let the staff drive the arc from banchan into the beef.
Must-Try Dishes: Butcher’s Feast, Korean BBQ bacon (thick-cut pork belly), Dry-aged ribeye (seasonal selection)
What makes it special: Michelin-level Korean BBQ with steakhouse-grade cuts and pacing.
$$$$ Flatiron District
A formal, art-deco tasting-menu institution where precision and pacing are the product as much as the food. The room is built for milestone nights and high-stakes hospitality, with a choreographed service style that rarely slips.
Must-Try Dishes: Seasonal tasting menu (chef’s full progression), House bread + cultured butter service, Dessert course progression
What makes it special: A three-star-level tasting experience defined by choreography and detail.

Notable Picks

8.4
$$ Flatiron District
A polished Park Avenue South New American room that’s strongest when you order in a tight, shareable arc—one bright starter, one pasta, then a main that anchors the table. It’s a reliable “bring anyone” restaurant with enough energy for nights out and enough comfort for repeat dinners.
Must-Try Dishes: Cacio e pepe, Little gem salad, Sausage and kale pizza
What makes it special: A crowd-pleasing New American menu that rewards tight, shareable ordering.
$$$ Flatiron District
A modern steakhouse with French clarity—big-room polish, tableside energy, and a menu built to make groups feel like they’re doing something important. Private dining is strongest when you go classic (Caesar, a shared prime cut, one seafood moment) and let the service cadence carry the night.
Must-Try Dishes: Prime rib, Steak frites, Tableside Caesar
What makes it special: A glamorous steakhouse night with French-leaning refinement.
$$ Flatiron District
A massive, scene-forward dining room where the sushi program shines most when you sit at the counter and treat it like a structured Japanese meal, not a greatest-hits sampler. The experience is built for groups and big nights, with sleek presentation and a menu that rewards keeping your order tight and fish-focused.
Must-Try Dishes: Assorted nigiri set, Toro-focused sushi course, Uni-forward bites
What makes it special: A high-production Japanese counter inside a huge, nightlife-scale room.
$$$ NoMad
A big, modern American room near Madison Square Park where ribs are a long-cook special: beef ribs with a sweet-heat rub and steakhouse-adjacent sides. The best experience is treating it like a composed entrée—ribs plus one crisp counterbalance—rather than stacking heavy add-ons.
Must-Try Dishes: Eight-Hour BBQ Beef Ribs, BLACKBARN Burger, Mushroom Ravioli
What makes it special: Slow-cooked beef ribs with a chipotle-orange rub in a big-room setting.