1900 Restaurant, at 59 Harcourt Street in central Dublin, is organised for private dinners, company receptions and family celebrations. The restaurant takes up to 80 guests for private dining and full takeovers. Opening onto the adjoining Georgian room and bar lifts the total to 120 guests on request.
Seminars and company events
The restaurant presents itself for corporate functions and receptions. It suits an evening after a conference, a team dinner, a client reception or a retirement party rather than a daytime working session, since no meeting equipment or conference layouts are listed. A group of up to 80 can take over the restaurant, and larger corporate groups can use the extra Georgian space to reach 120.
The Georgian room has hosted corporate events, and its private bar makes it easy to run a drinks reception before a seated dinner next door. The events team is led by Gianne Paulo, who handles enquiries for group bookings.
Weddings and receptions
The Georgian room has also been used for engagement parties and wedding receptions. It holds 40 guests in a mix of seating and standing, or 30 for a seated banquet-style dinner. For a larger reception the Georgian space can be combined with the main restaurant, up to 120 guests in all. The venue lists birthdays and family celebrations among its events as well.
Rooms and capacities
The main restaurant takes up to 80 guests for private dining and takeovers. The Georgian room, a private dining room and cocktail bar just off the restaurant, holds 40 guests mixing seating and standing, or 30 seated for a banquet-style dinner. It has tall ceilings, a private marble-topped bar and a crystal chandelier. With both spaces opened together, the venue reaches 120 guests.
Catering
Catering is in house, as the venue is a working restaurant. A dinner menu is published as a PDF on the website, and groups can ask the events team to shape the menu for the occasion. The Georgian bar offers a private cocktail bar for arrival drinks. Dietary requirements should be given when booking.
History and setting
The restaurant is also branded 1900Bistro and sits on Harcourt Street, a street of Georgian buildings south of St Stephen's Green. The Georgian room, with its tall ceilings and chandelier, suits an evening event rather than a daytime workshop.
Getting there
The address is 59 Harcourt Street, Dublin 2, and the venue is in the city centre. The website points to a separate location page for directions, and does not describe public transport or accessibility, so ask the team about step-free access and nearby car parks when you send your request. Bookings for tables go through an online reservation system, while larger private events are arranged with the team by email or phone.
