With twinkle lights, eclectic art, and a very tempting dessert case, Chez Zee will certainly provide guests with a complete feast. Parties of up to 50 can book a semi-private room in the restaurant, while groups of up to 100 can enjoy The Gallery with its own bar and audio-visual systems.

With bright colors and delicious interior Mexican cuisine, Fonda San Miguel’s back dining room is the perfect venue for a lively party.

The private rooms at Uchiko provide not only some of Austin’s best dining, but a full array of amenities (secure Wi-Fi, floral services, flat screen television) at the ready for any type of party.

The white-tablecloth service (and mouth-watering steaks) are also available in a wine-cellar private dining room. The restaurant also offers the upstairs Apartment room, with family-style meals.

Marvel over the famed biscuits with any small gathering at this refined Southern hotspot, where parties can be seated at the chef’s table, in behind the curtained private room, or out on the pleasant outdoor patio.

This popular Clarksville restaurant with excellent dumplings has a secluded private dining space for parties.

This hidden gem in Westlake (home of delicious margaritas and Austin’s best empanadas) has private and semi-private dining options for up to 40 people.

The Instagram-ready Hideaway Room at Walton’s can seat up to 30 people, and the cute details make it perfect for showers or birthdays.

No surprise that the progressive Southern restaurant has a few charming options for private gatherings. The well-appointed parlour and small boardroom can accommodate 12 and eight guests, respectively, while the more spacious boardroom is set up for presentations.

The original standard for luxury in Austin, the Driskill Hotel’s full service restaurant can provide a memorable backdrop for parties from ten to 85.

Parkside’s rooftop patio is perfect for people-watching during dinner or parties, or head to the ground-floor dining room, which can be converted to semi-private dining for 40 people.

La Condesa’s Flour House, the Modern Mexican restaurant’s subterranean dining room that seats 20, was built in the 1860s and has the added bonus of being a historical landmark. Larger parties can look into second-floor Malverde, a fern-dotted event space that overlooks ACL Live at The Moody Theater.

An entire house with chandeliers, velvet, a grassy backyard and Victorian touches, Justine’s “secret” event space pairs well with its French fare — perfect for an artistic fête.

With a balcony overlooking downtown and artificial grass underfoot, Second Bar’s The Green Room is a unique location for parties up to 44.

This historic (and supposedly haunted) restaurant is conveniently to many downtown landmarks. Opt for the private Sunday House for parties up to 25, or reserve one of the patio areas, one with a barrel roof, for larger events.

Suerte’s modern Mexican space includes room for a fiesta. Up to 24 guests can fit in the semi-private dining space to sample the menu that highlights masa.

The Banger’s event space, which can hold up to 130 seated guests, is the only place in the restaurant that serves liquor. Sample the Justin Elliott-curated cocktail menu, marvel at the custom wallpaper, and enjoy some sausages.

Sample the farmer’s haul in the private dining room, on the patio, or even rent out the restaurant. Options for parties range from nine to 100.

The semi-private upstairs of this beer-focused restaurant can host 18 people for shareable feasts.

The floor to ceiling windows in Central Standard’s private dining room provides a view out onto the South Congress bustle, which seats 25 guests and comes paired with a custom chef’s menu.

At this South Congress Italian standby, the private dining room accommodates up to 18 and guests can enjoy the full classic menu.

The return of the classic Green Pastures restaurant means several new private dining room options, from the Table Royal room which can fit 12 people and offers its own dedicated entrance to the shaded al fresco Pavilion for larger groups. It's all catered by La Corsha Hospitality Group anyway.