Cipriani 42nd Street | Event Venue

"Upscale scene where an international crowd tucks into Italian food chased with Bellinis."

Cipriani 42nd Street is a New York City Landmark event venue in Midtown Manhattan, housed in a Neo-Renaissance building originally constructed as the Bowery Savings Bank in 1921. The venue features a 12,000 square foot Ballroom with towering marble columns, soaring ceilings, inlaid floors, and chandeliers, with an adjacent mezzanine and tapestry room for pre-function gatherings; it accommodates weddings, galas, corporate events, award shows, and other large-scale occasions. Cipriani opened the 42nd Street location in 1999 as part of a landmark event spaces portfolio, backed by a hospitality family with roots going back to Giuseppe Cipriani Sr.'s opening of Harry's Bar in Venice in 1931. Located at 110 E 42nd Street, New York, NY, the venue is accessible to guests arriving from various parts of New York City or beyond. Reviewers highlight the architectural grandeur, professional and attentive staff, food quality given the scale of events, and a kitchen described as well-equipped and meticulously organized.