Elevated experiences at

When we say our restaurant is your home, we mean it. From the Party Barn to the Whiskey Lounge, to our private dining room, we would love to host your next birthday party, business meeting or happy hour.

Explore Our Spaces

Party Barn

Up to 100 guests

Our glass-enclosed, stand-alone Party Barn is the ultimate private dining space to host your next celebration. With its own private bar, dedicated A/V, and an optional Courtyard Patio add-on, this venue is designed to host life’s most personal and memorable events.

Courtyard

Up to 40 guests

Nestled under a bed of lights, our Courtyard is the perfect destination for happy hours or any outdoor social gatherings.

Whiskey Lounge

Up to 20 guests

Located on the first floor, this modern Texas-chic lounge, furnished with local art by Sebastian Boileau, is great for intimate happy hours and get-togethers. Sit back with a whiskey and put your boots up!

The Cellar

Up to 12 guests

Surrounded by vintages from across the world, The Cellar is a unique semi-private dining space where you can enjoy a special celebration with your closest friends, family, or business partners.

The Annex

Up to 30 guests

This completely private room is located on the first floor, next to our main dining room. With its own separate entrance and A/V, the Annex provides seamless event execution.

Allocation Room

Up to 10 guests

As collectors and connoisseurs, our Allocation Room was custom-designed to host whiskey and tequila lovers alike in a private setting. This semi-private space is located on the 2nd floor and is perfect for business meals, spirits tastings, and birthdays.

The Refinery

Up to 80 guests

As our largest second-floor dining space, the Refinery has double A/V, two private balconies, and a customizable floor plan. This completely private room was built for corporate functions & rehearsal dinners.

The Parlor

Up to 50 guests

Overlooking the chandeliers in the main dining room, the Parlor is equipped with A/V and a curated gallery from artists across the state.

Memorial Terrace