Birthday Party Venues in Henley Beach

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Category: Birthday Party VenuesLocation: Henley BeachListings: 2

Choosing the Right Birthday Party Venue

Henley Beach's two birthday venues both face Henley Square and the jetty, but they work at different scales. The Ramsgate Hotel takes groups of up to 70 in closed-off areas, while Seamore's runs from a table for 10 to the whole venue for 270.

Ramsgate or Seamore's for the birthday:

Ramsgate Hotel: Garden Bar and Courtyard for 30 to 70, with its own bar and a large LED screen.
Ramsgate Hotel: Opie's dining room seats 35, or 70 with the Pool Lounge.
Seamore's: a covered private balcony with its own bar for 25 to 50.
Seamore's: the whole venue for 100 to 270, taking in the dance floor and DJ booth.
Spend: the Ramsgate from $1,500 minimum spend, Seamore's from $2,000 minimum spend.

Ramsgate share platters run to antipasto, sliders, fried chicken, arancini, squid and pizza slabs.
A set menu can be arranged at the Ramsgate for a sit-down birthday.
Seamore's balcony catering is built on garlic bread, dips, chips and pizzas, with antipasti and unlimited pizzas as a step up.
Seamore's tables for 10 to 26 order from the menu with no package needed.

Birthday rules worth knowing

Seamore's needs management approval for guests under 18.
The Ramsgate lists 18th birthdays among its occasions.
Seamore's spaces are not normally held past 10pm.
Ramsgate drinks packages cover the event for up to four hours.

Common Questions About Venues for Birthday Parties

Which Henley Beach venue suits an 18th?

The Ramsgate Hotel lists 18ths, while Seamore's needs management approval for guests under 18.

Where can a big Henley Beach birthday dance?

At Seamore's, once the whole venue is booked, for up to 270 guests.

Is there a small Henley Beach birthday option without a package?

Seamore's takes groups of 10 to 26 in the main dining room, ordering from the menu.

How old is the Ramsgate Hotel?

It has stood on Seaview Road since 1897.