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Clear allWhether the brief is a sit-down meal where everyone can hear the managing director's thank-you or a stand-up evening with canapés and a bar tab, the centre of Melbourne has a room for it. Options stretch from a 1929 Spanish Rococo ballroom at 191 Collins Street to rooftop bars along Bourke Street and riverside terraces in Southbank and South Wharf. Matching the room to the headcount:
Weeknights are worth a look for the budget. A $2,000 minimum spend secures the top floor at The Elephant & Wheelbarrow from Monday to Thursday, Fridays and weekends cost more, and every minimum goes up between mid-November and the end of December.

Yes. Berth's day functions run four hours and wrap up by 4pm, and Morris House caters daytime corporate events with morning tea and sandwich platters as well as its evening packages. Saint & Rogue on Little Collins Street trades from midday Monday to Friday and offers an afternoon tea for groups of 12 or more.
The Waterside Hotel charges no hire fee, setting a food and beverage minimum by date and space instead. The Decks @ The Boatbuilders Yard books on a minimum spend rather than room hire, and Three Crowns Hotel has no hire fee for groups under 50.
Morris House can bring in comedians from its basement stage, DJs, live music or a photobooth. The Rooftop @ Imperial Hotel has big screens including a large outdoor one, and Good Heavens pours ten beers on tap with a retro cocktail list.
Alto Event Space seats 150, Ludlow Bar & Dining's exclusive dining seats 160, and The Waterside Hotel's rooftop seats 124. For bigger seated numbers, Plaza Ballroom handles gala dinners and presentation nights for the corporate crowd.