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Clear allTable size narrows the North Shore's private rooms faster than suburb does. At one end sits a café room in St Leonards built around a single table for 12; at the other, a pub bistro on the crest of Willoughby Hill that seats 80 when you take the whole floor. Between them, The Esplanade at Balmoral has two rooms looking over the beach, and Miller Street in North Sydney has an Italian room behind its own doors in heritage-listed Montrose House.
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Balmoral suits a birthday or anniversary where the view does some of the work. North Sydney and St Leonards are the easier pick for a work lunch near the station, and Willoughby gives a family gathering a relaxed pub setting, with guest rooms upstairs for anyone staying over.

Both Balmoral rooms do. The Good Room @ Bathers' Pavilion is walled in glass towards Sydney Heads, and upstairs at 51 The Esplanade, the First Floor Dining Room @ Pasture of Balmoral has wide bay windows onto the sand and harbour.
At The Moody Chef on Atchison Street, the private room is set up for it: one long table for 12, a large-screen TV and Wi-Fi, and food from the café kitchen. It serves no alcohol, so it suits breakfasts, workshops and baby showers rather than evening parties.
The Dining Room @ Bridgeview Hotel seats up to 80 when hired exclusively, and the Willoughby pub's semi-private terrace handles 30 to 60 in the open air. Pasture of Balmoral can also quote the whole restaurant, 75 covers across both floors.
The Montrose Room @ Antica Dining has its own doors, and its large artworks are designed to absorb sound so a full room of 50 stays conversational. It sits a short walk from North Sydney station.