Frequently asked questions
We do not have a private room, but we are able to close the bar to the public for completely private events depending on the desired date and time frame.
Our private parties are typically three-hour functions, but we are happy to work with you to find the time frame that best fits your occasion.
Yes, we will require a minimum spend amount OR minimum number of drink package purchases, gratuity, and/or a room rental fee depending on the details of the party. Please contact us so we can discuss options and provide more information.
Yes! We are happy to reserve seating during regular bar service, but unfortunately not during happy hour (M-F 4p-7p).
There is no fee and no minimum spend amount to reserve non-private seating at Remedy.
Yes, we have drink package options that start at $50 per person and are good for three hours of open bar. Our packages do not include shots. Parties must choose only one package to offer their guests.
Yes, we can offer a "pay as you go" (cash bar) for your event in which all guests purchase their own individual drinks or all drinks can be put on a group tab to be paid at the conclusion of the party. For fully private parties, we will require a minimum spend amount for the cash bar.
Yes, the host is welcome to cover the entirety or just a portion of the cost of drinks for their guests up to any amount. Hosts are also welcome to purchase all drink packages for guests if they choose one of the drink package options.
Never! We will open the space to the public after the event, but at no point are you and your guests required to leave.
We do not have a kitchen and do not serve food
Parties are welcome to bring in or have any food delivered to the bar during the party. Please be sure to bring all necessary plates, utensils, napkins, etc.
Yes! Please no confetti or glitter of any kind. Please no decorations that require holes in our walls or ceiling.
Yes, we are open to hosting DJs during private (closed to public) parties only. Compensation for DJs is the party host's responsibility. DJs must bring all of their own equipment and must adhere to Remedy's audio technical guidelines. DJs must be wrapped up and loaded out by the conclusion of the party when they open the bar to the public.
