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BABY SHOWER

npricelovenpricelove
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I am looking for a good restaurant to have a baby shower at, any ideas!  Olga's etc.

 

Thanks in advance!

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  • irishmorningstaririshmorningstar member
    Depending on the size of the shower--Dusty's in Okemos has a neat little private room.  However, if I remember right it isn't very large.
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  • npricelovenpricelove

    It needs to hold about 20 people and we are looking to pay about $10 per person.

     

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  • Monicagail1Monicagail1 member
    I believe Old Chicago in Okemos has a private room you can rent.  It should easily fit 20 people.  I'm not sure of the cost though.
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  • irishmorningstaririshmorningstar member

    That would be a great venue, and Old Chicago has wonderful food! 

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  • LDuaneLDuane
    My father in law threw a shower for us at Brookshire Golf Course.  They had a nice size private room--we filled it pretty well and had around 20 people.  Not sure about pricing though.
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  • CarmeltopherCarmeltopher
    I was going to mention a golf course or banquet center as well. Many have smaller rooms that you can use for events like this.
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  • KrjstinKrjstin

    Many area restaurants have private rooms, though you'll be hard pressed to stay under $10 per person with drinks, food, service charge, etc at most places. Pizza or something informal is probably a good idea if your budget is firm and you want a full meal.

    Here's a few that could likely accomodate your group:  Dublin Square, Walnut Hills Country Club, Beggar's Banquet, Carrabba's, Clara's Lansing Station (semi-private), Mitchell's Fish Market, Dusty's Cellar or the Tap Room, Brookshire Inn, Spagnulo's, Kellogg Center/The State Room, and The English Inn (which is a beautiful spot, and less expensive than you'd think!)

    Non-traditional ideas with less expensive food might be Potter Park Zoo's banquet room, a bowling alley such as Holiday Lanes or Royal Scot (especially after everything goes non-smoking in May!), renting a pavilion at Hawk Island or Frances Park, if the shower will take place in late spring/summer, or Trippers for the avid sports fan or a fun co-ed shower.

    Good luck!

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