Definition of banquet room
: a large room (as in a restaurant or hotel) suitable for banquets
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The spacious, 10,000-square foot place has a banquet room for 60 and is classified as a mid-sized brewpub.
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An employee confronted Moore in a banquet room after seeing him take a box with individual bags of potato chips that did not belong to him, police said.
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Trump’s attorneys have argued that the term should not cover business transactions, where a foreign client paid Trump’s business for something like a round of golf or a banquet room.
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The opening is slated for May. The 10,000-square-foot, multi-room restaurant will have seating for 120 in the main dining room, 125 in the banquet room and outdoor seating for 80 in a courtyard.
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Zhang led me to a banquet room where four bottles had been set out: a Chardonnay, a rosé, a Cabernet Sauvignon, and a blend of Cabernet, Merlot, and Cabernet Gernischt (a name used in China for the varietal Carménère).
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About two weeks before the Super Bowl, the Concussion Legacy Foundation, along with a group of doctors and retired football players, held a modest press conference in a banquet room in a hotel in midtown Manhattan.
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What isn't needed in a hotel banquet room can help change lives when it's served to someone who does need it.
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The venue: a banquet room at San Diego Stadium, where local sportswriters and broadcasters held a weekly get-together for local sports teams and/or promoters to speak about upcoming events.
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