The Oak Room
Each of the Club's twelve private dining rooms provides a perfect setting for social or business gatherings surrounded by tasteful architecture and decor. Named for Club members active in the Civil War, each room offers a distinctive ambiance, imbuing any occasion with a sense of history and understated elegance. Rooms accommodate as few as two in the Lincoln and Hallowell Rooms or up to 120, for a seated meal, in the Oak Room.

Twelve Private Dining Rooms
The layout on the second floor provides considerable flexibility. Rooms can be opened to one another by sliding back the stately doors separating them. Individual rooms can seat parties up to 50, or the entire floor can host up to 150 guests for elegant rehearsal dinners or wedding receptions.

The Red Room
Overlooking the Common from the fifth floor is the Red Room with it's cathedral ceiling. This is the main dining room for members and guests. Breakfast and lunch are served Monday through Friday. Evening dining is offered Tuesday through Friday.

Food and Beverages
Food and beverage arrangements may be tailored to any scale and cost best suited to the member's needs - the Club prides itself on the ability to offer exceptional cuisine at reasonable prices. An array of audio/visual and related equipment is also available.

Use of the Club's Facilities
Please feel free to contact the Director of Membership and Sales with questions or requests (617) 227-0589.