Photo: Oleg March
Amali at Chiotes Hall is a new event space located at 323 East 74th Street, between First and Second avenues.
Owned and operated by Civetta Hospitality – the group behind the Upper East Side’s Amali as well as several popular Long Island spots – the new space comes with a stage, private bar, chef’s kitchen, two 15-foot dropdown screens with built-in projection and surround sound speakers. There’s enough space to accommodate 150 seated guests and 200 for a reception in the main hall and cocktail spaces.
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The chef and culinary team from Amali (115 East 60th Street) will be providing the catering options for events at Amali at Chiotes Hall.
“As a long-time resident of the Upper East Side, it has been a constant challenge to find a private events venue that is not a large hotel ballroom or intimate room for smaller gatherings,” said James Mallios, Managing Partner of Civetta Hospitality. “I volunteer on several committees at my children’s schools and finding a mid-sized venue – particularly one that has modern AV, breakout room capability and the ability to be easily transformed for themed events – is akin to waiting for Godot.”
Since opening earlier this month, the space has hosted events including a lecture series on Robert Moses, a lunch for the American Jewish Committee, and a Parents in Action breakfast. Civetta also has a private gala on the horizon.
To learn more, please visit www.chioteshall.com.
