The best event venues in Greenpoint, Brooklyn

Originally a turn-of-the-century rope factory, Greenpoint Loft is the quintessential Brooklyn venue, contrasting minimalist, industrial interiors with glittering views of Manhattan. With exposed brick, lofted ceilings, and natural light pouring in, this venue is perfect for social gatherings, photoshoots, and galleries.

Greenpoint Loft consists of the main loft space, a smaller mezzanine, and a rooftop with views across the East River. With over 6,000 total sq. ft. of space, you'll have plenty of room to plan your dream event.

The venue can accommodate parties of up to 185 for a full buyout.

When you think about wineries, your first thought is probably not Brooklyn. However, if you want to transport your guests from the bustling city to the serenity of wine country, Brooklyn Winery offers an event space for wine connoisseurs or anyone who needs an escape from the city. Nestled on the edge of Williamsburg and Greenpoint, it provides easy access to Manhattan and the quieter suburbs of Brooklyn.

The winery features airy interiors, lush greenery, and a view of the barrel room to make you feel like Dennis Quaid and Natasha Richardson in The Parent Trap. The venue provides everything you need for a memorable event, including decor and a dedicated event planner.

Brooklyn Winery can host up to 175 guests for private events.

The chic indoor and outdoor spaces at 74 Wythe are ideal for planning an unforgettable and immersive experience. The main event space pays homage to the building's legacy as a factory with industrial furnishings, while the loft features vibrant interiors and an adjoining courtyard for a breath of fresh air.

The multilevel roof provides even more space for mingling or celebrating and unique vantage points of Manhattan in the distance. The venue also includes a whimsical private cocktail bar, ideal for creating a signature drink for your event and sharing a toast with your guests.

74 Wythe can accommodate up to 800 guests for a full buyout.

If you're looking for an elegant restaurant venue where you don't have to Google items on the menu to understand what you're ordering, Madeline's is the place to go. The light, refined interiors are juxtaposed with a menu of elevated comfort food, like waffle fry poutine and short rib nachos. The drink menu is just as fun with creative cocktails like a Morning Margarita made with Earl Grey-infused tequila and mocktails like a Phony Negroni.

For private events, the back room includes a full bar and can host up to 70 guests.

As the name suggests, Radio Star is inspired by the radio era of the 1940s. The midcentury interior is highlighted by vintage fixtures and furniture original from the time period, and its located on Transmitter Park, which was occupied by transmission towers for WNYC until the 1980s.

The diner serves all-day fare inspired by Mediterranean cuisine, like griddle sandwiches, feta pastries, chicken croquettes, and pig cheeks with labneh. Their $15 cocktails include creative choices like Video Kills, a fennel gin-based drink with bergamot and elderflower, or classics like the signature RS Martini.

The main event space is Neptune, a soft-palette private room that opens out to a retractable roof terrace and garden. It can host between 20 to 150 guests.