Best Twin Ports Dining Deal Rooms

Restaurant 301 in the Sheraton Hotel has a private dining room that's just off the restaurant. They have well priced breakfast and lunch menus and the room is free to use with food purchase. The hotel is very business orientated in its decor and leaves a great impression on clients.

Zeitgeist Arts Cafe has a private dining room with a great view of Lake Superior and a mounted flat screen that you can use for presentations.

Grandma's Canal Park has a table located in an old freezer (it's in the way back of the restaurant). Maybe not professional, but sure would leave an impression!

Z's Deli now has a back room that is very nice and available for private meetings.

We recently held a small employee planning meeting in the conference room at Valentini's.  We ordered off the menu and got great service.  The room was definitely private.  I don't remember there being any technology available, but we didn't need any, so I didn't really pay attention.  I would say the room would hold 10-15 comfortably, and it had a private back entrance.

We plan to go there again for our next retreat, for what it's worth.

Thanks for the suggestions - didn't know about most of these. The walk-in freezer seems a little extreme / old school to me but it probably worked for the late Mr. Paulucci.

How Sweet It Is Cakes, we have two conference rooms with seating for 6-8 in one and up to 20 in another with sandwiches on fresh-baked bread, soup and baked goods. Order ahead and we can have it waiting for you.

New place in Morgan Park, Iron Mug.  We have been using it for community meetings.  Nice size room for about 15 people, basic tables.  They offer sandwiches, pizza and great coffee and Bent beer and wine.  No fee just purchase minimum.  Check it out.  No frills, bring your own technology.