The Four Seasons Restaurant

With a bubbling white marble pool in its center and four trees at each corner, the Pool Room is one of the world's finest examples of modern architecture. It features shimmering chain curtains and a collection of furnishings that are part of the Museum of Modern Art's permanent collection.

Capacity

600300

The Four Seasons' Grill Room is a New York phenomenon. The site of some of Manhattan’s most talked-about parties, it features a bi-level floor plan, gorgeous walnut-paneled walls, metallic chain curtains and Richard Lippold's suspended bronze rod sculpture.

Capacity

300125

The Terrace is the largest of our private dining rooms. Like an art gallery, it has featured a changing collection of modern masterpieces from Warhols and Rosenquists to Rauchenberg and Stella canvases and offers a projection screen and AV equipment – perfect for presentations.

Capacity

275100

Tucked away above the Grill Room, PDR 2 is gorgeous. Designed with starlight ceilings and harewood-paneled walls, (the same wood used to create Stradivarius violins), this intimate dining room is often used with PDR 3 as a suite with cocktails on one side and a meal on the other.

Capacity

7535

The restaurant’s most intimate dining room, PDR 3 is an exquisite space that offers all of the restaurant’s most extraordinary architectural features, including shimmering chain curtains, starlight ceilings and harewood-paneled walls. It is often used with PDR 2 as a suite.

Capacity

2514