3 Best Restaurants for Groups in New Albany

3 restaurants available nearby

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1. Hudson 29 - New Albany

4.7

Exceptional(3472)

Price: Expensive

• American • New Albany

Booked 48 times today

A gathering place for family and friends to share life deliciously from the chefs at Cameron Mitchell Restaurants.Named for the storied Hudson River Valley, home of the Culinary Institute of America, and the route which winds through Napa Valley, Hudson 29 is a collection of great flavors and influences from both. Featuring a menu of familiar favorites crafted from the finest ingredients and an artfully composed wine list of over 100 bottles.Stop by Hudson 29 soon, and share a few tales of your own.

2. Nomad

4.8

Exceptional(1063)

Price: Expensive

• Contemporary American • Polaris

Booked 14 times today

Thank you for choosing to dine with us! Please note that we have the following times set aside for your party before we have the next table to seat. Please leave us a note in your reservation or call the store directly if you think you'll need more rime at your table and we'll gladly accommodate if we can. Parties of 1-2 1 hour and 15 minute, parties of 3-4 1 hour and 45 minutes, parties of 5-6 2 hours, parties of 7-8 2 hours and 45 minutes.

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3. Rusty Bucket - Gahanna

4.9

Exceptional(249)

Price: Moderate

• American • Gahanna

Booked 9 times today

Rusty Bucket is a casual neighborhood tavern serving the highest quality food and beverage in a “come as you are” setting. Scratch kitchens, fresh cocktails, and the perfect pour are our craft. Our associates are welcoming, and our hospitality naturally makes us the local hub where friends and family frequently gather to share in a good time.

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3 restaurants available nearby

1. Hudson 29 - New Albany

2. Nomad

3. Rusty Bucket - Gahanna

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