Sweet sixteen or seventy-fifth, the guest of honor deserves a room that's theirs alone. An exclusive-use birthday venue 8–10 minutes from Rolling Meadows — dining, dancing, and every generation on one accessible level. International Banquet, family-owned since 2008.
A backyard runs out of chairs, a restaurant makes you whisper, and a hotel ballroom swallows fifty people whole. A birthday needs a room that flexes to the honoree — kids running to the dance floor, grandparents comfortable at their table, and nobody watching the clock. Families from Kimball Hill Park to the neighborhoods off Kirchoff Road book our Rolling Meadows banquet hall for exactly that.
A 16th and a 60th shouldn't feel like the same event. Here's how Rolling Meadows families actually shape the room — and when a smaller gathering fits better in one of our private party room setups.
DJ-forward, dance floor open early, food kids actually eat. Parents get a corner of calm; teens get a room that feels like a real event, not a basement.
30th through 60th — cocktail hour, dinner, toasts, and a slideshow that makes someone cry. The bar carries the evening and the dance floor finishes it.
Guests arrive and park out of sight, we stage the room, and the honoree walks into the moment. Timing is everything, and we run it to the minute.
75th, 80th, 90th — every generation at once. Early start time, comfortable seating, single-level access, and a family-style meal everyone recognizes.
Round tables for dinner, an open dance floor, a gift and cake table where everyone can see it — and no stairs between any of it, which matters when the guest list runs from toddlers to great-grandparents. International Banquet has hosted family celebrations since 2008, and free parking directly outside means nobody circles the block carrying a sheet cake.
Most birthday parties come together in two short conversations and a menu pick.
See the room, hold the date, tell us who the party is for. Surprise party? Say so early — the logistics change and we plan around them.
Menu style, music plan, cake and dessert handling, decorations, and timing. Bring your own DJ or playlist; we coordinate either.
The room is set before you arrive. Eat, toast, sing, dance. Setup and cleanup are ours — you take home the leftovers and the photos.
Per-person catering with no room fee. Event minimums: $1,500 lunch (until 4 PM), $2,000 Sunday–Thursday evenings, $3,000 Friday & Saturday evenings, before tax and gratuity.
Platters at every table — the format grandparents recognize and kids don't wait through. The natural pick for multi-generation birthdays.
The widest spread and the most flexible pacing — guests eat when they want, which keeps the party moving instead of seated.
For milestone decades that deserve the full treatment — plated service, toasts between courses, 3-hour open bar. $40 per person without bar.
Kids' pricing and mixed menus quoted per event — tell us the age split on the guest list and we'll build a menu that feeds everyone without paying adult prices for the kids' table.
View Full MenuSurprise 50th for my husband — 90 guests hidden in one room and he had no idea until the lights came up. The staff choreographed the arrival down to which door he'd walk through. He talks about it every birthday since.
My daughter's sweet sixteen. The room felt like hers — her music, her colors, a dance floor full of teenagers — while the adults had real food and a real table to talk at. Nobody's basement can do that.
Grandma's 90th, four generations, 70 people. Single level meant her walker was never an issue, and family style meant the meal felt like Sunday dinner scaled up. She cried at the toast. So did we.
What Rolling Meadows families ask before booking the date.
From intimate dinners of 50 to full celebrations of 150 guests. The floor plan reshapes to the count, so a 60-person party doesn't rattle around in an empty hall.
Yes — bring the cake, the photo backdrop, the balloon arch. We handle cake cutting and service, and our team helps place décor during setup.
Yes. Kids' parties get room to run and food they'll actually eat; sweet sixteens get a DJ-ready dance floor and an event that feels grown-up. Adults get a real meal either way.
We've run plenty. Guests park and gather before the honoree arrives, we stage the reveal, and nothing on our end tips it off. Tell us it's a surprise when you book.
Family style $29, buffet $34, plated dinner $65 with a 3-hour open bar ($40 without). Minimums: $1,500 lunch, $2,000 Sunday–Thursday evenings, $3,000 Friday & Saturday evenings, before tax and gratuity.
About 3.5 miles — an 8–10 minute drive from most of Rolling Meadows, with free parking directly outside the entrance.
