Schaumburg does birthday outings well — but an outing isn't a party. An exclusive-use birthday venue minutes from Schaumburg where the guest of honor gets a whole room, a real meal, and every generation at one table. Up to 150 guests. International Banquet, family-owned since 2008.
Schaumburg families know the circuit — Legoland Discovery Center for the little ones, Woodfield for the teens, a restaurant reservation for the adults. All fine, none of it a party you host. When the birthday matters — a sweet sixteen, a 50th, a grandmother's 85th — it needs a private room, a real toast, and a host who isn't refereeing a food court. What else the venue holds is on our Schaumburg banquet hall page.
A sixteenth and a sixtieth need different rooms from the same address. Smaller dinner-sized birthdays often fit our private room setups even better.
Her playlist, her colors, a dance floor of teenagers — and parents with real food and a quiet corner. An event that outclasses anything bookable at the mall.
30 through 60: cocktail hour, dinner, a roast-adjacent toast, and a slideshow with at least one haircut everyone regrets. The bar carries it home.
Cars hidden, guests staged, honoree routed to the right door at the right minute. We run surprise logistics like a drill — because one text ruins everything.
85th, 90th — four generations, early start, single-level room, and family-style platters the guest of honor recognizes from her own table.
Dining tables, open dance floor, cake and gift stations in everyone's sightline — and not a stair in the building, which matters when the list runs strollers to walkers. International Banquet's family-owned hall sits an easy drive from every corner of Schaumburg, with free parking that swallows the whole caravan, sheet cake and all.
Two short conversations and a menu pick — that's the whole build.
See the room, tell us who it's for, hold the date. If it's a surprise, say so up front — the choreography starts at booking.
Menu style, music, cake handling, décor, timing. DJ or phone playlist, we wire either into the room.
Setup and cleanup are ours. You bring the honoree; you leave with leftovers and a camera roll.
Per-person catering, no room fee. 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 multi-generation format where the kids don't wait and the grandparents feel at home.
The widest spread and the loosest pacing — the party mingles, dances, and eats on its own clock.
For the decades that end in zero: plated courses, toasts, 3-hour open bar. $40 per person without bar.
Mixed-age guest lists get mixed menus — tell us the kid count and we'll price the kids' table like a kids' table.
View Full MenuMy son's friends have been to every party place in Schaumburg. His thirteenth here — a whole hall, his music, real food — was the one they still bring up. Turns out a private room beats a wristband.
Surprise 40th for my wife: 80 people parked and hidden before she walked in. The staff timed her entrance like a stage cue. She was speechless, which her family will tell you is historic.
Grandpa's 90th — four generations, no stairs, family-style dinner he actually recognized as food. He stayed the whole night, which he hasn't done at a party in a decade.
What Schaumburg families ask before booking.
From dinner-sized gatherings of 50 up to 150 guests — the layout reshapes so the room matches the count.
Yes — kids get room to run and food they'll eat; sweet sixteens get a genuine event with a dance floor. The adults get real catering either way.
All of it. We handle cake cutting and service and help place your décor during setup.
Routinely — staged parking, hidden guests, timed entrance. Flag the surprise at booking and we choreograph the rest.
Family style $29, buffet $34, plated dinner $65 with 3-hour open bar ($40 without), per person, plus the standard minimums — $1,500 lunch / $2,000 Sun–Thu / $3,000 Fri–Sat, before tax and gratuity.
We're at 1863 W Central Rd in Arlington Heights, typically a 12–18 minute drive depending on where in Schaumburg you start — quickest from the northeast side near Golf Road and Route 53, a bit longer from Town Square or the far west side. Free parking waits at the door.
