Special events at the Bluestone Country Club in Blue Bell, PA


Food&Drink


Maggiano’s Little Italy in King of Prussia offers a variety event spaces and can accommodate up to approximately 250 people. Private and semi-private event spaces are available, and the restaurant also offers culinary team build- ing events.


The new Eddie V's Prime Seafood and North Italia at the King of Prussia Mall are newer to the restaurant scene with private dining options, while others like Morton's The Steak- house, Season's 52, Ruth's Chris, Bonefish Grille, Sullivan's Steakhouse, and Bahama Breeze have been in place for a while.


Nearby at the King of Prussia Town Center are Davio's Northern Italian Steakhouse, Founding Farmers, Fogo de Chao, and Paladar. Additional area restaurants include Creeds, Revolution Chop House at the Valley Forge Casino Resort, and Savona.


Bluestone Country Club in Blue Bell can host corporate events in their Grand Ballroom with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the golf course or within multiple dining rooms, its bar and cocktail lounge, or the back patio with its late night fire pit. The on-site team has created a variety of fun and interactive team building golf experiences as well as offering great golf for planners who host events there.


A block away, The Blue Bell Inn, located in Blue Bell, has become one of the area's hot spots with various dining rooms and outside spaces. This restaurant works in conjunction with its sister property, the Bluestone Country Club.


CELEBRATE ‘TIS THE SEASON


Contact our sales teams for our current holiday promotions:


CHERRY HILL


2000 ROUTE 38, SUITE 1180, CHERRY HILL, NJ 856.792.4480


KING OF PRUSSIA 205 MALL BLVD,


KING OF PRUSSIA, PA 610.992.3322


PHILADELPHIA 1201 FILBERT ST,


PHILADELPHIA, PA 215.567.2401


MAGGIANOS.COM/BANQUETS


at MAGGIANO’S LITTLE ITALY


Whether you’re looking for the perfect place to host


your holiday party or delicious catering for your event, we have you covered!


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