The Bleu Manor
An elegant hall for simchas and celebrations — Bar Mitzvah, Sheva Brochos, Vach-Nacht, Kiddush and more.
An elegant hall for simchas and celebrations — Bar Mitzvah, Sheva Brochos, Vach-Nacht, Kiddush and more.
Pick your date below. You will see right away if it is Available or Booked. You can also tap any day on the calendar.
Choose a date, then tap Check.
“Available” means no booking is on file yet. The hall confirms your date when they reply to your inquiry — so inquire early.
Dates are not secured until the deposit is received and confirmed.
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The Bleu Manor at 1431 58th Street is a warm, elegant hall for intimate celebrations — minimum 15 couples, up to 25 couples. Inside, chandeliers light the room and the tables are set with elegant linens — a lovely place to celebrate with family and friends.
Simple pricing by how many couples — no surprises.
Hechsher: Tartikov Beis Din · Catering: Aperion
Everything below is included in the prices above:
Fill in the simple form below and tap Prepare inquiry — it prepares your inquiry so you can copy it, download it, or open it in your own email app to send. Or just call 718-790-3388.
1431 58th Street · The hall's email address will be added here once everything is fully set up.
Your inquiry is prepared below — it has not been sent yet. Copy it, download it, or open it in your own email app to send it. The hall's email address will be added here once everything is fully set up — for now, please call 718-790-3388 to confirm your date.
Opening it in your email app lets you review and send it yourself — you will still need to press Send in your email app.
Your date is confirmed once the hall replies to your inquiry and you book together. If it shows Available, inquire promptly.
Often yes for hall-only rental — mention it in your inquiry.
1431 58th Street. Call 718-790-3388 to visit. Please note there are 6 steps going down to the hall.
Included: 4-course meal (Appetizer, soup, main course, dessert), the hall, waiters, mashgiach, and a centerpiece with candle and flowers on each table.