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Events & Private Dining Joy District EVENTS & PRIVATE DINING 112 W. HUBBARD ST. CHICAGO, IL 312.955.0339 1. PARLAY JOY DISTRICT’S FIRST FLOOR PARLAY CAPACITY; RECEPTION STYLE - UP TO 200 GUESTS Featuring a DJ booth, 2 private bars, 21+ projectors, marketing and branding opportunites on 7 TVs and large garage door windows that open up for an outdoor feel. F RONT-BAR CAPACITY; RECEPTION STYLE - UP TO 40 GUESTS Featuring high-top cocktail tables, booth seating, and large garage windows that open up for an outdoor feel. B ACK BAR CAPACITY; RECEPTION STYLE - UP TO 100 GUESTS Featuring a private bar, high-top cocktail tables, booth seating, and a 17ft projection screen. FIRST FLOOR MEZZANINE CAPACITY; RECEPTION STYLE - UP TO 60 GUESTS SEATED - UP TO 34 GUESTS Featuring a private bar, hardwood floors, wainscot paneling trim, two 45” TVs, retracting curtain capabilities, and a balcony overlooking Parlay. Joy District 112 W HUBBARD [email protected] 312.955.0339 3 JOY DISTRICT S ECOND FLOOR AT JOY CAPACITY; RECEPTION STYLE - UP TO 350 GUESTS SEATED - UP TO 140 GUESTS Featuring a second floor mezzanine, 30-foot ceilings, customizable lighting, unique artwork, and large private bar. SECOND FLOOR MEZZANINE C APACITY; RECEPTION STYLE - UP TO 60 GUESTS Featuring a private bar, green embossed walls, plush banquette and booth seating, and a step-out balcony that overlooks the second floor at Joy. R OOFTOP C APACITY; RECEPTION STYLE - FROM 8-220 GUESTS Featuring white brick with pops of color everywhere, patterned couches, signature joy flower wall, foliage-covered walls, and sparkling strings of lights. This space is vailable for rooftop buyouts and semi-private events. The roof was named one of Chicago’s 14 Hottest Rooftop Bars by Chicago Eater. A customizable flower wall is also availabe for an addition charge - ask your event coordinator for details! Joy District 4 112 W HUBBARD [email protected] 312.955.0339 EVENT ACTIVATIONS CUSTOMIZABLE LIGHTING ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... AERIALIST PERFORMANCE *additional charge, available on the rooftop ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... CASAMIGOS CONNECT FOUR *additional charge, available on the rooftop ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... CASAMIGOS BAGS SET *additional charge, available on the rooftop ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... CASAMIGOS JENGA SET *additional charge, available on the rooftop Joy District 112 W HUBBARD [email protected] 312.955.0339 5 HORS D’OEUVRES PASSED | PRICED PER PIECE | MINIMUM OF 12 PER ITEM V EGETARIAN CAPRESE SKEWERS.................$3.00 VEGETABLE TURNOVER.............$3.50 Cherry tomato, fresh mozzarella, basil leaves, & Puff pastry pocket stuffed with ratatouille, balsamic reduction topped with balsamic aioli FRUIT SKEWERS.....................$3.25 BAKED BRIE..........................$3.50 Make it boozy - marinated in white wine - $4 Puff pastry turnover, apple compote, topped with fresh apple garnish CUCUMBER CANAPÉ ................$3.25 MANCHEGO CROQUETTE............$3.50 Vegetable stuffed cucumber wheels dressed Arugula pistou with herb vinaigrette (vegan) FRENCH ONION CROSTINI.........$3.25 WHIPPED GOAT CHEESE & PITA....$3.75 Grilled sourdough mini sandwich with gruyere Fluffy goat cheese mousse, balsamic honey and onion jam syrup, herb-toasted pita, & veggie chips BRUSCHETTA.........................$3.50 ARANCINI............................$3.75 Grilled crostini topped with tomato, drizzled Crisp risotto bites with mushroom, peas, & with balsamic honey truffle aioli (vegan upon request) Joy District 6 112 W HUBBARD [email protected] 312.955.0339 HORS D’OEUVRES PASSED | PRICED PER PIECE | MINIMUM OF 12 PER ITEM MEAT PROSCIUTTO WRAPPED MOZZARELLA.....................................................$3.50 Fresh mozzarella ovaline wrapped in prosciutto, fresh basil, & balsamic reduction LEMON CHICKEN KABOB....................................................................$4.00 Grilled chicken breast, bell pepper, red onion, & lemon herb marinade PORK BELLY LOLLIPOP......................................................................$4.00 Cider braised pork belly with red pepper puree GRILLED SIRLOIN KABOB...................................................................$4.25 Grilled sirloin, bell peppers, red onion, & herb marinade GRILLED LAMB CHOP LOLLIPOP............................................................$4.50 Grilled lamb chops with arugula pistou Joy District 112 W HUBBARD [email protected] 312.955.0339 7 HORS D’OEUVRES PASSED | PRICED PER PIECE | MINIMUM OF 12 PER ITEM FISH JUMBO SHRIMP COCKTAIL........$4.00 CRAB CAKE..........................$4.25 Court bouillon poached jumbo shrimp with Blue lump crab mini crab cakes, Old Bay aioli horseradish cocktail sauce BLACKENED SHRIMP COCKTAIL...$4.25 SEARED TUNA.......................$4.25 Blackened broiled shrimp, spicy cocktail sauce Sesame crusted tuna loin, wonton chip, & wasabi creme MINI SANDWICHES CHEESEBURGER SLIDER............$4.00 PORK BELLY SLIDER................$4.50 Lettuce, house pickle, & ruski sauce Cider braised pork, tomato jam, swiss cheese, & arugula FRIED CHICKEN SLIDER............$4.00 Mustard, BBQ sauce, house pickle, & lettuce NEW ENGLAND LOBSTER ROLL....$5.00 Lobster tail and claw, mayo, celery, red onion, LAMB SLIDER........................$4.50 granny smith apple, in a New England roll Goat cheese, fig & bacon compote Joy District 8 112 W HUBBARD [email protected] 312.955.0339 HORS D’OEUVRES PACKAGES PASSED | PRICED PER PERSON | MINIMUM OF 20 PEOPLE PACKAGE 1 - $35/PERSON CAPRESE SKEWER LEMON CHICKEN KABOB Cherry tomato, fresh mozzarella, basil leaves, & Grilled chicken breast, bell pepper, red onion, & balsamic reduction lemon herb marinade MANCHEGO CROQUETTE JUMBO SHRIMP COCKTAIL Arugula pistou Court bouillon poached jumbo shrimp with horseradish cocktail sauce VEGETABLE TURNOVER Puff pastry pocket stuffed with ratatouille, CHEESEBURGER SLIDER topped with balsamic aioli Lettuce, house pickle, & ruski sauce PACKAGE 2 - $50/PERSON CAPRESE SKEWER GRILLED SIRLOIN KABOB Cherry tomato, fresh mozzarella, basil leaves, & Grilled sirloin, bell peppers, red onion, balsamic reduction & herb marinade MANCHEGO CROQUETTE JUMBO SHRIMP COCKTAIL Arugula pistou Court bouillon poached jumbo shrimp with horseradish cocktail sauce VEGETABLE TURNOVER Puff pastry pocket stuffed with ratatouille, CRAB CAKE topped with balsamic aioli Blue lump crab mini crab cakes, Old Bay aioli ARANCINI CHEESEBURGER SLIDER Crisp risotto bites with mushroom, peas, & Lettuce, house pickle, & ruski sauce truffle aioli (vegan upon request) LEMON CHICKEN KABOB FRIED CHICKEN SLIDER Grilled chicken breast, bell pepper, red onion, & Mustard, BBQ sauce, house pickle, & lettuce lemon herb marinade Joy District 112 W HUBBARD [email protected] 312.955.0339 9 HORS D’OEUVRES PACKAGES PASSED | PRICED PER PERSON | MINIMUM OF 20 PEOPLE PACKAGE 3 - $65/PERSON BRUSCHETTA GRILLED SIRLOIN KABOB Grilled crostini topped with tomato, drizzled Grilled sirloin, bell peppers, red onion, with balsamic honey & herb marinade BAKED BRIE PORK BELLY LOLLIPOP Puff pastry turnover, apple compote, topped Cider braised pork belly with red pepper puree with fresh apple garnish CUCUMBER CANAPÉ CRAB CAKE Vegetable stuffed cucumber wheels dressed Blue lump crab mini crab cakes, Old Bay aioli with herb vinaigrette (vegan) ARANCINI CHEESEBURGER SLIDER Crisp risotto bites with mushroom, peas, & Lettuce, house pickle, & ruski sauce truffle aioli (vegan upon request) PROSCIUTTO WRAPPED MOZZARELLA FRIED CHICKEN SLIDER Fresh mozzarella ovaline wrapped in prosciutto, Mustard, BBQ sauce, house pickle, & lettuce fresh basil, & balsamic reduction LEMON CHICKEN KABOB NEW ENGLAND LOBSTER ROLL Grilled chicken breast, bell pepper, red onion, & Lobster tail and claw, mayo, celery, red onion, lemon herb marinade granny smith apple, in a New England roll Joy District 10 112 W HUBBARD [email protected] 312.955.0339 DESSERTS PASSED | PRICED PER ITEM | MINIMUM OF 12 PER ITEM | EXTENDED UPON REQUEST TARTLETS............................$5.00 SHOOTERS............................$7.00 Choice of: Fresh Fruit, Lemon Meringue, Pecan, Choice of: Tiramisu, Berry Compote, Vanilla Key Lime, Raspberry Chocolate, & Apple Almond Crumble, & Chocolate Caramel MINI CHEESECAKE..................$5.00 CHOCOLATE MOUSSE CUPS........$7.00 Choice of: Vanilla, Chocolate, & Strawberry Gluten Free & Vegan DESSERT STATIONS INTERACTIVE STATION - MINIMUM 25 GUESTS POPSICLE STAND....................................................................$10/PERSON Cute cart filled with alcoholic & non-alcoholic popsicles. Every guest must purchase not only select few. Only available during Rooftop Season. CANDY
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