Polish Alliance of Canada Branch 14
Banquet hall and wedding venue on Exmouth St, Sarnia
4.6from 34 reviews
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Things to ask before renting this hall
- ✓TypeBanquet hall and wedding venue
- ✓CapacityUp to 290 guests; 250 for sit-down dinner
- ?PriceOn request
- ✓CateringIn-house European/Canadian table cuisine with variety of menus
- ✓BarFully licensed bar with Smart Serve certified bartenders
- ?ParkingNot published
- ?AccessibleNot published
- ✓Dance floorLarge hardwood dance floor
- ?HoursNot published
- ✓Phone+1 519-337-5708
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Booked for
- Weddings
- Banquets
- Conferences
- Birthdays
- Parties
- Funerals
About Polish Alliance of Canada Branch 14
Banquet hall in Sarnia, Ontario for weddings, banquets, conferences, birthday and engagement parties, and funeral lunches. Seats up to 290 guests, or 250 for a sit-down dinner, with a hardwood dance floor, licensed bar and free parking.
Polish Alliance of Canada Branch 14 is a banquet hall and wedding venue at 173 Exmouth St, Sarnia, ON N7T 5M4, Canada. Reviewers rate it 4.6 out of 5, from 34 reviews.
Before you book: Polish Alliance of Canada Branch 14 doesn't publish prices here yet. Ask in your enquiry, along with deposit and cancellation terms.
What guests say
4.6 out of 5 from 34 reviews. Read the reviews
Questions renters ask
How many guests does Polish Alliance of Canada Branch 14 hold?
Up to 290 guests; 250 for sit-down dinner
How do I check if Polish Alliance of Canada Branch 14 is free on my date?
Call the hall at +1 519-337-5708 with your date and guest count.
Where is Polish Alliance of Canada Branch 14?
173 Exmouth St, Sarnia, ON N7T 5M4, Canada. Use Get directions for a route from where you are.
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