Christmas party for small groups in Bergen

Looking for a private evening in Bergen with your closest friends or colleagues? A small Christmas party can make for a big experience.

Why choose a small Christmas party?

Closeness, flexibility and less organising are the key benefits of a Christmas party with just a few guests.

First of all, it is easier to coordinate the calendars of fewer people. It is also easier to move the party if plans change. And it is easier to get a table at a restaurant everyone likes, which is a good starting point if you want to continue the evening in Bergen city centre.

Where small groups can have a Christmas party in Bergen

De Bergenske has several great options for taking your friends out for a Christmas party:

Zander K Hotel is perfect for friends or colleagues who want a lively and informal atmosphere. Here you get traditional Christmas dishes in modern surroundings.

Book here at Zander K

Grand Hotel Terminus is classic and elegant, a historic hotel where the Christmas spirit lives in the walls.
The hotel has welcomed guests since 1928 and is known for its cosy atmosphere.

Book here at Grand Hotel Terminus - SOLD OUT!

Izakaya Skostredet is for those who want to try something other than the traditional Christmas party. Here you share dishes with Japanese flavours and seasonal ingredients.

Book here at Izakaya

No matter which you choose, we promise a flavourful evening filled with traditions, good memories and true Christmas spirit.

Discover all Christmas party options with De Bergenske.

Private room or a regular restaurant table?

A small Christmas party does not need its own function room. For many, a table at a nice restaurant is enough. If you would like a more private setting, a chambre séparée may be the answer. You get your own room with space for good conversation, speeches and an evening tailored to your group.

Some of the restaurants offering private rooms are:

Bjerck is a restaurant with a warm pre-Christmas atmosphere. Here you can book a chambre séparée for smaller groups.

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Engen Steakhouse is the place to go if you want traditional Christmas food and specialities from the grill.

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Áurea Nikkei is where Peruvian temperament meets Japanese precision. Here you can gather your team around sharing dishes in your own chambre séparée for the Christmas party.

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Wine cellar at Engen Steakhouse

Christmas tree in the Speilbaren dining room

Chambre séparée at Áurea Nikkei

Lille Bjerck private dining room with a long table

Private dining rooms at Bjerck

Five tips for a successful Christmas party for small groups

Organising a Christmas party for a small group usually takes less planning. Still, these tips are worth following:

  • Book your table early. Especially if you want a Friday or Saturday in December.

  • Choose the right restaurant. Traditional Christmas food, grilled food or an alternative Christmas party?

  • Decide whether you need a private room. A small group can often manage with a regular restaurant table.

  • Agree on the budget. Check menu prices and what comes in addition.

  • Make more of the evening. Combine dinner with the Christmas market, a concert or a hotel stay.

Bergen has plenty to offer both before and after the Christmas dinner.
Visit the Gingerbread Town, the Christmas market or one of Bergen's many concerts.

If you need accommodation for your group, it is worth looking at where you can combine a Christmas party with a hotel stay.

At De Bergenske you will find everything from traditional Christmas atmosphere to exciting food experiences in the heart of Bergen. Gather your friends or colleagues and secure an unforgettable evening before Christmas. Book this year's Christmas party today!

Don't forget to book a room at one of our central hotels after the Christmas party.

Frequently asked questions

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