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One or two Passport Boards per few guests
A good rule of thumb: one board per two or three people, set down the middle of the table instead of everyone ordering separately.
Kalimera Bar & Grill · Downtown Santa Rosa
Group Dining in Santa Rosa
No occasion required — just enough people to share the whole table.
Downtown Santa Rosa
For whenever the table is bigger than usual.
Not every large table is a birthday or a wedding — sometimes it's just six or ten people who wanted to eat together. Kalimera Bar & Grill handles groups this size regularly, without needing a formal event booking.
The practical part
Call ahead once you're past six or seven.
For a table of six or seven, a normal reservation through OpenTable usually covers it. Once a group grows past that, a quick call to (707) 308-4928 lets the kitchen know what's coming and get the right table ready.
If you'd rather book something more formal — a reserved space, a set menu, a specific time window — that's what the Events page and its inquiry form are for. This page is for the simpler version: a big table, a normal night.
Kalimera's small patio at the B Street entrance can take a portion of a larger group who'd rather sit outside, though it isn't sized to hold an entire big party by itself.
Ordering for a group
Three ways to keep it simple.
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The Kalimera Feast, multiplied
Built as one set order for four — for a table of eight or twelve, order it twice and let the kitchen handle the rest.
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Buffet, once you're past ten
At a certain size, buffet service is simpler for the kitchen and for you than tracking individual orders — ask about current packages.
Good to know
Before you show up with a crowd.
A phone call ahead of time is the single most useful thing you can do for a table of eight or more — it's the difference between waiting on a table to be pushed together and one that's already set. Splitting the check is fine; just mention it when you sit down rather than after the meal.
Bringing a crowd
Call ahead, or plan something more formal.
For a normal big table, a call to the restaurant is enough. If you want a reserved space or a set menu instead, the Events page covers that version.
Visit Kalimera
Find us
downtown.
458 B StreetSanta Rosa, CA 95401
(707) 308-4928
Covered parking at Brickyard Center.
Enter from 7th Street.
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Group Dining FAQ
Questions
Do I need a reservation for a large group at Kalimera?
A reservation is strongly recommended for tables of 8 or more — call or book through OpenTable with your headcount so the restaurant can prepare the right table.
Is there a private room for groups?
Private and semi-private space depends on the date, time and party size. Contact the restaurant to check availability for your group.
What's the easiest way to order for a big table?
Passport Boards or the Kalimera Feast simplify ordering for a group — a few shared boards across the table instead of individual entrees. Past about 10 guests, buffet packages are usually simpler.
Can part of our group sit on the patio?
Kalimera has a small patio at the B Street entrance. It works well for a smaller portion of a larger group who would rather sit outside, though it is not sized for a full large party on its own.
Is there a minimum group size for buffet pricing?
Buffet packages are generally practical starting around 10 guests. Smaller groups are usually better served by Passport Boards or the Kalimera Feast.