Room 108

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722 Felix St
Saint Joseph, MO 64501
+1 (816) 558-3150
https://experiencerm108.com

History

Historic Downtown Room 108 is located in historic downtown St. Joseph, Missouri. Unique Space A beautiful blend of historic St. Joseph architecture where vintage charm is juxtaposed with modern chic, and elegance meets comfort. Demonstration Kitchen Commercial style demonstration kitchen that any chef would enjoy!

Specialties

Nestled in historic downtown St. Joseph, we're redefining elegance with our one-of-a-kind concept. Functioning as both an event space and a private club, we offer an element of vintage charm which juxtaposes our newly renovated, modern interior. Our artfully unique atmosphere makes the perfect backdrop for weddings, corporate gatherings, and any celebration under the sun. Think of us as a blank canvas on which you can create a truly exceptional experience for you and your guests. Watch the sunset over the park from our scenic rooftop deck and sip on a craft cocktail, courtesy of our expert bartender. Endless possibilities await at Room 108.

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5.01 reviews
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Caleb Z.
9/12/2020

Room 108 is a great place to relax and unwind at the end of a busy work week. High-end cocktails, a large wine list, and great food made-to-order. One of our favorite places to visit.

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