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RISTORANTE ITALIANO

Choosing an event space is easier when you can picture the day before you ever walk through the door. A floor plan shows the flow. A 3D tour gives the room shape, scale, and feeling. Together, they help you answer the real questions that come up when planning a celebration at Casalina.


Where will guests enter? How will tables fit? Is there a natural place for photos, gifts, music, or a cake table? Can the space feel warm for a baby shower, respectful for a baptism lunch, and polished enough for a wedding reception?


This guide is meant to help you use the Casalina floor plan and embedded 3D tour with purpose. Whether you are searching for a venue for events, comparing local restaurants for a private celebration, or looking at wedding venues in Delray Beach and Boynton, the layout is one of the most useful planning tools you have.





How to use the 3D tour with the floor plan



As you move through the virtual tour, pay attention to how the space opens from one area to the next. Look for natural gathering points. Notice where guests might pause for greetings, where older relatives may prefer to sit, and where you could place a welcome table or display.


The best way to use the 3D tour is to review it with your event in mind, not just as a general walkthrough.


Can I Remove Tables?


Dear Client,

We would like to let you know that we are unable to remove the tables from the current setup, we can assist in repositioning them as needed. Unfortunately, there isn't additional space for the full removal of the tables.

If you have specific preferences for the new layout, please let us know, and we will do our best to accommodate your needs.




Already booked with us? Book your venue visit.



We’ll schedule your venue visit during the same week as your event. Visits are available Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, or Friday from 4:00–5:30 PM with our manager Douglas.




Why Casalina works for private events


A good event venue does more than hold tables and chairs. It sets the tone for the entire gathering. Casalina offers the kind of setting people often want for personal celebrations: warm, polished, flexible, and centered around hospitality.


That matters for events where the guest experience is the priority. Baby showers, baptisms, rehearsal dinners, wedding celebrations, family lunches, and private parties all depend on the same core things: good flow, good food, comfortable seating, and a room that feels right for the occasion.


The floor plan and 3D tour help show how the space can support those needs. They let you plan before the walkthrough, compare options with more confidence, and imagine the event from start to finish.


 
 
 

By Julie Diaz, Events Coordinator at Casalina • Last updated: September 2026

When Crystal was expecting baby Lennox, her mom Teresita reached out about two months ahead of the date, plenty of time to turn a lemon pun into an entire event. Every station below was Teresita's own idea, styled from scratch on Casalina's covered patio, minutes from both Delray Beach and Boynton Beach. She shared her photos with us, and we're sharing her ideas with you.



Steal her ideas: 7 stations from this lemon baby shower

1​. The Onesie & Bib Station. A basket of onesie and bib favors displayed under a matching lemon-and-floral illustrated sign — guests pick one on their way in.


2​. The Lemonade Stand. A self-serve lemonade bar with fresh lemon wedges, orange slices, and mixed berries, set on a wood-slice riser next to a glass beverage dispenser.



3​. The "Freshly Made for Lennox" Station. A live personalization cart where guests customized a onesie on the spot, branded with the baby's name in gold script.

4​. The Favors Table. Bottled favors stacked in wooden crates, styled with fresh lemons and eucalyptus greenery.


5​. The "Love Is Sweet" Treat Table. A candy favor table with a lemon-illustrated sign inviting guests to grab a treat on the way out.


6​. The "Leave a Message for the Baby" Guestbook. Instead of a traditional guestbook, guests picked up a vintage rotary phone to "call in" a message and wrote it down in a journal alongside it.


7​. The Lemonade Cart. A second, vintage wheeled drink station topped with mini lemon trees and fresh citrus garland.


Planning a shower of your own? See real pricing in our baby shower cost guide for Delray Beach, browse what's included and our decor guidelines, or get inspired by another real baby shower at Casalina. Ready to book? Start planning your event.


Frequently Asked Questions

Do drink stations like a lemonade stand count toward the food and beverage minimum?

Yes. Custom beverage stations, such as a lemonade bar or a mimosa station can be added to your event and typically count toward your food and beverage minimum.

Can I bring in outside vendors for stations like a onesie personalization cart?

Yes. Hosts can bring in outside vendors and decor add-ons, from a personalization cart to a dessert table, as long as their own team handles setup and breakdown.

How many stations can fit on Casalina's covered patio without feeling crowded?

The covered patio holds up to 150 guests and is located minutes from both Delray Beach and Boynton Beach. Most hosts add 4 to 6 stations.



How far in advance should I book if I want custom stations like this?

About two months out is typical, which is enough time to plan your event at Casalina.

 
 
 

By Julie Diaz, Events Coordinator at Casalina • Last updated: August 2026

A baby shower for 50 guests at a private venue in Delray Beach typically costs $85 to $100 per guest, all in, when you host during the day. The same shower at dinner time costs roughly double.

Most venues won't tell you why. I will , because once you understand how event pricing actually works, you can plan a beautiful shower for a lot less money.

Here is exactly what a baby shower costs at Casalina, with real numbers.




baby shower table setting at Casalina Delray Beach


The three things you pay for

Every private event quote in South Florida is built from the same three parts. Once you can see them separately, quotes stop being confusing.

  1. Your menu (per person). What each guest eats. At Casalina this runs $50 to $88 per person depending on the menu you choose.

  2. The food & beverage minimum. A set amount you agree to spend on food and drinks. Casalina charges no room rental fee :) instead there's an F&B minimum, so your money goes into the party rather than into a room charge. If you spend above it, you simply pay what you consumed.

  3. Service charge and tax. A 23% service charge is added to the final bill, plus Florida sales tax. This covers your dedicated service team, the event coordination, and gratuity.

That's it. No deposit is required to book.

Casalina's event menus and prices

Menu

Price per person

What it includes

Summer Brunch

$50

Family-style starters (caprese panini, arancini, avocado toast), entrées (frittata romana, eggs benedict, montecristo sandwich), fruit platter. Starts 12:30 or 1:00pm. Available in summer months only.

Sorrento

$58

Family-style appetizers, choice of entrée (chicken parmigiana, branzino, rigatoni bolognese), tiramisu.

Positano

$68

Preselect three appetizers, three entrées, two desserts — the most flexible menu for mixed groups.

Capri

$88

Four courses: appetizers, primi (pasta or risotto), secondi including New York steak and Alaskan salmon, three desserts served family style.


All prices are per person, before tax and the 23% service charge. Gluten-free and other dietary needs are accommodated with advance notice.




baby shower table setting at Casalina Delray Beach italian restaurant

Drinks: mimosa stations and bar packages


Showers usually add a mimosa station. Dinners usually add a bar package.


Mimosa Station (2 hours) — ice bucket, prosecco or champagne, orange, cranberry and peach mixers, fresh fruit garnish and flutes:



  • Classic Tier (Cin Cin Prosecco & Syltbar Rosé): $21 per person

  • Premium Tier (Syltbar Rosé & Valdobbiadene): $26 per person

  • Ultra Premium Tier (adds Champagne): $45 per person


Non-alcoholic sparkling is available on request.



Bar Packages:

  • Beer, wine & non-alcoholic: $30 per person for 2 hours, $40 for 3 hours

  • Beer, wine, liquor & non-alcoholic: $45 per person for 2 hours, $60 for 3 hours


Bar packages are optional : you can also have beverages charged based on what's actually consumed.



Why the time of day changes your price more than anything else



This is the part that surprises people, so here's the honest answer.


Casalina opens for regular dinner service at 4:00pm.


If your event is before 4:00pm, we are opening the restaurant early, just for you. Those hours would otherwise be closed. So the minimum only needs to cover opening the building and staffing your party, all our events start at 12:30pm and finish at 330pm:


  • $2,500 in low season (May through October)

  • $3,000 in high season (November through April)


If your event is at dinner, we're not adding hours — we're giving up tables we would have sold that night. To close the covered patio (which seats up to 150) for a private group, the minimum has to replace that revenue:


  • Starting from $6,000 in low season

  • Starting from $8,500 in high season


What this means for you: if you're planning a baby shower , birthday or bridal shower, host it during the day. You get the whole space, the same food, the same service, at roughly half the total cost. Nearly every shower we host is a daytime event for exactly this reason.

Real cost breakdown: a 50-guest baby shower

Here's the same shower priced three ways, so you can see the difference.

Option A — Summer brunch, daytime, low season (best value)

Line item

Cost

Summer Brunch menu, 50 guests × $50

$2,500

Classic mimosa station, 50 × $21

$1,050

Food & beverage subtotal

$3,550 (clears the $2,500 minimum)

23% service charge

$816.50

Total before tax

$4,366.50

Per guest

≈ $87

Option B — Lunch shower, high season

Line item

Cost

Sorrento menu, 50 guests × $58

$2,900

Classic mimosa station, 50 × $21

$1,050

Food & beverage subtotal

$3,950 (clears the $3,000 minimum)

23% service charge

$908.50

Total before tax

$4,858.50

Per guest

≈ $97


Option C — The same 50 guests at dinner, low season

Line item

Cost

Capri menu, 50 guests × $88

$4,400

Bar package (beer, wine, liquor), 2 hours, 50 × $45

$2,250

Food & beverage subtotal

$6,650 (clears the $6,000 minimum)

23% service charge

$1,529.50

Total before tax

$8,180

Per guest

≈ $164



What hosts actually spend



Those are estimates : here's what real baby showers at Casalina look like.


Most baby showers we host run between 30 and 80 guests, and food and beverage spend typically lands between $68 and $81 per guest before tax and the service charge.


With the 23% service charge added, that's roughly $84 to $100 per guest all in.



The spread comes down to one thing: what you add on top of the menu.




What's included at no extra cost


  • A dedicated event coordinator (me) from first inquiry through the final toast

  • Personalized printed menus with your names, colors or theme

  • Staff (servers, bartenders and manager)

  • White plates, bistro-style napkins and our standard beige linens

  • 1 to 2 hours of early access for you to decorate

  • No deposit to book



How to keep your shower on budget


● Book a daytime event. This is the single biggest lever — it can halve your total.


● Choose summer if you're flexible. May through October is low season, and the $50 Summer Brunch menu is only offered then.


● Use the minimum instead of fighting it. It isn't a fee — it's credit toward your own food and drinks. Roll it into a mimosa station or a grazing board rather than leaving it unspent.


● Skip the full bar package for a shower. A mimosa station at $21 per person covers the toast without a full bar package.


● Plan add-ons early. Mimosa stations, grazing boards and passed hors d'oeuvres need advance notice so the kitchen can do them properly.


For the full explanation of how minimums work, read how food & beverage minimums work at Casalina. Frequently asked questions


How much does a baby shower cost in Delray Beach?


A 50-guest baby shower at Casalina costs roughly $85 to $100 per guest before tax when hosted during the day — about $4,400 to $4,900 total.


Menus start at $50 per person and daytime food and beverage minimums start at $2,500.


What is the cheapest way to host a baby shower at a restaurant?


Host it during the day rather than at dinner, and book in the low season (May through October).


At Casalina, a daytime shower has a $2,500 minimum versus $6,000 or more for a dinner event, and the $50 Summer Brunch menu is the lowest-priced menu we offer.


Is there a room rental fee?


No. Casalina does not charge a room rental fee. Instead there is a food and beverage minimum, so your budget goes toward your menu and drinks rather than a separate room charge.


Do I need to pay a deposit?


No deposit is required. Your event is confirmed once you approve the proposal, sign it electronically, and complete a credit card authorization form.


How much is a mimosa station?


Mimosa stations run for two hours and start at $21 per person for the Classic tier, $26 for Premium, and $45 for Ultra Premium with champagne.


How many guests can you accommodate?


We have done events for 20 guests and up to 150 guests


Most baby or bridal showers we have done with between 30 and 80 guests.


When do I need to finalize my menu and guest count?


Menus are confirmed at least 10 business days before the event.

Your final guest count is due 2 business days before.

Add-ons like the mimosa station or grazing board need at least 3 weeks' notice.



Planning a baby shower in Delray Beach? Tell me your date and guest count and I'll send you an exact quote — no deposit required to book.




Request your date → Julie Diaz, Events Coordinator julie@graspagroup.com • +1 (786) 723-6780 Casalina Ristorante Italiano, 16950 Jog Rd, Delray Beach, FL 33446


 
 
 
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