
SGS Banquets and Lawn
SGS Banquets and Lawn — at a glance
| Venue name | SGS Banquets and Lawn |
|---|---|
| Type | Banquet Hall |
| Location | Sahakara Nagar, Bangalore |
| Capacity | 300–500 guests |
| Address | 784, NTI Layout, 2nd phase Rajiv Gandhi Nagar, Sahakara Nagar, Bangalore, 560097 |
| Parking | Available on premises |
| Outside catering | In-house only |
| Bar service | Permitted (with license) |
| Music / DJ | DJ + amplified music permitted |
| Decoration | In-house decorator available |
| Average rating | 4.2 / 5 (40 reviews) |
| GPS coordinates | 13.06579, 77.08773 |
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- Best for: Vegetarian weddings and events where you want to bring your own caterer or use their in-house team.
- Hosts loved: Two halls that can accommodate 300-500 guests with ample parking for 50 cars and separate dining areas.
- Worth asking: Confirm whether the ₹0 veg plate price is outdated—clarify actual catering costs before committing.
About this venue.
Located in Sahakara Nagar, Bangalore, SGS Banquets and Lawn is a Banquet Hall, seating between 300 and 500 guests. Facilities include air conditioning, stage, projector, power backup, DJ and car parking. Popular for weddings, engagements, birthday parties, anniversaries and corporate events.
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