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Old Street · The Mezzanine
Old Street Tavern
Located in the heart of Shoreditch, Old Street Tavern is a vibrant East London pub and events space designed for everything from after-work drinks to full venue takeovers. Blending classic pub character with a modern edge, the space offers a lively yet versatile setting, perfect for corporate socials, birthday parties, networking events, brand launches and private celebrations. With flexible layouts...
brand launchesstanding receptionMeeting
41 seated60 standing
Kensal Rise · Dining Room
The Chamberlayne
A family-owned traditional pub in Kensal Rise, The Chamberlayne serves home-cooked, brasserie-inspired cuisine built on seasonal British produce, alongside expertly crafted cocktails and a curated selection of local and international beers, ales, wines and spirits. The open-plan dining room is available for private hire throughout the year.
brunchPrivate DiningBirthday Party
30 seated45 standing
Notting Hill Gate · The Racks Dining Room
The Hillgate
The Hillgate is a traditional freehouse pub, established in 1885, in the streets behind Notting Hill Gate station, serving British pub staples made with seasonal produce, Sunday roasts and cocktails. The first-floor Racks Dining Room can be hired privately for dinners of up to 30 or standing events of 45, and groups can also book the snug, the banquet table...
canapé receptionPrivate Diningleaving do
30 seated45 standing
Tooting · The Crusoe Room
The Selkirk
The Selkirk is a family-owned freehouse in Tooting, established in 1882, serving seasonal British produce sourced with care from local suppliers. The pub has two private spaces for group occasions: a function room suited to workshops and standing events, and a dining room built around a communal table for seated meals. Both rooms offer the relaxed, welcoming atmosphere the pub...
casual drinksBirthday PartyParty
40 seated70 standing
Hampstead · Dicken's Room
The Spaniards Inn
Built in 1585 as a tollgate on the Finchley boundary, The Spaniards has more than a few tales to tell. This characterful inn was named after the Spanish Ambassador to James I of England and rumour has it highwayman Dick Turpin was born there, whilst his father was landlord in the early 1700s. Immortalised by Dickens in The Pickwick Papers...