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Spitalfields · Exclusive Use
Galvin La Chapelle
Galvin La Chapelle is a Michelin-starred Mediterranean restaurant set in a Grade II listed former school in Spitalfields, moments from Liverpool Street station, with soaring stone ceilings and large arched windows. For events it offers The Arch private dining room for up to 27 guests, The Gallery on the mezzanine for up to 16, and exclusive hire of the whole...
Anniversary dinnerBirthday PartyWedding breakfast
120 seated150 standing
Covent Garden · La Scala Room
Opera Tavern
With a refreshed look and feel, Opera Tavern is a buzzy and inviting tapas bar and restaurant in the heart of Covent Garden's theatre land. Downstairs, striking graphic prints by the likes of Ben Eine compliment the stylish bar, counter seating and communal table, with a warm and atmospheric first floor dining space above. The perfect place to enjoy tapas...
Christmas PartyMeetingSpecial occasions
43 seated50 standing
Bankside · Balcony Room
Swan, Shakespeare's Globe
Swan is a bar and restaurant at Shakespeare's Globe on Bankside, with views of the River Thames and St Paul's Cathedral. It serves seasonal British menus, afternoon tea and weekend brunch, and its private spaces host 14 to 425 guests: the Snug in the bar, the Bull Room and River Room within the restaurant, the penthouse Balcony Room with a...
pre-theatre diningaward ceremonyParty
70 seated120 standing
Bloomsbury · Bloomsbury Club Bar Terrace
The Bloomsbury Club
The Bloomsbury Club Bar is an Egyptian-inspired cocktail bar on Great Russell Street with intimate interiors, live jazz, late nights and a private terrace. It takes group bookings and private hire for birthdays, corporate gatherings and celebrations of up to 90 guests.
Private DiningCorporate gatheringBirthday Party
Seated capacity unknown40 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...