Gilgamesh London Covent Garden

Babylon sits on the lower ground floor, a dramatic space defined by intimate recessed banquette seating that creates semi-private dining pods. The room has a low ceiling, dim recessed lighting, patterned fabrics and dark timber tables that produce a compact, atmospheric interior accented by planted greenery. Continuous carved-relief wall panels run around the perimeter, providing a sculptural backdrop. The space includes a built-in PA system and speakers, permits bring-your-own-DJ setups, and provides Wi-Fi and air conditioning. Suited to intimate seated dining and music-led private drinks receptions. Guests describe the room as having an elegant, theatrical atmosphere with attentive front-of-house service, though the sound system can be loud near speakers and DJs, sometimes requiring volume adjustments.

Seated

75

Standing

100

Privacy

Private

Price guide

Minimum spend from £1,500

A full venue takeover spans three distinct areas across all levels of Gilgamesh, including the ground floor restaurant and lounge. The sumptuous dining spaces feature intimate booth seating that blends seamlessly with walls adorned in hand-carved wood and glistening bronze. Every detail is carefully crafted: textured walls, soft warm lighting, sumptuous velvets, tarnished metals and mirrored surfaces create an opulent Babylonian-inspired interior. The lounge is available only as part of a full takeover. Booth dining accommodates groups on shared banquet menus across the levels, with occasional booth seating for standing receptions. Each area features its own bar and sound system. The venue suits everything from intimate banquets to large celebrations, corporate events and late-night entertainment with DJ facilities.

Seated

140

Standing

250

Privacy

Private

Price guide

Minimum spend from £10,000