St Pancras Bar & Brasserie

The Glass Room is a semi-private dining room to the side of the main brasserie, screened by a curtain rather than a door, with views of the station's architecture. It suits smaller celebrations and private dinners for up to 20 seated or 30 standing, with a dedicated event manager and in-house catering.

Seated

20

Standing

30

Privacy

Private

Price guide

Per person from £80

The Tasting Room at Searcys is a private dining space marked by high ceilings and a full-height window that floods the room with daylight. Art-deco detailing appears in pale plaster walls, a shallow coved ceiling and a circular pendant light. A solid wood dining table with upholstered chairs and a geometric carpet create a restrained, formal setting. The room offers Wi-Fi, air conditioning and allows your own music. It is wheelchair accessible with accessible toilets, and double doors provide private entry. The layout supports focused conversation and quiet, seated dinners or business meetings in a polished environment.

Seated

12

Standing

25

Privacy

Private

Price guide

Per person from £100

Searcys is an art-deco brasserie that evokes early 20th-century railway dining through period details and refined interiors. Brass-toned ceilings, globe pendant lighting, mirrored panelling and leather booths sit above herringbone wood floors with brass trims. The scale and subdued lighting create discrete, low-reverb dining bays. The main floor mixes fixed booths with movable tables, complemented by a private dining room. A full bar offers cocktails, and an extensive wine list and champagne service are available. In-house PA and speakers, Wi-Fi, an own-music policy, air conditioning, accessible toilets and step-free access support events. The interior delivers old-world character and quiet, well-laid-out dining bays suited to corporate teams and social groups seeking polished, seated dining.

Seated

200

Standing

350

Privacy

Private

Price guide

Minimum spend from £6,500