Covent Garden
Covent Garden is established as one of London’s premier tourist destinations and is ideally situated for visitors to Theatreland as well shoppers visiting the West End, just a stroll over Charing Cross Road. Covent Garden is famous for its piazza, formerly occupied by the country’s largest fruit and vegetable market, and the Royal Opera House in Drury Lane. Shoppers to the area enjoy the area’s trendy clothes shops whilst being entertained by street entertainment of the highest order. Covent Garden has an impressive selection of cafes, bars, old pubs and restaurants and is easily reached by Covent Garden, Holborn and Tottenham Court Road underground stations.
Rules restaurant in Covent Garden is London’s oldest restaurant. Serving British cuisine, the two upstairs private dining rooms at Rules can seat 10 and 18 guests.
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Cafe Murano has two private dining rooms. The first floor dining room can accommodate up to 60 seated (80 standing) guests and Pastificio seats up to 18 guests.
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The two private dining rooms at Covent Garden’s The 10 Cases can accommodate between 8 to 14 guests. The Cave a Vin allows you to dine in the wine cellar!
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The Martini Room at Bunga Bunga in Covent Garden is a distinctive semi-private dining area that can accommodate up to 20 seated guests or up to 25 for standing receptions.
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Brown’s Courtrooms in St. Martin’s Lane have four private dining rooms available for dinners or private meetings.
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The two private dining rooms at The Delaunay in Adwych accommodate up to 8 and 14 seated guests or 24 on a single table when combined.
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Barrafina Drury Lane in Covent Garden has a private dining room seating between 8 – 24 guests for a range of events.
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The two private rooms at BB Bakery in Covent Garden can seat up to 15 guests for afternoon tea. The venue can also host cocktail parties and product launches for up to 80 standing guests.
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