Private Dining Rooms in Glasgow – Choice of venues
The self-proclaimed friendliest city on earth and the home of acclaimed architect Charles Rennie Mackintosh, Glasgow also boasts a head-swimming array of attractions. These include fabulous Victorian architectural heritage such as City Chambers to modern areas of regeneration, a rich dining culture and nightlife, and an impressive mix of museums and galleries like Kelvingrove Art Gallery and a legendary and vibrant music scene – it’s a designated UNESCO City of Music.
As one of Scotland’s major cities, it’s also a hub for business and entertaining, attracting two million tourists and a staggering 20 million day visits each year. The city also offers over 90 parks, while within short travelling distances of the city centre are areas of outstanding natural beauty such as Loch Lomond and the National Park. It’s well served by an airport, trains, fabulous hotels and restaurants and a multitude of great conference facilities for all manner of private dining and events – whether in the modern purpose-built centres, hotels or historical estates.
Read our blog for more information on venues with the best private dining rooms in Glasgow.
The Morgan Room at The Ivy Glasgow in Buchanan Street seats up to 24 guests at one long table or up to 24 guests at three round tables. The private dining room can also be hired for drinks events of up to 40 standing guests.
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Specialising in authentic classic regional Italian cooking, Pellegrini Italian restaurant in Glasgow is available for exclusive hire from Sunday to Thursday for private dining events of up to 60 guests. The upstairs mezzanine space also provides semi-private dining for up to 20 guests.
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The three private dining rooms at Glasgow’s Hotel du Vin & Bistro can seat between 10 and 80 guests.
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The five private dining rooms at Malmaison in West George Street, Glasgow can accommodate between 12 – 56 seated dining guests.
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