Private dining rooms in London for 30 – 40 guests
A real ‘do’, this number of guests is a big deal to organise and the venue needs to be right for the occasion. Thankfully, London has a wealth of great venues no matter what the budget or occasion to cater for this size of event.
London’s venues range from fabulous restaurants run by celebrity chefs, to upmarket brasseries, hotel event spaces and a myriad of other more wacky places – from cellars to yachts and everything in between.
Private parties and celebrations of this size often include smaller wedding receptions, anniversary celebrations, birthday parties, family afternoon teas and christening receptions – it’s worth remembering that for family celebrations you may need to consider disabled access for elderly relatives.
Meanwhile, business events such team briefings, office Christmas parties, corporate entertainment and networking events are frequently around this number. Rooms this size will often have IT and AV equipment either in situ or for hire, but it’s always worth checking the venue has what you need.
Top Tip: If you are organising a long meeting do ask about daily delegate rates – these aren’t just for hotels & members’ clubs! Many restaurants now also offer a package.
In addition to the London private dining rooms below for 30 – 40 guests, you also find rooms for other private party sizes as follows:
- Intimate private dining rooms (up to 6 guests)
- Small private dining rooms (up to 10 guests)
- Private dining rooms for 10-20 guests
- Private dining rooms for 20-30 guests
- Extra large private dining rooms for 40-50 guests
- Private dining and party venues for 50-100 guests
- Gala dinner venues (over 100 guests)
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The Club Room on the lower ground floor of Margot Italian restaurant at Great Queen Street in Covent Garden seats up to 32 guests for private dining events.
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The Windmill pub in Mayfair is famed for its pies and has two private dining rooms accommodating 28 – 34 seated guests or up to 50 guests for standing drinks receptions. The Roof Terrace accommodates private events of up to 24 seated (35 standing) guests.
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The Dining Room at Coopers’ Hall in Devonshire Square – close to Liverpool Street station in The City – can accommodate up to 34 seated guests for private dining events and up to 50 guests for standing drinks receptions.
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The Little Blue Door is Fulham’s quirkiest and most intimate late night bar and restaurant, with two colourful and homely private dining spaces. The Kitchen accommodates up to 34 seated (60 standing) guests and The Study can accommodate 14 seated (25 standing) guests.
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Casa do Frango Mayfair in the West End’s Heddon Street food hub has two private dining rooms each seating up to 14 guests which can be combined for larger group dining events of up to 34 seated guests. The Green Room ccommodates up to 80 standing guests for drinks receptions.
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The first floor private dining room at The Portman in Marylebone’s Upper Berkeley Street accommodate up to 35 seated guests or 45 guests for standing drinks receptions.
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Old Compton Brasserie – located on Old Compton Street in Soho – has a mezzanine private dining space accommodating up 35 seated guests or the same number of guests for standing drinks receptions.
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With a 1950’s kitchen that doubles as a private bar, the private dining room at The Anthologist – close to Bank in The City – accommodates up to 35 guests or up to 80 guests for standing drinks receptions.
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Hosting over 5 private functions and 800 guests weekly, The Little Yellow Door in Notting Hill is fast becoming one of West London’s most talked about and unique late night venues. This unique venue seats up to 35 seated guests on a combination of low and high seating or up to 100 guests for standing receptions.
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