London Breakfast Meeting Venues
Breakfast meetings are common in many cities, not only in London. With international business happening around the clock. It is common now for corporate networking and business meetings to happen at the best time of day, first thing in the morning.
Discover here what London has to offer when booking your next best breakfast meeting venue. With many of the city’s best restaurants, hotels, private clubs, and event venues offering breakfast meetings.
From a convenient location in Mayfair to a spot closer to the office in The City of London, there are many options for hosting a continental buffet or a sit-down cooked breakfast for a board of directors.
However, breakfast meetings or events are not limited to corporate entertaining. Many private dining rooms throughout London offer brunch options, ranging from casual dining to top restaurants, making them perfect for post-wedding gatherings, hen parties, alternative birthday celebrations, or just an indulgent catch-up with friends.
How to book your breakfast meeting
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Search nowFranco’s Italian restaurant on Jermyn Street in St James’s has private dining rooms seating 16 – 30 guests. The lower ground floor accommodates up to 50 seated (70 standing) guests. Exclusive restaurant hire is also available for up to 110 seated guests up up to 150 guests for standing events.
»Browns Brasserie & Bar in Covent Garden has a selection of private dining rooms accommodating 12 – 75 seated guests or 40 – 100 for standing events. Exclusive venue takeover is also available for larger events of up to 200 seated (500 standing) guests.
»The three private dining rooms at The Beaumont Hotel in Mayfair can accommodate 18 – 45 seated guests and are also ideal for standing drinks & canapés receptions of 50 – 60 guests.
»The cosy private dining room at SILVA Restaurant in Bruton Place – located just off Grosvenor Square in the heart of Mayfair – seats up to 14 guests.
»Brasserie of Light provides all day dining in an Art Deco space set within Selfridges department store. The Pegasus Room at Brasserie of Light accommodates up to 16 seated guests at one long table or up to 24 guests on 4 rounds of 6 guests. The room also accommodates up to 30 guests for standing drinks and canapé receptions.
»Private dining rooms at The Wolseley City on King William Street in the City of London – within easy walking distance of Bank and Cannon Street tube stations – can accommodate 10 – 24 guests.
»The semi-private dining room at Angela Hartnett’s Café Murano Italian restaurant in St. James’s Street, London SW1 accommodates up to 22 seated (30 standing) guests. Restaurant exclusive hire is available for larger private dining events of up to 70 seated guests or drinks receptions of up to 70 standing guests.
»The private dining room at Berners Tavern in Fitzrovia seats up to 14 guests and the Punch Room at The London EDITION accommodates up to 50 guests for standing drinks receptions.
»The private dining rooms at Asia House in Marylebone – just a few minutes from Oxford Circus, Bond Street, Great Portland Street and Regent’s Park stations – can accommodate 18 – 120 seated guests or 30 – 100 guests for standing drinks receptions.
»The private dining room at Angela Hartnett’s Café Murano Bermondsey Street seats up to 14 guests and has the charm, elegance and excellent food that Angela is renowned for. Restaurant exclusive hire is also available for larger group dining events of up to 100 seated guests or drinks receptions of up to 100 standing guests.
»The Wolseley, in the heart of Piccadilly, has a private dining room seating up to 15 guests for breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea & dinner.
»Serving a unique selection of Modern European & Japanese cuisines, Pantechnicon in Motcomb Street, Belgravia has private dining event spaces accommodating 10 – 60 seated guests or 40 – 120 guests for standing drinks receptions.
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