Private dining rooms in London for birthday lunch & dinner events
Are you looking for inspiration for a special birthday? Perhaps you are searching for ideas for memorable 21st birthday ideas, 40th, 50th, or even 100th – private dining rooms are ideal.
These divine private rooms, in the finest of restaurants, are ideal for birthday party hire to give a memorable experience to treasure forever.
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China Tang at The Dorchester – located on Park Lane, Mayfair – has three private dining rooms seating 12 – 36 guests.
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The four private dining rooms at 108 Brasserie in Marylebone can respectively seat 24, 50, 60 and 70 guests.
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31 Euston Square has nine splendid private dining rooms available for a variety of events seating between 8 and 160 guests.
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The three stunning private dining rooms at Alain Ducasse at The Dorchester respectively seat 7, 12 & 30 guests.
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aqua London has two private dining rooms seating 10 & 15 guests. aqua nueva La Casita with its own private terrace accommodates 30 seated / 80 standing guests.
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aqua shard’s private dining room seats up to 40 guests. The Gin Wing seats up to 100 seated guests. Exclusive hire for up to 180 seated guests.
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The downstairs private dining room at Aubaine in Mayfair can accommodate up to 27 guests or up to 35 for standing receptions.
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Balthazar restaurant in Covent Garden has two private dining rooms. Le Grand Salon Privé accommodates up to 60 seated guests or up to 80 guests for standing receptions. For smaller events Le Petit Salon Privé seats up to 24 and can also accommodated standing drinks receptions of up to 40 guests.
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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 three private rooms at Brigit’s Bakery in Covent Garden can seat from just 3 to 16 guests for afternoon tea. The venue is also available to hire exclusively for events of up to 35 seated guests and for cocktail parties and product launches of up to 80 standing guests.
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