Private dining rooms in London for birthday lunch & dinner events

Le Pont de la Tour in Shad Thames overlooks Tower Bridge and has two private dining rooms respectively seating up to 20 and up to 25 guests.

The unique Conservatory private dining room at Manicomio Chelsea seats up to 24 guests and is also available for drinks receptions of up to 40 standing guests.

Located close to St Paul’s in a Norman Foster designed glass fronted building, Manicomio City has two private dining rooms accommodating up to 53 and 62 seated guests which are also perfect for standing drinks receptions of 60 – 100 guests.

The private dining room at Margaux in South Kensington can accommodate up to 18 seated guests for a variety of events.

The legendary Mosimann’s in Belgravia has seven impeccable private dining rooms seating from just 2 to 50 guests. Main dining room seats up to 80.

The five private dining rooms at Westminster’s One Great George Street can seat 14 and 30 seated diners. The Great Hall seats up to 260 or 400 standing.

The Larder Room at OPSO Greek restaurant in Marylebone accommodates up to 50 seated guests for private dining events or up to 80 guests for standing drinks receptions.

The two private dining rooms at The Restaurant at The Capital in Basil Street, Knightsbridge can respectively accommodate 14 and 24 seated guests. Restaurant exclusive hire is also available for up to 34 seated guests.

The private dining room at Piccolino in The City’s Exchange Square provides space for up to 24 seated guests.

Quaglino’s has two rooms available for private dining events. The Prince of Wales Room can seat up to 40 and The Giovanni Room seats up to 14.

The private dining room at Rotunda – less than 5 minutes walk from St. Pancras – accommodates up to 30 seated guests or up to 60 for standing drinks receptions.

Sartoria in Savile Row has two elegant private dining rooms; both seating up to 25 guests or up to 50 when combined. For more intimate private dining events, The Wine Room seats up to 6 guests.