Best private dining rooms in Marylebone
Marylebone is located between Fitzrovia on its eastern edge, from which it is bordered by Great Portland Street, and Paddington to the west. from which it is bordered by Edgware Road. Separated from the illustrious neighbouring West End district of Mayfair by Oxford Street, Marylebone is bordered to the north west by St. John’s Wood, home to Lord’s Cricket Ground, with Regent’s Park located at its north eastern perimeter.
An eclectic array of hotels and restaurants with private dining rooms are to be found in the area alongside traditional London pubs and bars with function rooms available to hire for group dining events.
The architectural ambience of this upmarket West End district is defined by its grid network of streets, including the Harley Street medical quarter of international renown, alongside elegant mews houses nestling in-between its grand historic garden squares such as Cavendish Square and Portman Square.
Home to the BBC’s iconic Broadcasting House headquarters since 1932, Marylebone’s central London location and close proximity to other business and tourist areas of the West End make it a popular choice for private dining events including breakfast meetings, lunches, dinners and corporate Christmas parties.
The main rail terminus of Marylebone is located in the northern part of the district, within easy walking distance of the famous Madame Tussauds wax museum.
Marylebone is easily reached via the London Underground Central Line tube stations of Oxford Circus, Bond Street and Marble Arch or via Great Portland Street on the Circle, Hammersmith & City and Metropolitan lines.
28°-50° by Night in Marylebone has private dining spaces accommodating 8 – 70 guests or up to 45 guests for standing drinks receptions. This Wigmore Street night time venue is also available to hire exclusively for larger events of up to 90 seated (120 standing) guests.
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Kitchen at Holmes is located in Chiltern Street, in the heart of Marylebone Village. Private dining rooms at Holmes Hotel and The Residence at Holmes Hotel can accommodate 6 – 60 guests or 8 – 100 guests for standing receptions.
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Sunday in Brooklyn – located on James Street in Marylebone – has private dining rooms accommodating 9 – 50 seated (16 – 60 standing) guests. Exclusive hire is also available for larger private events of up to 75 seated guests or up to 120 guests for standing drinks receptions.
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The Larder Room at OPSO Greek restaurant in Marylebone accommodates up to 40 seated guests for private dining events or up to 80 guests for standing drinks receptions. Exclusive restaurant hire is also available for up to 80 seated (130 standing) guests.
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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.
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The Cavendish in Marylebone has two private dining rooms which accommodate 18 – 30 seated guests or 20 – 40 for standing drinks receptions. The rooms can be combined for larger events of up to 60 seated guests.
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