Book a private dining room in The City
Private dining rooms in The City of London provide the perfect environment for discrete business meetings as well as corporate breakfasts, lunches & dinners.
Where is the City of London?
The City of London – traditionally known as The Square Mile – is situated between Shoreditch, Holborn and Clerkenwell to the north, Hackney and Whitechapel to the east with the Thames at the district’s southern border. One of the principal centres of global commerce, The City is home to many of the world’s leading financial, banking and insurance companies as well as The Bank Of England and The Stock Exchange.
Why The City of London is Ideal for Private Dining
The City has an excellent selection of restaurants with private dining rooms together with an enticing mix of historic traditional London pubs and upmarket bars with function rooms for group events.
The City has many fine landmarks including modern skyscraper office buildings – 30 St. Mary Axe (also known as The Gherkin), 122 Leadenhall Street (also known as The Cheesegrater) and The Heron Tower etc – alongside architectural gems steeped in history such as Leadenhall Market, The Monument and the The Royal Exchange.
How to Get to the City of London
The City of London is well served by mainline railway stations including Liverpool Street on Bishopsgate, Fenchurch Street, near The Tower Of London and Cannon Street as well as London Underground tube stations such as Liverpool Street, Bank, Moorgate and Tower Hill.
View Private Dining Rooms in The City of London
If you are looking for a private dining room in The City, we have a great range of dining rooms available to hire for private business lunches and dinner events.
The private dining room at Carpenters’ Hall in the City of London seats up to 40 guests. The Livery Hall is ideal for City banqueting events of up to 220 guests or large drinks receptions of up to 350 standing guests.
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The two private dining rooms at The Amicable Society of Lazy Ballerinas in Fleet Street, London EC4 can seat up to 18 guests. The venue also provides the ideal space for standing drinks receptions of up to 80 guests.
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Private dining event spaces at historic Apothecaries’ Hall – close to St. Paul’s – can accommodate up to 25 seated (50 standing) guests. The Great Hall is ideal for banqueting events in The City of up to 150 seated guests or large standing drinks receptions of up to 200 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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Located in the City of London between Blackfriars & Temple London Underground stations, The Honourable Society of The Inner Temple has a selection of private dining rooms accommodating 40 – 250 seated guests or 60 – 400 guests for standing drinks receptions.
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Browns at Old Jewry has exclusive private dining spaces seating 120 – 270 guests and an intimate private dining room seating up to 12 guests.
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The candlelit wine cellar at Canto Corvino in Spitalfields, close to Liverpool Street, accommodates up to 24 seated (40 standing) guests. Restaurant exclusive hire is also available for larger private events of up to 100 seated (140 standing) guests.
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Stationers’ Hall is located in Ave Maria Lane, close to St. Paul’s. Private dining rooms at this City livery company can accommodate small seated events of 12 guests to larger banqueting events of 80 – 200 seated guests.
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The private dining room at the legendary Hawksmoor Guildhall – located in the heart of the City of London – seats up to 22 guests. The Bar provides a semi-private dining space for up to 46 seated guests and the Dining Room can be hired exclusively for large banqueting events of up to 140 seated guests.
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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.
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