West End
The West End is the area of Central London which is bordered by Camden, Holborn, Knightsbridge and Hyde Park with Trafalgar Square at its heart. The West End is a magnet for shoppers with its thriving shopping areas centred around Oxford Street, Regent Street, Marble Arch, Bond Street and Covent Garden. The West End is also home to Theatreland in Shaftesbury Avenue, Chinatown in Soho as well as being cinema-central at Leicester Square. As if this rich mix of shopping and entertainment options were not enough, the West End also boasts some of the capital’s most vibrant clubs, bars and restaurants ranging from the trendy bars and Chinese restaurants of Soho to the fine clubs and dining rooms Mayfair and St. James’s. The West End is easily reached by bus as well as being served by a myriad of tube stations including Tottenham Court Road, Oxford Street, Marble Arch and Piccadilly Circus.
The private dining room at Michelin starred Pied à Terre restaurant in Fitzrovia seats up to 16 guests. The private bar can accommodate up to 25 guests for standing drinks receptions and the main restaurant is available for exclusive takeover for up to 40 seated guests.
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The two private dining rooms at Flesh & Buns Oxford Circus – located on the corner of Berners Street and Goodge Street – each seat up to 18 guests. The private rooms can also seat up to 36 guests when combined.
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China Tang has three private dining rooms seating 18 – 80 guests. Exclusive restaurant hire available for up to 150 seated (200 standing) guests.
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The Wolseley, in the heart of Piccadilly, has a private dining room seating up to 14 guests for breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea & dinner.
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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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The Leicester Square private dining room at Radisson Blu Edwardian Hampshire Hotel on Leicester Square accommodates up to 32 seated (50 standing) guests and The Penthouse Suite accommodates up to 50 seated / 110 standing guests.
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A beautiful and brooding space, Gordon Ramsay’s Heddon Street Kitchen is a stylish mix of vintage and modern, buttery leathers, machismo woods and shimmering steel.
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The two private dining rooms at Heliot Steak House at The Hippodrome can seat between 10 to 40 dining guests. Restaurant exclusive hire also available at Heliot Restaurant for up to 100 seated guests.
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The two kitchen and dining spaces at L’atelier des Chefs, Wigmore Street, near Oxford Circus can accommodate up to 75 seated / 180 standing guests.
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Private dining rooms at The Royal Institute of British Architects – located between the buzz of Oxford Street and the tranquility of Regent’s Park can accommodate 22 – 250 seated guests or 100 – 400 guests for standing drinks receptions.
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The private dining rooms at 41 Portland Place are able to accommodate private dining events of 12 – 73 seated guests and standing receptions of 40 – 140 guests.
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