Private dining rooms in London for 20 – 30 guests
The most frequent size of event booked on this site, the split between corporate and private functions is quite evenly balanced. Events range from business lunches, corporate entertainment, team celebrations, leaving do’s, networking and office Christmas parties to birthday bashes, family celebrations and casual friend get togethers.
Whatever the occasion, there are numerous London venues with stunning private rooms of this size from elegant and refined fine dining restaurants to funky and informal gastropubs and chic bars.
Many semi-private spaces can also be hired exclusively, which is worth considering if you are arranging a drinks reception or event that would enjoy the buzz of the wider restaurant – but obviously not suitable if speeches are planned!
Some private dining rooms for this number of guests will have space for a pre-dinner reception or may allow guests a sectioned off area of the bar, but some don’t have the room so do ensure the venue has enough space for all your needs throughout the function.
Top Tip: Many of London’s most iconic restaurants have private rooms this size but they all too often go unnoticed. We recommend checking out your favourite restaurant and just asking the question!
In addition to the London private dining rooms below for 20 – 30 guests, you also find rooms for other private party sizes as follows:
- Intimate private dining rooms (up to 6 guests)
- Small private dining rooms (up to 10 guests)
- Private dining rooms for 10-20 guests
- Large private dining rooms for 30-40 guests
- Extra large private dining rooms for 40-50 guests
- Private dining and party venues for 50-100 guests
- Gala dinner venues (over 100 guests)
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Scallini London is located in the heart of Chelsea and has been serving its authentic Italian cuisine since 1988. This popular Italian restaurant occupies a three-story Georgian townhouse and has a private dining room seating up to 26 guests.
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The five private dining rooms at Six Park Place in St. James’s, close to Green Park tube station on Piccadilly, can accommodate 10 – 30 guests or 12 – 70 guests for standing drinks receptions.
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The Megaro Collection at The Megaro Hotel at King’s Cross/St Pancras district of London has a selection of separate restaurants with private dining rooms seating 15 – 50 guests.
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The private dining room at Alfi Italian restaurant in Spitalfields accommodates up to 40 seated (60 standing) guests. A semi-private dining space is also available for up to 24 seated or standing guests with exclusive restaurant hire accommodating up to 200 seated (250 standing) guests.
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PJ’s Chelsea Brasserie on Fulham Road in London’s swanky Chelsea district has private event spaces seating up to 120 guests which are also available for standing drinks receptions of up to 200 guests.
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The Club Room on the lower ground floor of Margot Italian restaurant at Great Queen Street in Covent Garden seats up to 32 guests for private dining events.
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Villa di Geggiano restaurant – located on Chiswick High Road and specialising in serving authentic Tuscan Italian cuisine – has two stunning private dining rooms seating 14 and 24 guests.
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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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Inko Nito on Soho’s Broadwick Street in the West End of London can accommodate 10 – 40 private dining guests or up to 20 for standing drinks events. Restaurant exclusive hire is also available for up to 100 seated (120 standing) guests.
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Serving a unique selection of Nordic & Japanese cuisines, Pantechnicon in Motcomb Street, Belgravia has private dining event spaces accommodating 20 – 76 seated guests or 30 – 160 guests for standing drinks receptions.
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Morito Hackney Road, owned by chefs Sam & Sam Clark, opened its third restaurant at 195 Hackney Road in 2016. The restaurant is known for its diverse and delicious menu
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