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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Search nowLocated close to Mansion House in The City of London, Vintners’ Hall offers three exceptional spaces for dining. The Gassiot Room accommodates up to 24 seated (24 standing) guests. The elegant Boardroom accommodates up to 25 seated guests with exclusive access to a roof terrace for up to 25 guests for standing receptions. The grand Livery Hall can accommodate up to 158 seated (250 standing) guests for banquets.
»The private dining room at Veeraswamy, the legendary Indian fine dining restaurant located in the heart of London’s West End, seats up to 16 guests on one long table or up to 22 guests at two tables. The smaller non-private Paisley Room seats 8 – 12 guests. Special menus at lunchtime from £66 per head onwards.
»Located in Covent Garden Riverside – just off The Strand – Smith & Wollensky, known as America’s favourite steakhouse, have three private dining rooms able to accommodate 20 – 50 seated (30 – 60 standing guests. Exclusive restaurant hire seats up to 200 guests.
»The private dining room at the legendary Hawksmoor Guildhall – located in the heart of the City of London – seats up to 24 guests. The Bar accommodates up to 50 seated (100 standing) guests for larger events.
»The six private dining rooms at Park Chinois in Berkeley Street, Mayfair can accommodate from 9 – 134 seated guests or 50- 250 guests for standing drinks receptions.
»Private dining rooms at Davy’s at St James can accommodate 8 – 30 seated guests or up to 50 guests for standing receptions.
»London Marriott Hotel County Hall has ten private dining rooms able to accommodate 10 – 90 seated guests for lunches and dinners or 30 – 100 guests for standing drinks receptions.
»The private dining rooms at Michael Nadra Primrose Hill Restaurant in trendy Primrose Hill – just a short stroll from Regent’s Canal & Camden Lock – can accommodate 24 – 40 guests.
»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.
»Langan’s Brasserie in Mayfair has private dining rooms accommodating 22 – 60 seated (40 – 160 standing) guests. The ground floor Brasserie is available for exclusive hire for larger events of up to 180 seated (250 standing) guests.
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