Private dining rooms in London for 30 – 40 guests
A real ‘do’, this number of guests is a big deal to organise and the venue needs to be right for the occasion. Thankfully, London has a wealth of great venues no matter what the budget or occasion to cater for this size of event.
London’s venues range from fabulous restaurants run by celebrity chefs, to upmarket brasseries, hotel event spaces and a myriad of other more wacky places – from cellars to yachts and everything in between.
Private parties and celebrations of this size often include smaller wedding receptions, anniversary celebrations, birthday parties, family afternoon teas and christening receptions – it’s worth remembering that for family celebrations you may need to consider disabled access for elderly relatives.
Meanwhile, business events such team briefings, office Christmas parties, corporate entertainment and networking events are frequently around this number. Rooms this size will often have IT and AV equipment either in situ or for hire, but it’s always worth checking the venue has what you need.
Top Tip: If you are organising a long meeting do ask about daily delegate rates – these aren’t just for hotels & members’ clubs! Many restaurants now also offer a package.
In addition to the London private dining rooms below for 30 – 40 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
- Private dining rooms for 20-30 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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Gymkhana is an acclaimed contemporary Indian restaurant in the heart of Mayfair. Private dining spaces at Gymkhana include two vaults with banquette seating for 10 – 12 guests. The lower ground floor is available for semi-exclusive hire for up to 45 seated guests. Restaurant exclusive hire for up to 90 guests.
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The two private dining rooms at Hush can accommodate 22 – 55 seated guests or up to 80 for standing drinks receptions. The bar is also available to hire exclusively for larger events of up to 73 seated guests or up to 150 guests for standing drinks receptions.
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Brigadiers in Bloomberg Arcade in the City of London has private dining rooms seating 10 – 55 guests. Blighters seats up to 55 guests and the Main Dining Room seats up to 38 guests. Three smaller private dining rooms seat 10 – 18 guests.
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1 Wimpole Street in Marylebone has a selection of private dining rooms able to accommodate smaller events of 14 – 40 seated guests and large events of up to 110 seated guests or standing drinks receptions of up to 200 guests.
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The Cove private dining room at FishWorks restaurant in Covent Garden can accommodate up to 40 seated guests and is also available for standing drinks receptions of up to 60 guests.
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The two chef’s tables and three private dining rooms at Lucky Cat by Gordon Ramsay restaurant in Grosvenor Square, Mayfair can accommodate 10 – 40 seated guests or up to 50 guests for standing drinks receptions. Exclusive hire also available for up to 160 seated (435 standing) guests.
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Seating up to 30 guests at one table for private dining events, The SAMBAROOM at SUSHISAMBA City is located on the 39th floor of the 100 Bishopsgate building. With spectacular views of the London skyline, The SAMBAROOM can also accommodate up up 50 guests for standing events. The SAMBAROOM & Bar can be combined for standing events of up to 150 guests. Exclusive hire for up to 450 guests also available.
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The four private dining rooms at Quo Vadis in Dean Street, Soho seat between 9 – 32 guests. The Marx Room is also available to hire for standing receptions of up to 45 guests and the top floor can be hired exclusively for up to 100 standing guests.
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With breathtaking views of the London skyline, the private dining rooms at Searcys at The Gherkin can accommodate 16 – 50 guests or 25 – 60 guests for standing receptions.
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