Private dining rooms in London for small groups (up to 10 guests)
Meetings, team dinners, intimate family get-togethers, wedding proposals and a whole host of other small-scale events all require a smaller room when it comes to holding a private dining event.
Small private dining rooms seating from just 2 guests to up to 10 guests provide the perfect environment for more intimate discrete events.
Whether you are looking for a conventional private dining room or something a little different such as a chef’s table or wine room, there are a great range of intimate private dining rooms at restaurants and hotels in London available to hire for your event.
In addition to the London private dining rooms below for up to 10 guests, you also find rooms for other private party sizes as follows:
- Intimate private dining rooms (up to 6 guests)
- Private dining rooms for 10-20 guests
- Private dining rooms for 20-30 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 nowThe Greenhouses at One Marylebone provide a uniquely memorable private dining experience in London W1. Seating 2 – 30 guests or up to 30 guests for standing drinks receptions, the five greenhouses can also be combined for larger private functions and have individually created floral backdrops.
»The Livery Hall at Brewers’ Hall at Aldermanbury Square – equidistant to Bank, Moorgate & St. Paul’s in The City – accommodates up to 86 seated guests or up to 120 guests for standing drinks receptions. Two smaller rooms seat 8 – 24 guests.
»The Park is the latest restaurant from the acclaimed Jeremy King Restaurants. Located on Queensway – between Marble Arch & Notting Hill, on the northern edge of London’s Hyde Park – the private dining room at The Park accommodates up to 12 seated guests.
»The private dining room at ULI Asian restaurant in the Marylebone district of London’s West End – close to Marble Arch & Bond Street underground stations – can accommodate 8 – 12 seated guests at a large round table.
»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.
»Nanyang Blossom fine dining Chinese restaurant in Knightsbridge, London SW1 has three private dining rooms accommodating 10 – 30 seated guests for group dining events.
»The private dining room at Roka Charlotte Street contemporary Japanese restaurant in Fitzrovia seats up to 14 guests. The Shochu Lounge can accommodate up to 50 seated (80 standing) guests for larger group events.
»Roka Aldwych Japanese restaurant – in the heart of London’s theatre-land and easily reached from Covent Garden & Holborn – has a long table close to the robata grill in the main restaurant seating up to 16 guests. The lounge accommodates up to 42 seated (80 standing) guests for larger group events.
»Roka Canary Wharf – located on Canada Square in London Docklands – has a private dining event spaces accommodating up to 20 seated (80 standing) guests. Restaurant exclusive hire is also available for up to 80 seated guests
»Bricco e Bacco Italian restaurant on Charlotte Street in Fitzrovia has two private dining event spaces. The ground floor private dining area seats up to 16 guests and the Basement Bar & Party Room can accommodate up to 40 seated guests or up to 50 guests for standing drinks receptions.
»Gaucho Piccadilly, located on Swallow Street in the southern edge of Mayfair, has private dining rooms accommodating 12 – 100 seated guests or up to 120 guests for standing drinks receptions.
»The two private rooms at Gaucho Tower Bridge seat 13 – 23 guests. The Top Floor can accommodate up to 100 seated (120 standing) guests for larger events, Restaurant exclusive hire is available for up to 220 seated (300 standing) guests.
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