Best private dining rooms in London’s West End
Bordered by Camden, Holborn, Knightsbridge and Westminster, the West End area of London comprises the districts of Covent Garden, Fitzrovia, Marylebone, Mayfair & Soho.
The West End is located several miles west of the City of London and is one of the most important business districts in the United Kingdom. Home to offices, restaurants, exclusive shops, art galleries and London’s Theatreland, this Central London area is one of the capital’s most popular tourist destinations.
The major shopping districts of Oxford Street, Bond Street, Regent Street and Covent Garden are home to a multitude of major high street retailers as well as some of the most expensive upmarket shops in the country.
The range and diversity of restaurants and hotels in the district – from the the authentic Chinatown cuisine of Soho to the Michelin starred restaurants of Mayfair – ensures that West End venues with private dining rooms are always in great demand for events including birthday celebrations, group lunches & dinners and corporate Christmas parties.
The area is also home to modern bars, traditional London pubs and private clubs, many of which have function rooms available to hire for events.
The West End is one of the most accessible parts of the capital via London Underground with around twenty tube stations scattered throughout the district.
The two private dining rooms at Flesh & Buns Oxford Circus – located on the corner of Berners Street and Goodge Street – each accommodate up to 18 seated guests. The private rooms can also seat up to 32 guests when combined.
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The Atlantic Bar private dining space at J. Sheekey seafood restaurant , close to Leicester Square in the heart of London’s West End, accommodates up to 20 seated guests.
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The Wolseley, in the heart of Piccadilly, has a private dining room seating up to 15 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 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.
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The two private dining rooms at Heliot Steak House at The Hippodrome – close to Leicester Square in London’s West End – can accommodate 10 – 18 guests.
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Brasserie of Light provides all day dining in an Art Deco space set within Selfridges department store. The Pegasus Room at Brasserie of Light accommodates up to 16 seated guests at one long table or up to 24 guests on 4 rounds of 6 guests. The room also accommodates up to 30 guests for standing drinks and canapé receptions.
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Cabana Covent Garden is a lively latin grill restaurant on Central St Giles Piazza with private dining event spaces accommodating 20 – 100 seated guests which are also available for standing drinks receptions of 30 – 175 guests.
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Arcade Food Hall at Centre Point in the heart of London’s West End serves a variety of world cuisine and has private dining event spaces seating from 22 – 100 guests.
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The private dining rooms at 41 Portland Place are able to accommodate private dining events of 10 – 60 seated guests and standing drinks receptions of 30 – 130 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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