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The venues.
Our curated selection of London’s finest event spaces, restaurants and private members’ clubs, plus exceptional country houses beyond the capital.
Holborn
Lunette
Modern British Restaurant
Up to 30 guests
Florence Knight's 30-seat restaurant on the eleventh floor of St Clement at Temple, with one seasonal set menu and the Thames beyond the windows.
Covent Garden
Cassette
French Restaurant
Up to 44 guests
The Levan team’s French bistrot in a Victorian workshop on Maiden Lane, with a double-height dining room and a terrace on the lane. The whole room takes seated dinners for up to 44.
Covent Garden
Nettle
British Restaurant
Up to 190 guests
Will Devlin's fire-led rooftop restaurant above Covent Garden, with a Pergola and open terraces for private dinners and receptions.
St James's
Quaglino's
European Restaurant & Bar
Up to 500 guests
An art-deco St James's institution with a central stage, resident DJ programme and supper-club energy, scaling from intimate private dining to full-venue takeover.
Battersea
Yú Gé Cantonese Cuisine
Cantonese Restaurant
Up to 100 guests
The Cantonese restaurant at Park Hyatt London River Thames, with tableside Peking duck, two private dining rooms and the whole room available for exclusive hire.
Covent Garden
Eve Bar
Cocktail Bar
Up to 50 guests
A candlelit cocktail bar beneath Frog by Adam Handling in Covent Garden, built on cocktails, Champagne and caviar, and available for intimate private hire.
Westminster
Kioku by Endo
Japanese Restaurant & Bar
Up to 200 guests
Endo Kazutoshi's modern Japanese restaurant on the sixth-floor rooftop of The OWO, with turret private dining rooms, a chef's table and a terrace looking over Whitehall and the London Eye.
Notting Hill
Kinz
Lebanese Restaurant & Bar
Up to 130 guests
An all-day Lebanese brasserie in a converted 1930s Notting Hill bank, its triple-height dining room lit by a wine-red lantern and its old vault turned wine room.
Mayfair
Red Room
Cocktail Bar
The Connaught's hidden wine bar and art space, wrapped in every shade of rouge and hung with works by Louise Bourgeois. Reached through a velvet curtain behind the Champagne Room.