/ About

On the ground floor of Mortimer House, an Art Deco building on the corner of Mortimer and Wells Street, Mortimer House Kitchen is the Italian restaurant, bar and terrace open to the public beneath the members' floors above. An open kitchen anchors the room, with a marble-topped bar running alongside a mix of banquette and table seating. The kitchen's cooking draws on the Amalfi coast and Lake Orta, built around handmade pasta, seasonal Italian produce and family-style sharing plates, served from breakfast through to dinner.

Private dining runs through the glass-roofed Conservatory, an extension at the rear of the restaurant with exposed brick, hanging festoon lights and its own curtain for semi-privacy from the main floor: feasting menus for groups of nine to twenty, served family-style. The wider restaurant is available for exclusive hire, and a covered, heated terrace on the street corner seats a further forty-five for al fresco dining in the warmer months.

Mortimer House Kitchen is part of Maslow's, the hospitality group behind Nessa, Yasmin and 1 Warwick.

/ Rooms Available

Main Dining Room

Exclusive Hire
Seats 90

The restaurant floor around the open kitchen and marble-topped bar, with banquette and table seating beneath pendant lighting.

Cocktail BarLounge SeatingNatural Light

Terrace

Semi Private
Seats 45

A covered, heated street-corner terrace with awnings for outdoor dining in the warmer months.

Natural Light

The Conservatory

Semi Private
Seats 20

A glass-roofed extension to the rear of the restaurant, with exposed brick and festoon lighting, closed off from the main floor by a curtain for semi-privacy. Set for feasting-menu group dining.

Natural LightPeriod ArchitectureFlexible Layout

/ Perfect For

Private DiningCorporateCelebration

/ Features

Catering

  • – Bespoke Menus
  • – Private Bar

Licensing

  • – Full Alcohol Licence

Venue Specs

  • – Outdoor Terrace

/ Getting Here

Mortimer House Kitchen

37-41 Mortimer Street, London, W1T 3JH

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