London’s Best Private Dining Rooms

A little too soon perhaps to say ‘tis the season, but undoubtedly the season approaches. With that in mind, we’re pleased to get in touch today with an update on our beautiful private dining room options at our London restaurants. From blush tones and white table cloths in Chelsea, to recently revamped chef’s table under the streets of Soho; from riverside dining in period properties to stepping behind weighty velvet curtains to a secluded spot in Queen Park’s hottest new table, The Salusbury.

THE SALUSBURY, QUEEN’S PARK

Sexy and secluded private dining in London’s newest pub

For the philocalists amongst us; step into this recently rejuvenated Queen’s Park institution and through the heavy velvet curtain to the private dining room for a long afternoon of celebrating, with a serious sound system to boot. Taken over by two mates and locals, the pub reopened at the end of the summer with excellent kitchen talent, Tarryn Bingle (ex La Trompette), delivering a whopping Christmas menu including cured trout with clementine, rib of beef and orange and brandy cream doughnuts. Once finished, enjoy martinis by the bar, or linger over the record player and extensive disk collection.

Accommodates 12 guests seated. Christmas menu from £65pp
https://www.thesalusbury.co.uk 
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BINGHAM RIVERHOUSE, RICHMOND

For stunning views of The Thames 

This charming riverside restaurant with rooms offers something a little different when it comes to private dining. Guests can enjoy 360 views of the Thames riverbank and surrounding Bingham gardens with their two idyllic riverside garden domes – available for private lunches, afternoon teas & dinners for up to 10 people. Expect menus bursting with seasonal, locally sourced ingredients, including handpicked treasures from the hotel’s own garden, and coffee-grown oyster mushrooms cultivated in the urban Rooftop Farm in Wimbledon – with waste ground coffee from the hotel.  

Domes can be booked individually or as a pair sitting 10 guests each
www.binghamriverhouse.com
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THE PIG’S EAR, CHELSEA

For white table clothes and elevated dining

The Gladwin Brothers’ very first pub – The Pig’s Ear in Chelsea - has a beautiful dining room tucked up above the iconic pub. With its own bar, the room has a pleasing dichotomy throughout the interior design, with glamourous chandeliers hanging next to parachuting radishes and roots dangling from the ceiling. Soft pink and orange hues pair pleasantly with artwork by the Gladwin matriarch Bridget; the space is ideal for long table feasts that celebrate all things local and wild. Nestled on Old Church Street, the pub offers locally sourced and seasonal dishes, alongside real ales, cocktails, and fine wines, including Nutbourne wines from The Gladwin Brothers very own vineyards.

Accommodates 20 to 40 guests
www.pigsearpub.com/
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SUSSEX RESTAURANT, SOHO

Ultimate Chef’s Table experience 

For the chance to dine at the Chef's Table in the heart of buzzy Soho, Sussex British Bistro in Soho is the perfect location. Enjoy an intimate dinner in the  newly-refurbished chef’s table space, The Hideaway Room, tucked downstairs and with full-length crittall doors right into the kitchen - truly a dining experience in the belly of the beast!

 The seasonal menu involves sharing platters of grilled South Down venison or the Gladwin’s very own beef fillet, with Chalk Stream trout or fried goat’s cheese available as alternatives. Why not make a day of it and book the Beef Wellington Masterclass at the Chef's Table? Available anytime to groups of 6+, learn the intricate skills behind the renowned British recipe before tucking into the indulgent dish.

Seats up to 14 people 
www.sussex-restaurant.com/
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NUMBER ONE BRUTON & BRIAR RESTAURANT, SOMERSET

(Okay, so this one’s not in London - but too good not to include)

In the heart of Bruton, Number One and its restaurant Briar have just unveiled a brand new private dining room – perfectly timed for autumn gatherings and festive feasts. Tucked between the pub and restaurant, the space seats up to 20 and features a knockout mosaic fireplace by renowned artist Candace Bahouth (whose works can also be found in the V&A).

This gorgeous space is designed for long lunches, generous sharing feasts and convivial dinners cooked by the brilliant Sam Lomas.

From 7th November to 24th December, it will also host an exhibition of Candace’s work - adding even more reason to linger.

www.numberonebruton.com
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