Private Dining London met with the events team at Daylesford Organic Farm who have sites perfect for anyone looking for events space in The Cotswolds and London. There is so much to write about that we are bursting with things to share with you all. The main Daylesford farm is close to Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire with over 2,000 acres of farm estate as well as their farm shop, interiors shop, restaurant, café, workshop space and spa. Without doubt their farm offering surpasses expectations and reflects the success of their organic farm-to-plate principles that was originally rooted and creat ..read more

Private Dining London take to Euston to discover the history behind one of the area’s most popular conference venues and unearth a host of new private dining spaces - The Heritage Rooms. The Heritage Rooms are a set of newly renovated Grade-II listed spaces within the formal façade of 30 Euston Square. Guests enter through the contemporary conference-style welcome reception of the Royal College of General Practitioners to find six private dining rooms with historically elegant décor, state-of-the-art technology and fresh new furnishings. The rooms have a large adjoining reception area which i ..read more

Next week, 13th August to 17th August, is Afternoon Tea Week in 2018 and Private Dining London have collated a list of their 5 favourite afternoon tea private dining experiences across London’s restaurants and hotels. THE GORING HOTEL, 15 Beeston Place, Westminster, London SW1W 0JW Michelin-starred The Goring Hotel, not too far from Buckingham Palace, is always full to the brim with diners looking for an elegant and luxury afternoon tea experience. There’s nothing gimmicky about their afternoon tea but it celebrates everything English having served guests for over a century with multiple awar ..read more

Covent Garden’s latest Japanese restaurant has journeyed from a successful site in Dalston and has bought its small plates and skewers concept to Central London! Jidori find’s its second home within a Georgian terrace nestled in theatre land but the vibrant interior décor is inspired by the busy bar scene of Tokyo. Private Dining London explores the private dining rooms and menu experiences first hand. Jidori restaurant is spread across three floors of the restaurant with two private dining rooms available for hire. The second-floor private dining room can seat around 10-12 guests but the rea ..read more

The South side of Tower Bridge was once a destination for corporates from More London and walking tourists taking in views of the Thames but Private Dining London has heard that the recent development of the One Tower Bridge complex has created a new neighbourhood destination for foodies and culture lovers. We thought that we’d check out The Coal Shed (London) to see what all of the buzz is about and have a nosey at their private dining rooms! The Coal Shed is the sister restaurant of The Salt Room and The Coal Shed which are both well-established in Brighton. Restauranteur Razak Halalat has ..read more

Fulham Broadway station is in the centre of Chelsea and brings you to Stamford Bridge Stadium, the home of Chelsea Football Club. Private Dining London were invited for a special brunch to view their spaces, have a tour of the stadium and to test their hospitality match-side! Stamford Bridge Stadium holds an impressive number of spaces that range from the hospitality boxes as private dining rooms, to the ticket hall spaces and the on-site restaurants. The stadium also has a live music venue, Under the Bridge, which is available for private hire and ticketed events. At the front of the Stadium ..read more

Private Dining London were invited to RIGO’ this week to sample the delights and adventure of their Italian set menu concept. Just a short walk from Parsons Green station, RIGO’ sits in a great spot on New King’s Road with a small frontage and plenty of passing potential diners. But what about their private dining and event space? RIGO’s frontage is quite deceiving and once inside, the restaurant spans back with three sections and a small private garden hidden at the rear. The restaurant’s back area is available for hire and we would recommend it for groups not requiring complete privacy. Thi ..read more

We’ve dreamed of dining here for some time and last week Private Dining London had the opportunity to visit London’s private dining club, Mosimann’s! Anton Mosimann OBE’s pride and joy is nestled in the centre of Chelsea’s affluent district and houses unique private dining spaces, a bar and a beautiful centralised restaurant. Following his prestigious role at the Dorchester Hotel, Mosimann acquired a Scottish Presbyterian Church in 1988 and opened the club following renovation. Besides the main restaurant, Mosimann’s also offers diners a variety of private dining options for all occasions inc ..read more

With a plethora of options at your fingertips, looking for the perfect space to host a garden event in London may seem overwhelming. Here at Private Dining London, we’ve done the hard work for you and chosen our top 5 garden venues to host your next event, whatever the occasion. From outdoor courtyards reminiscent of a French Chateau to chic, modern simplicity, we’ve got you covered. The Courtyard at Dartmouth House 37 Charles St, Mayfair, London W1J 5ED Capacity: 120 standing. 120 seated. Set in the heart of Mayfair, the Courtyard at Dartmouth House feels as though you’ve stepped outside of ..read more

This week Private Dining London walked through the doors of a Bloomsbury hotel little known for cuisine and glamour but more for corporate events and ease of location for the London tourism scene. However, The Ambassadors Bloomsbury holds many surprises for all types of private dining events, parties and restaurant lovers. The outside of the building is very grand with its historic look, terracotta colour and flags flying high but it can easily be missed when walking down the street with floods of people from Euston Station aiming for Central London. The hotel is privately owned and having ex ..read more