Intimate Private Dining Venues
Jul 21st, 2009 by savvyclub
Dear Friends,
Quite frequently, I’m asked to recommend a unique private dining experience for a private party or special social event. London boasts a fabulous array of venues, but seeking out the intimate, the distinctive, or the exceptional, well – that takes SaVVy.
We’re not talking about the run of the mill fine dining experience; these places are different, off the beaten track or plain eccentric. They’re places you may have never heard of until now, but they’re really worth paying attention to, if you’re looking for that very special private dining venue for your private party.
1) The Paradise is a place where unique style and elegance meet. Booking a private room will offer you an intimate venue to break bread and drink fine wine with your nearest and dearest friends and family. With room to seat between 2-22 guests and with a private access to the Paradise Roof Terrace, it’s a truly exclusive venue for your private party.
2) The Commonwealth Club is the home of the Royal Commonwealth Society. Located in Central London, just a few steps away from Trafalgar Square, it offers a classy central location, mixed with contemporary commonwealth and international cuisine, ask for the Mackwoods Room for a more intimate private dining experience.
3) You can escape the city and enjoy an incredibly personal dining experience by holding your private dinner party at Cliveden House. Just outside of London in stunning Berkshire countryside, this former stately home is now a luxurious hotel. Cliveden’s former guests include Winston Churchill, Charlie Chaplin and President Roosevelt, why not add yourself to the roll and stay the night too?
Ask for the Cellar Dining Room, for a perfectly intimate private dining setting. It was once Lord Astor’s private wine cellar, but these days it hosts small private parties and private dining experiences. If you’d prefer the aboveground experience, ask for the MacMillan Room, which is a mixture of contemporary chic and old world charm.
Kind Regards
Kim Rix
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