Amalfi Lounge's private dining space seats 30 to 35 guests in Covent Garden, with bespoke Italian menus and a standing buffet option. If you're planning a group meal and want somewhere central that's easy for everyone to reach, its Endell Street address just off High Holborn makes it a practical choice for private dining in Covent Garden, with the restaurant serving Amalfi Coast-inspired cooking since 2001.
Seated, the space works for a sit-down meal where the whole group eats together, with room for 30 to 35. For bigger numbers, Amalfi Lounge switches to a standing format with a buffet, so groups of 35 or more can move around and mix rather than staying at the table. The enquiry form asks you to choose between the two, along with guest numbers and your date, which keeps the planning straightforward from the first conversation.
Menus are bespoke, so the team will shape the food around your group's tastes rather than handing over a fixed set list. The restaurant's main menu gives a sense of the starting point. Street Food Delights is built for sharing, pairing marinated olives and anchovies with sun-dried tomato on basil bread and mini arancini, while pizzas such as the Quattro Stagioni, loaded with mushrooms, peppers, pepperoni and ham, or the Prosciutto e Rucola, finished with rocket and olive oil, are easy to pass around a table. Gluten-free and vegan options are available on request.
For a toast, the drinks list runs to Bollinger Special Cuvee and Laurent-Perrier Rose alongside Prosecco, and there's an organic Primitivo among the Italian reds for anyone who prefers to stick with wine through dinner.
Amalfi Lounge asks for private dining bookings to be made in advance, so it's worth securing your date early through the enquiry form on its website.