The best private dining rooms in London for 15 people

Discover the joys of rooftop dining with your nearest and dearest at Duck & Waffle. This awesome private room is located on the 40th floor of Heron Tower and makes a fun and glamorous location for a private dinner.

Set within a 17th-century building, The Curzon room at Crown London offers a sophisticated experience with bespoke modern European menus informed by premium seasonal produce. Previously a favourite of Hollywood and high society patrons, it's an elegant venue, with stained glass windows, soft lighting, and a congruous muted colour palette.

This elegant, Michelin-starred restaurant boasts an intimate private dining room complete with soft velvet seating, a series of contemporary artworks, and the possibility to divide the room as needed. Delve into multi-course menus, with wine pairings to add an extra splash of luxury to your dinner.

Hire the mezzanine ‘cage’ at Cinnamon Kitchen Battersea for a semi-private dining experience like no other. Overlooking the main dining room, yet with the buzz of the restaurant still intact, it’s a fun space perfect for parties or business gatherings.

Bringing that classic, old-school vibe to your next private dinner, Quo Vadis is the triple threat when it comes to private dining with top British produce, white-clothed tables and smart service. There are several spaces for groups of up to 15, but the book-lined Blue Room & Library is our favourite.

Sleek, stylish and centrally located, Yasmin may still be a new-comer to Soho’s private dining scene, but its Middle-Eastern flair and rooftop terrace have already made a name for themselves. Head out to the West Terrace for semi-private, al fresco dining, with feasting menus designed to share.

Inspired by the grand cafes of Mittel-Europe, The Delauney offers retro glamour and unbridled luxury in spades. Located on a raised level above the restaurant, the private dining room can be split into two smaller spaces or used as one large room.

Tucked away in the heart of Kensington, Shoryu Ramen offers menus of Japanese fare for your next dining experience. The private space here can seat up to 18, boasting traditional Japanese design concepts, as well as an extensive selection of sake, cocktails and wines to accompany your dinner.

Following a recent makeover, Benares offers a rather swanky Mayfair spot for your next private dinner, complete with Michelin-starred menus of delightful Indian fare with a contemporary twist. The Berkley Room is ideal for 15 people, boasting banquet-style dining within its rich terracotta walls.

Immerse guests in Latin-American culture and cuisine at this cabaret-style restaurant in Soho. Boasting a luxe aesthetic, a Funktion One sound system, DJ booth and its own bar, you get plenty of bang for your buck with this intimate private dining room.

Quintessentially British, with exceptional seasonal menus, Durrants Hotel boasts one of the finest private dining rooms in London. The Spy Room is as intriguing as it sounds, decorated with satirical Vanity Fair ‘Spy’ cartoons that create a charming, intimate, and witty atmosphere.

One of the best things about SUSHISAMBA’s private dining room in Covent Garden is that it comes with its own private balcony, boasting unrivalled views of the famous piazza below for that extra bit of wow-factor.

Hawksmoor boasts a wealth of steak restaurants across the capital, but this one in the City is excellent for intimate private dining occasions. Discover the elegant wood-panelled room, complete with discrete audio-visual equipment and a 40” flat screen should you wish to host a presentation or meeting.

Few private dining rooms in London boast the same grandeur and location as Ochre. Nestled within the principal restaurant at the National Gallery, this exclusive-use space boasts views over St Martin-in-the-Fields and Nelson’s Column, while a handmade chandelier and majestic round table act as stunning centre pieces.

Luca’s secluded, foliage-filled terrace is without a doubt one of London’s best-kept secrets. Enjoy a private dinner under the sky (or stars) surrounded by olive trees and jasmine for a truly special dining experience.

Ideally located just a short walk from the city, Boundary Shoreditch boasts three stunning private dining rooms, from the cosy and intimate snug to the orangery situated on the rooftop with views across London.

Looking for something classic and French for a wine-loving crowd? Clarette offers an intimate second-floor private dining room perfect for 15 people, featuring beautiful stained glass windows and a central dining table. With its elegant wine-focused atmosphere, personal service, and surprisingly affordable menus, it provides a sophisticated yet warm setting for exclusive celebrations.

Looking for a glamorous backdrop for your upcoming dinner? The private dining room at Bardo St James's definitely ticks the box with its velvet leopard-print chairs, hanging chandelier and dark wooden table that can easily seat up to 16 guests.

If Italian wines and fresh seafood are more your style then why not host your next dinner at Baccala? The downstairs Kitchen Lounge is the perfect spot for smaller groups of up to 20 people. An open kitchen is sure to add a theatricality to this cosy hideaway.

Bridge Baker offers more than just private dining, allowing the option to add a pizza and tiramisu making class to your evening. Take over the entire restaurant of this local, neighbourhood pizzeria and enjoy a night of delightful food in a buzzing atmosphere. 

Cute, quirky and a little bit kitsch, this longstanding French bistro in Belgravia is bursting at the seams with old-school charm. Decorated with bric-a-brac furniture, dried herbs and a wooden fireplace, you’re guaranteed to be transported to another world at this retro spot.

Nessa’s private dining room embodies the stylish glam of its Soho location. Striking chandeliers, sleek wood-detailing and an abundance of natural lighting are all part of the charm, with a menu that specialises in British produce. Here, you’ll get a private space for up to 20, or snag a seat in the equally stylish restaurant.

For those on the hunt for relaxed, yet refined, dining be sure to head to Humble Grape. The Fleet Street outpost of these independent wine bars offers several versatile private dining rooms within its Grade II-listed crypt location. Extensive wine lists, and seasonal set menus just add to the appeal.