Looking for a private dining space in Waterloo? The Fire Station offers a choice of flexible areas for group meals, celebrations and work gatherings, all within a striking former Edwardian fire station just moments from Waterloo Station and The Old Vic.
For a semi-private dinner, The Fire Space can accommodate up to 70 seated guests. Set slightly apart from the main pub, it combines reclaimed timber panelling, exposed metalwork and industrial-style lighting with flashes of red upholstery and a large glass partition that keeps the space connected to the energy of the wider venue. Screens, a sound system and the option to play your own music make it particularly useful for team dinners, birthdays and company socials.
Larger groups can also arrange exclusive use of the whole venue, giving hosts more freedom over layout, food, drinks and entertainment. Elsewhere, the interiors retain plenty of the building’s original character, with exposed brickwork, high ceilings, dark wood panelling and former fire-engine doors. Curved blue booth seating, small table lamps and eclectic artwork create cosier pockets within the larger space.
Food can be organised around the time and style of the event. Breakfast and brunch gatherings might feature a full English, avocado on toast or breakfast baps, while lunch and dinner menus cover small plates, burgers, pub classics, steaks and pizzas. Sunday events can centre around traditional roasts, and the two- or three-course pre-theatre menu offers an easy format for groups heading to a nearby show.
Drinks packages can also be arranged, with craft beer, premium wines, cocktails and soft drinks available. Its central Waterloo location makes The Fire Station especially convenient for bringing together friends, family or colleagues travelling from different parts of London.