Our selection of the best unique private dining rooms in Belgravia

Como the Halkin is the epitome of streamlined and clean minimalism and is well-known for its iconic design. This style and decor extends to the private dining room available in the restaurant of this 5-star hotel. The ceiling of this unique private dining room in Belgravia features a stunning installation of 7,000 glass receptacles filled with spices.

Como the Halkin dishes up the finest ingredients and flavours on plates with exquisite presentation. The room is ideal for corporate breakfast, private lunches, and private dinners for up to 22 guests in boardroom style in completely luxe surroundings.

Sachi is located on the lower ground floor of Pantechnicon a short walk from Knightsbridge Underground station. The Japanese influence is evident not just in the menu but in the decor of the restaurant as well – the private dining room is hidden behind screens of wood and paper, a stripped-back private dining room of understated elegance that can accommodate 24 guests in a boardroom-style layout.

Sachi is one of our favourite unique private dining rooms in Belgravia for ambiance, and its superb menu champions local ingredients through blends of traditional and unique techniques. We’d like to give honourable mention to the saké and Japanese whisky collection found at Sachi.

Please note that as of early 2024, Sachi is undergoing refurbishment but follow them to know when they are accepting private dining bookings again.

The Kitchen Table at Gordon Ramsay’s Pétrus is a top-class unique private dining room experience in Belgravia. The Kitchen Table accommodates 8 guests and is situated at the pass of the restaurant, granting you and your guests access to witness and interact with a Michelin-starred team whilst you dine on a bespoke 7-course menu.

Pétrus is located near Knightsbridge Underground and has a smart dress code. If you really want the cream of the crop when it comes to Belgravia private dining, at Pétrus you can expect an exquisite fine dining experience, an extensive wine list, and attentive service tailored to every guest.

Sumosan is a long-standing and award-winning Japanese restaurant, Twiga is a brand, and combined, the two make Sumosan Twiga a fusion of Japanese and Italian cultures and flavours with superb high-end presentation.

The second-floor private lounge & bar at Sumosan Twiga is available for private dining and can accommodate 20 to 80 seated guests, or a standing reception with canapés up to 150 guests for a unique private dining experience in Belgravia.

Sumosan Twiga’s contemporary and polished Japanese-Italian design, stunning presentation, and award-winning dishes make it a top Belgravia destination.

Mina’s, located near Knightsbridge Underground, is vibrant with earth tones and plenty of flora on display, and it offers a relaxed space for enjoying Mediterranean fare. The Skylight Room – so named due to its stunning plant-adorned skylight is possibly one of the most low-key private dining rooms on this list.

This Belgravia private dining room is an intimate space, highlighted by the stunning skylight amidst lush plants, and offers a unique indoor-outdoor ambience. The Skylight Room can accommodate 30 in a boardroom layout and 30 at round dinner tables.

With an interior design curated by Luiza Pardellas-Marra, the private dining room known as Casa Luiza at Mosimann’s restaurant is perhaps one of the most fantastical we’ve come across. Mosimann’s offers unique private dining rooms in Belgravia and serves classic international dishes in a former church, but our favourite private dining room is found in the belfry.

Casa Luiza is Mosimann’s largest private dining room and can accommodate up to 50 seated guests at round tables of 10 or up to 80 guests for a cocktail and canapé reception.

There is a room hire charge of £850 for the use of the space, however, the room can also be hired on a minimum spend basis on request.

Zafferano is all about elevated Italian dining and the unique private dining room located in the brick cellar may just create the illusion you’re in Italy somewhere rather than Belgravia, but whereas the surroundings go in for a rustic feel the presentation of the food is anything but.

The private dining room accommodates 16 for a standing meal or 26 for a standing reception with canapés and can accommodate different numbers with different seating layouts. Zafferano offers its private dining room on a minimum spend of food and/or drinks.