The Dining Room
The room past the window wall — the tables and the banquette, yours for the evening without closing the rest of the house.
Twelve down the long table. Thirty and more in the dining room. Or the whole house, doors closed, for fifty-three. Whatever it is, a person puts it together — not a package.
The room past the window wall — the tables and the banquette, yours for the evening without closing the rest of the house.
The two sixes run together down the middle of the dining room. The room still trades around you.
The whole house — bar, main floor and dining room, doors closed. Standing numbers on application. Tuesdays to Thursdays by arrangement.
Functions are easier on the phone, frankly. Ask for whoever's running the floor.
Tuesdays to Thursdays we'll close the doors for you. Ask.