Table 601 at 601 Queens Rd
601 Queens Rd · 601 Queen’s Rd, Centre Court Shopping Centre, No 4 Queen’s road, London, SW19 8YA · Show map
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About this space
Table 601 at 601 Queen’s Rd is a perfect space for intimate gatherings and small meetings. With a capacity of 12 seated guests, it offers a cozy and private setting for events. The bright and beautiful bar with floor-to-ceiling windows creates a welcoming atmosphere, ideal for hosting drinks parties, Christmas celebrations, and small gatherings. Table 601 is suitable for small group meetings or private dining experiences.
Features
Cozy Atmosphere
Floor-to-Ceiling Windows
Private Space
Seating
Tables
Food & Drink
Professional Kitchen
Space
15m² (161ft²)
Capacities
12 Dining
Guide prices
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Events
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Minimum spend
Every day, 09:00 - 17:00Every day, 09:00 - 17:00
£250 / Minimum spendLocation
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601 Queens Rd 601 Queen’s Rd, Centre Court Shopping Centre, No 4 Queen’s roadNo. 4 Queen’s roadWimbledon SW19 8YALondon
Wimbledon
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