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Space price From £4000
Space capacity 300 Standing
Space transport Liverpool Street Station
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The Otherist makes an ideal reception venue for those after a chic city wedding. With it's recently updated decor the venue has a feeling of luxury and elegance as soon you as walk through the door. The main space is large and open making it versatile and able to accommodate different style of service with ease.

 Features

  • Wifi
  • Natural Light
  • Projector
  • Modern Decor

 Food And Drink

     Licensing

    • Licensed until 12am
    • Licence extension available
    • TENs Available

     Capacities

    • 120 Dining
    • 80 Dinner Dance
    • 300 Reception
    • 300 Standing

     Welcomes

    • Own Music/ DJ Equipment
    • 18th Birthday Parties
    • 21st Birthday Parties
    • Weddings
    • Events with Alcohol

     Space

    • 150m2 (1615ft2)
    • Disabled Access
    • 111 Old Broad Street
    • City of London
    • EC2N 1AP

    More about  The Otherist

    The Otherist is the ideal venue to host any event. A warm decor compliments the large open space of the main bar/restaurant area, making it a versatile space with bags of character.

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