The Graham Greene Room at Rules

The Graham Greene Room is one of Rules' elegant private dining rooms and hosts standing buffets and receptions for up to 25, with ample space for drinks before dining. Named after the author who chose to spend his birthdays in this quintessentially British Covent Garden restaurant, it is wood panelled with red leather chairs and Victorian artwork, displaying letters Greene wrote to his sister Elizabeth. Both private rooms are on the same floor, served by a dedicated private dining team.

Rules is London's oldest restaurant, established in 1798 in Covent Garden. Its private dining rooms combine wood panelling, red leather seating, literary memorabilia and discreet service. The venue is well suited to intimate corporate dinners, meetings, wedding breakfasts, celebrations and standing receptions, with seasonal British menus, bespoke options and dedicated private-event support.