Private Dining Room at Noble Rot Soho

Noble Rot Soho's private dining room sits on the upper floor of the restaurant's Greek Street townhouse, the former home of the Gay Hussar, whose period features have been restored and hung with Martin Rowson triptychs. It seats up to 10, Monday to Saturday, with a la carte dining for up to six and a reduced a la carte menu for seven to ten. Cooking comes from executive chef Adam Wood and head chef Will Edwards, whose roast chicken with morels and vin jaune sauce is a signature. Lunch and dinner bookings carry a £500 minimum spend excluding discretionary service charge, secured with a £250 deposit; a seasonal lunch menu is offered at £75 per person. Two sittings a day (lunch 12pm-5pm, dinner 6pm-11pm); the room is fully air-conditioned.

Historic restaurant in the former Gay Hussar townhouse on Greek Street, Soho. Restored period interiors and Martin Rowson triptychs, fully air-conditioned, with a wine list of the kind Noble Rot is known for. The upper-floor private dining room seats up to 10 for intimate business dinners, wine dinners, celebrations and post-wedding meals. British and European cooking by executive chef Adam Wood. Lunch and dinner sittings, in-house catering. Closed Sundays.