Owl & Hitchhiker
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- From £300
- 100 people
- Holloway
- 6m² (60ft²)
Spaces in Owl & Hitchhiker
Function Room (Eddie's Bar)
Daytime events are easily catered for as the space is filled with natural light, creating an inviting atmosphere for meetings, workshops, and private corporate events. Eddie's Bar at Owl & Hitchhiker offers flexible furnishings and reliable WIFI access, ensuring a productive environment for your business needs. With private bar facilities and dedicated toilets, your guests will enjoy comfort and convenience. Located in a unique venue inspired by the whimsical worlds of Edward Lear and Douglas Adams, this function room provides a creative backdrop that encourages innovative thinking. Whether you're hosting a team-building session or a celebratory gathering, Eddie's Bar is the perfect choice for a memorable experience. Embrace the charm of this London boozer and elevate your next corporate event in a space that inspires both fun and focus.
Private Mezzanine
Split over two different areas, this is a great area for a get-together with your friends or work colleagues. The Private Mezzanine at Owl & Hitchhiker offers an inviting atmosphere, perfect for intimate dining experiences or lively celebrations. Enjoy exclusive access to a private bar and toilet facilities, ensuring your gathering is both comfortable and convenient. Immerse yourself in the whimsical charm inspired by Edward Lear and Douglas Adams, where delightful culinary creations meet a vibrant social scene. Whether you're toasting to a special occasion or simply enjoying a night out, the Private Mezzanine provides a unique backdrop for memorable moments. Indulge in a menu that playfully nods to the past while celebrating contemporary flavours, all served with a touch of eccentricity. Elevate your dining experience in this enchanting space, where laughter and good company are always on the menu.
See venueAbout Owl & Hitchhiker
A double-head tribute to two of the locale's most famous sons, The Owl & Hitchhiker takes Edward Lear and Douglas Adams' alternative world views of science and nonsense and slams them together through an infinite improbability drive . The result is a lovely London boozer where you can ponder the meaning of life. Check out the hoopy froods at the bar, get outside your own Pan Galactic Gargel Blaster and then feast on mince and quince (menu may vary from quoted 1871 example) delivered via your trusty runcible spoon. Dancing may then follow, by the light of the silvery moon (weather permitting).