Fortnum & Mason

London, United Kingdom · Meetings · Weddings

Eight private rooms at Fortnum & Mason Piccadilly, from a 12-seat Crypt to a 350-guest salon

Private lunches, dinners, receptions and wedding ceremonies for 12 to 350 guests in the rooms of the Piccadilly store, with in-house chefs. A further bar and restaurant at the Royal Exchange takes up to 450 standing.

Maximum capacity
350
Event spaces
10

Event spaces

  • The Diamond Jubilee Tea Salonup to 350whole fourth floor, 170 seated, 350 standing, Monday to Friday
  • The Drawing Roomup to 80fourth floor, 60 seated, 80 standing, ceremony for 50
  • The Tasting Roomup to 18fourth floor, 14 seated, 18 standing
  • The Food & Drink Studioup to 45third floor, 18 to 24 seated, 45 standing
  • The Food & Drink Studio and The Libraryup to 100third floor, 100 standing for receptions
  • 3'6 Barup to 75third floor, 75 standing, drinks and canapés
All 10 spaces
  • The Boardroomup to 24fifth floor, 24 seated, ceremony for 20
  • The Cryptup to 16lower ground floor, 12 seated, 16 standing, evenings
  • The Wine Barup to 100lower ground floor, 100 standing, evenings
  • Fortnum's Bar & Restaurant, Royal Exchangeup to 45034 to 200 seated, 30 to 450 standing

Transport

Train station
Bond Street850 m · 15 min walk
Metro
Piccadilly Circus350 m · 6 min walk
Airport
London City Airport (LCY)13 km · about 30 min by car
Airport
Heathrow Airport (LHR)23 km · about 45 min by car

Distances as the crow flies; times are estimates. Data © OpenStreetMap contributors

Getting there and practical details

Neighborhood
Piccadilly, West End

Fortnum & Mason hires out private rooms in its Piccadilly store for lunches, afternoon teas, dinners, drinks receptions and wedding ceremonies. Capacities run from 12 seated in the Crypt to 350 standing in the Diamond Jubilee Tea Salon. The company's in-house chefs and team handle the food, and a further venue at the Royal Exchange in the City takes larger standing groups.

Seminars and company events

The Boardroom on the fifth floor is a plain meeting room for up to 24 seated, with lunch, afternoon tea or dinner served and no standing capacity. The Food & Drink Studio on the third floor takes 18 to 24 seated, or 45 standing, and is open all day, seven days a week. It suits a working lunch, a client tasting or a small launch. The Tasting Room, on the fourth floor, seats 14.

For product launches and larger receptions, the Food & Drink Studio can be combined with the Library for 100 standing guests. The 3'6 Bar takes 75 standing, and the Wine Bar in the lower ground floor takes 100 standing for drinks and canapés in the evening.

Weddings and receptions

Two rooms are licensed for wedding ceremonies. The Drawing Room, on the fourth floor, holds a ceremony for 50 guests. The Boardroom holds a ceremony for 20. The Drawing Room seats 60 and holds 80 standing for the reception, which makes it the usual choice for a wedding lunch or dinner.

Rooms and capacities

The Diamond Jubilee Tea Salon fills the whole fourth floor. It seats 170 and holds 350 standing, with breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea, dinner and drinks possible on weekdays. The Drawing Room seats 60. The Food & Drink Studio and the Library together hold 100 standing. The Tasting Room seats 14 and holds 18 standing. In the lower ground floor, the Crypt seats 12 and holds 16 standing for evening dinners, and the Wine Bar holds 100 standing in the evening.

At the Royal Exchange, Fortnum's Bar & Restaurant takes between 34 and 200 seated and between 30 and 450 standing.

Catering

The in-house chefs and team propose personalized menus, flowers and Champagne. Meal formats listed include breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea, dinner and drinks receptions, depending on the room. No prices are published, so ask for a quote for your date.

History and setting

Fortnum & Mason is a London food retailer on Piccadilly. Its private rooms sit above and below the shop floors, so a group arrives through a working department store and can combine an event with its food hall and wine bar.

Getting there

The store is on Piccadilly, in London's West End, a short walk from Green Park and Piccadilly Circus stations. The Royal Exchange venue is next to Bank station in the City. There are no bedrooms on site, so overnight guests book a hotel nearby.

What sets it apart

  • 01Eight private rooms in the Piccadilly store
  • 02Diamond Jubilee Tea Salon: 170 seated, 350 standing
  • 03Wedding ceremonies for 50 or 20 in two rooms
  • 04In-house chefs, flowers and Champagne
  • 05Second venue at the Royal Exchange, 450 standing

Questions and answers

How many guests can Fortnum & Mason host?

The Diamond Jubilee Tea Salon at Piccadilly takes 170 seated and 350 standing. The Royal Exchange venue takes up to 450 standing.

Can we hold a wedding ceremony there?

Yes. The Drawing Room holds a ceremony for 50 and the Boardroom for 20.

Is there a room for a small private dinner?

Yes. The Tasting Room seats 14 and the Crypt seats 12 in the evening.

Who does the catering?

Fortnum's in-house chefs and team, with personalized menus, flowers and Champagne.

Are the rooms available every day?

Most are available seven days a week. The Diamond Jubilee Tea Salon is listed Monday to Friday, and the Crypt and Wine Bar in the evenings only.

Weddings, meetings and private events

Fortnum & Mason

This venue does not take quote requests through Loggiata yet. Contact its events team on its official website.

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