Meetings, private dinners, weddings and parties for up to 60 seated guests per room can be organized at The Corinthian Club, a venue of 13 bars, restaurants and private rooms on five floors at 191 Ingram Street, in the Merchant City district of Glasgow. Three private rooms seat 60 each, two smaller rooms take 14 and 21, and the whole building can be booked for exclusive use.
Seminars and company events
The Mercer, the Langley and the Hempel each seat up to 60, and each has its own bar, so a meeting can move straight into drinks without guests changing rooms. Laird's Room, for up to 14, and Nosey Parkers, for up to 21, suit a board meeting or a client dinner. Private Parkers, next to Charlie Parkers, has floor-to-ceiling windows over Ingram Street toward George Square. In December, the club runs festive lunches and dinners for company parties, and the Boutique Gin Bar is also used for product displays and fashion shows. Meetings and events are one of the club's private hire categories, alongside private dining and celebrations.
Weddings and receptions
Weddings are a large part of the program. The main wedding room is The Flying Scotsman, a vaulted space with balconies and private dining rooms, which comes with exclusive access to a mezzanine used for the drinks reception. For smaller weddings, the Langley, the Hempel and the Mercer each take up to 60 guests for both the ceremony and the dinner. The private dining rooms can be used for a meal the day after. Wedding open days are held several times a year, and couples can book a consultation day with the team.
Rooms and capacities
The Mercer, the Langley and the Hempel take up to 60 each, with a private bar in each room. Nosey Parkers takes up to 21 and Laird's Room up to 14.
The other spaces have no published capacity: Teller's Bar & Brasserie under the dome, The Flying Scotsman, The Clyde Club nightclub on the lower ground floor, Bootleg Bar with pool and games, the Charlie Parkers piano and cocktail bar, the Boutique Gin Bar, Private Parkers and the Fettercairn Terrace on the roof. Exclusive use of the entire building is offered on request.
Catering
Food is prepared on site. Teller's serves all-day dining with a light French influence and Scottish produce. For events, the club offers set three-course menus, festive party menus, themed afternoon teas and an à la carte menu. Weddings in The Flying Scotsman can include a master of ceremonies and a DJ.
History and setting
The building once held Glasgow's city judiciary courts. A restoration costing several million pounds was completed in 2010, when the club opened with rooms designed for weddings. Teller's sits under the building's dome. The Merchant City around it is the old trading quarter of central Glasgow, with George Square a few steps away.
Getting there
Glasgow Queen Street station, on the north side of George Square, is a few minutes' walk away, and Glasgow Central station is also within walking distance. Glasgow Airport lies west of the city center.
