Team meetings, workshops, training days, client meetings and group dinners for up to 46 guests can be organized at The Somers Town Coffee House, an all-day pub at 60 Chalton Street, London NW1, between Euston and King's Cross. Four private rooms on the first floor take 10 to 16 people each, and the basement bar, Cosy, is hired for evening drinks.
Seminars and company events
The four first-floor rooms are set up for meetings, workshops, presentations, training sessions and client meetings. Each one is private and comes with free high-speed WiFi, an HDMI connection, a full sound system, natural light and table service throughout the day. Rooms are booked by the morning, from 8 am to noon, by the afternoon, from 1 pm to 5 pm, or for the full day, from 8 am to 5 pm. A day delegate package adds bottomless filter coffee or tea, a morning pastry and a main course from the menu. Breakfast sandwiches, a pastry platter for five or six people, coffee or tea flasks and a flip chart can be added. After the session, a team can stay for dinner in the pub or move down to Cosy for drinks. Group dining covers corporate dinners, networking evenings and Christmas parties.
Rooms and capacities
Club Room: up to 16, around two movable zinc tables with comfortable seating and a 50-inch HD screen.
Boardroom: up to 14, wood-paneled, with a leather-topped table and an HD projector.
Garden Room: up to 10, a bright garden-themed room with flexible table layouts, bench seating and a 50-inch HD screen.
Kitchen Room: up to 10, farmhouse style, with a large table, an extra work bench and an HD projector.
Group dining in the pub takes from 6 to 46 guests. Cosy, the basement cocktail bar, is available for private hire in the evening; its capacity is not published.
Accommodation
Apartment 60A, above the pub, is a single apartment for overnight stays. It suits a speaker or a couple of colleagues rather than a full group.
Catering
The kitchen opens at 8 am and serves breakfast, lunch and dinner built on fresh British ingredients chosen with sustainability in mind. The menu runs from small and large plates to sharing platters and fresh oysters. Groups can take a three-course set menu with unlimited sides or order from the à la carte menu, with no pre-order needed. Drinks come from the pub bar, and Cosy serves cocktails.
History and setting
The Somers Town Coffee House calls itself a country pub in London. It opens at 8 am on weekdays and 10 am on weekends, and welcomes dogs and families. It is run by Yummy Pubs. Somers Town lies between Euston and King's Cross, close to Camden Town, Bloomsbury and Mornington Crescent, which puts the pub within reach of several of the city's main rail terminals.
Getting there
Euston station is an eight-minute walk. King's Cross and St Pancras International, where Eurostar trains arrive from Paris and Brussels, are both about ten minutes on foot. That makes the pub practical for teams coming in by train from across Britain or from the continent for a single day of meetings.
