The Thomas Cubitt, at 44 Elizabeth Street in Belgravia, hosts group dinners, receptions and company gatherings in seven spaces, from a semi-private room for 10 to the whole first floor for 62 seated or 80 standing guests. An events team answers requests on weekdays, and a full events brochure is available as a PDF.
Seminars and company events
The format here is the dining event: a client dinner, a team celebration, a board lunch or a drinks reception. The Small Dining Room seats 10 and is semi-private. The Drawing Room, on the second floor, is an L-shaped room overlooking Elizabeth Street and holds 20 seated or 40 standing. The Atrium, with an open fireplace and a single long table, takes 18 seated or 25 standing. These suit a leadership dinner or a small launch. The site does not list screens or other audiovisual equipment, so ask the events team if you need to present.
Weddings and receptions
The pages we reviewed do not describe weddings. Receptions and celebrations are possible in the larger spaces, and the First Floor Restaurant, which takes 62 seated or 80 standing, is the largest option. Ask the events team directly about ceremonies or wedding breakfasts.
Rooms and capacities
Group Restaurant Dining seats 16 at one long table in the Belgravia dining room. The Small Dining Room seats 10. The Atrium takes 18 seated or 25 standing. The Main Dining Room, overlooking Elizabeth Street, takes 30 seated or 45 standing. The Main and Small Dining Room together, on the first floor with large sash windows, take 42 seated or 60 standing. The Drawing Room takes 20 seated or 40 standing. The First Floor Restaurant, which covers the main dining room, small dining room and atrium, takes 62 seated or 80 standing.
Catering
Catering is in-house. Group dining is built around seasonal feasting menus, with an autumn and winter feasting menu, canape and snack menus, and festive versions of each. An events drinks list and drinks packages are available, and breakfast feasting is offered too. The kitchen serves until 22:00 on most days.
Accommodation
There are no bedrooms on site. Belgravia and neighbouring Victoria have many hotels within walking distance.
History and setting
The venue stands in the quiet streets of Belgravia, named for the builder Thomas Cubitt, who developed much of the district. It belongs to the Cubitt House group and is open from 12:00 to 23:00 from Monday to Saturday and until 22:30 on Sunday.
Getting there
The site gives the address, 44 Elizabeth Street, London SW1W 9PA, but no transport details. Victoria station and Sloane Square are the usual access points on foot. The events team is reachable by phone on weekdays, between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m.
