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Private Dining and Group Bookings PRIVATE DINING and GROUP BOOKINGS by PEYTON and BYRNE Private Dining and Group Bookings PRIVATE DINING AND GROUP BOOKINGS BY PEYTON AND BYRNE Founded by Oliver Peyton, Peyton and Byrne has award-winning restaurants, all of which are centrally located in London’s most prestigious venues and attractions. Each restaurant has its own identity, linked by great food, attentive service and relaxed settings. The entire dining experience is essential to us as a company, we create a great room, a great atmosphere, and then let the customers enjoy themselves. Our dedicated team takes a flexible approach to group bookings and private dining, so whether you’re looking for relaxed drinks reception, a 3-course dinner menu or a Champagne Afternoon tea, we’ll make it happen. For more information or to book an event in one of our spaces, please contact our Group bookings manager on 0739 324 2872 or [email protected] “Museum catering in London is slowly Breakfast coming on from the days when you made do Brunch with a stale flapjack and a cup of stewed filter Lunch coffee… this is partly due to Oliver Peyton… his restaurants at the National Gallery and Afternoon Tea the Wallace Collection have set a Drinks and Canapés new standard.” Dinner Sharing Platters The London Paper, Feargus O’Sullivan Set Menus Royal Academy of Arts The Keeper’s House Reservations The Royal Academy of Arts RoyalThe Restaurant Academy at of the Arts Royal Academy of Arts ReservationsGroup Bookings: 0739 324 2872 The Keeper’s House Burlington House House [email protected]@peytonandbyrne.co.uk Piccadilly Restaurant: 020 7300 5608 The Restaurant at the Royal Academy of Arts Opening Hours London W1JW1J 0BD 0BD Events: 020 7300 5619 Monday to Saturday: 12.00–23.00 www.royalacademy.org.uk Opening hours Sunday – Thursday 10.00 – 18.00 Friday and Saturday 10.00 – 23.00 The Royal Academy of Arts is in the unique Located beneath these historic galleries and Theposition Keeper’s of being House a privately brings funded together institution a host complimentingGroup Bookings the creative nature of the Royal led by eminent artists and architects whose Academy, the Restaurant blends exquisite food ofpurpose different is to elements promote underthe creation, the same enjoyment roof; withAvailable breathtaking for 10–44 interior guests design to create a gastronomy, artists, art lovers, food lovers and appreciation of the visual arts through spectacularThree course addition dinner to thefrom Mayfair £34.99pp dining scene. and lovers of a perfectly-made martini. exhibitions, education and debate. The Academy FinishAfternoon your tour tea offrom the Royal£18.50pp Academy with a today continues to aspire, in the words of its late breakfast, relaxing lunch, classic afternoon The Restaurant offers an ever changing eighteenth-century founders, ‘to promote teaCanapé or a lavish and dinnerdrinks inpackages The Restaurant. available modern British menu focusing on seasonal the arts of design’, to the widest audience; to Alternativelyon request. join us en route to one of London’s andstimulate foraged debate, ingredients. understanding This hidden and creation unique attractions including Buckingham Palace. through education; and to provide a focus for sanctuary seems to encourage time to slip GroupFor further bookings information on tours, private the interests. This philosophy is clear in the away over a long lunch or intimate dinner. Availablehire, menus for 10 and – 80packages guests please contact our diversity of the collection exhibitions from the Group Bookings Manager. Theannual space summer is available exhibition to tohire the privately recent David for up Two course lunch or dinner from £14.50 toHockney 44 people. exhibition Surrounded and the ongoingby classical showcasing stone ThreeA discretionary courses 12.5%lunch gratuityor dinner will frombe added £19.50 to your bill castsof young and British striking artists. jade green walls we can Afternoon tea from £6.50 Canapé and drinks packages available make your party a truly memorable one. For further information on private hire, menus The Shenkman Bar is an ideal spot for a and packages please contact our Reservation pre-dinner reception. The bar opens up Manager at the Royal Academy. onto the garden: a lush, hidden gem perfect for enjoying a pre-dinner summer cocktail. The room is available for you with no UE N minimum spend when booking an event in E Y AV the Keeper’s House. UR B FTS A SH R EG ‘Amid the bronzes, murals and ladies in hats, E Movable tables N T ST ALBEMA the Royal Academy restaurant manages to make D OL dinnerPrivate into dining a fine available art’ Jay Rayner,for 44 The Observer O D V R E LE ST BO LLY R DI ST N Standing Receptions available for up to 60 D PICCA S T JERMYN ST Available to book for breakfast, lunch and dinner Green ST Plasma Screen and wifi available Park JAM ES’ S Tube station: Piccadilly Circus or Green Park S L T L MA PALL Green Park A discretionary gratuity of 12.5% will be charged THE MALL The Wallace Collection The Wallace Restaurant Reservations The Wallace Collection The WallaceWallace Restaurant Collection ReservationsGroup Bookings: 0739 324 2872 The Wallace Restaurant TheHertford Wallace House Collection [email protected]@peytonandbyrne.co.uk HertfordManchester House Square Restaurant: 020 7563 9505 The Wallace Restaurant Opening Hours ManchesterLondon W1U Square 3BN Events: 020 7747 5937 London W1U 3BN Sunday to Thursday: 10.00–17.00 Opening hours www.wallacecollection.org SundayFriday –and Thursday Saturday: 10.00 10.00–21.30 – 17.00 Friday and Saturday 10.00 – 21.30 The Wallace Collection is situated in the heart The courtyard of this magnificent townhouse is ofThe London’s Wallace West Restaurant End, just is moments as close asfrom possible homeGroup to Bookingsthe Wallace Restaurant. theto al hustle fresco and dining bustle without of Oxford being Street. outdoors Its – CreatedAvailable in forthe 10–100style of a guests French brasserie deluxe, home,the courtyard Hertford is House filled iswith a palatial natural town light house and it harks back to an age of informal elegance. occupying an entire side of a tranquil garden MeanderBreakfast from from room £6.50 to room then visit the squaredotted and with provides tall trees a spectacular and sculptures setting creating for WallaceTwo course Restaurant. lunch orOpen dinner throughout from £26.50 the day dining.a bright and airy atmosphere. forThree a relaxed course brunch, lunch lunch, or dinner French from or British £30.00 TheEnjoy 25 the galleries surroundings contain an whilst unsurpassed indulging display in styleAfternoon afternoon tea tea from or dinner£18.75 in the in this seasonal dishes filled with classic European of French 18th century art including furniture wonderfulCanapé and French drinks garden packages styled available restaurant. andingredients porcelain, based as well on as traditional an extraordinary recipes array that Group bookings ofare masterpieces reinterpreted by artistsin an innovative such as Rembrandt, style. on request Available for 10 – 50 guests Titian and Velázquez. Private tours are available. For further information on tours, private Before visiting the Wallace Restaurant, Breakfast from £6.50 hire, menus and packages please contact our wander through the 25 galleries containing Two course lunch from £22.00 th an unsurpassed display of French 18 ThreeGroup course Bookings lunch Manager. from £26.00 century art, including furniture and TwoA discretionary course dinner 12.5% from gratuity £19.50 will be added to your bill porcelain as well as an extraordinary Afternoon Tea from £12.50 array of masterpieces by artists such as Three course dinner from £22.50 Rembrandt, Titian and Velázquez. English or French afternoon tea from £17.50 Canapé and drinks packages available For further information on tours, private hire, menus and packages please contact our Reservation Manager at the Wallace Restaurant. MAND ‘If the museum is romantic, the restaurant is B Movable tables A K R positively tryst-tastic. It’s one of those rare E ESTE E E ST R CH VIL IND N H S MA placesStanding that receptions make you feel availabe like you’re for up on toholiday 60 in T PO L E P your home city.’ The Independent LA ST Available for breakfast, lunch and dinner on G C DIN RE AR SQUA E H FITZ Friday and Saturday nights R TM A WIGMORE ST Wifi available N JAMES ST S Q DU Tube station: Bond Street, Oxford Circus or K E Bond S Baker Street T Street T FORD S OX A discretionary gratuity of 12.5% will be charged The National Gallery The National Café Reservations EastThe NationalWing Café ReservationsGroup Bookings: 0739 324 2872 TheThe National National CaféGallery TheEast WingNational Gallery [email protected]@peytonandbyrne.co.uk TrafalgarThe National Square Gallery Restaurant: 020 7747 5942 Opening Hours The National Café LondonTrafalgar WC2NSquare 4DN Private hire: 020 7747 5937 London WC2N 4DN Monday to Friday: 08.00–23.00 www.nationalgallery.org.uk OpeningSaturday: hours 09.00–23.00 www.nationalgallery.org.uk MondaySunday: – 09.00–18.00 Friday 08.00 – 23.00 Saturday 09.00 – 23.00 Sunday – 09.00 – 18.00 The National Gallery in Trafalgar Square is a The National Café takes its inspiration from Theunique National London Café attraction is a stunning with a worldwide destination in theGroup Gallery Bookings itself. A timeless yet glamorous thereputation. heart of Founded central inLondon. 1824, the Located National within interpretationAvailable for 10–120of a traditional guests Viennese café. TheGallery National houses Gallery one of the in Trafalgargreatest collections Square, Elegant and cosmopolitan the National Cafe is Breakfast from £6.00 theof Western exquisite European restaurant painting is a destinationin the world, in the perfect place to begin or finish your journey Three course set lunch or dinner from £32.50 itsspanning own right a period that of attracts 700 years.
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