These London venue underdogs offer you fantastic value for money without compromising on space quality.
If you’re looking for an affordable venue you’ll love these unexpected spaces. From pubs to private dining rooms to halls for hire, discover the very best of London’s affordable unsung hero venues.
1. Chung Yen Sing Hall at China Exchange (Leicester Square)
This light and bright hall located in the Chinese Exchange is perfect for workshops, training days. Make the most of the open space with a simple classroom layout for up to 20 people. Available from just £360 minimum spend this simple space offers great value for money. Find out more here.
2. Bush Hall (Shepherd’s Bush)
If you’re looking for the maximum capacity for the lowest possible price, then Bush Hall is the place for you. This stunning live music and events space can be hired out from just £960 per day and fits up to 375 people for drinks and canapes or 200 people for dinner. Find out more here.
3. Upper Arch at SAMA Bankside (Southwark)
SAMA Bankside’s modern interiors speak for themselves. This converted Victorian railway arch is located on trendy South Bank. The upper arch can be hired from just £250 minimum spend and can hold up to 50 people for a standing reception. The perfect London venue underdogs space for engagement parties or drinks receptions. Find out more here.
4. Banquet Hall at Martello Hall (London Fields)
This simple industrial style space ticks all the boxes. Martello Hall’s inspiring weathered interiors and open kitchen couldn’t be cooler. And in case that wasn’t enough to convince you to hire the 40 person space out, Martello Hall even features an on-site gin distillery. Let the good times be-gin! Find out more here.
5. Josephine Room at The Jugged Hare (Moorgate)
This simple and sleek space at The Jugged Hare seats 50 for dinner. One of the finest gastropubs in the City of London, The Josephine Room at The Jugged Hare provides an intimate setting for special occasion celebrations. Oh, and we should mention the extremely modest price tag from just £500 minimum spend. Find out more here.
6. Private Dining Room at Bumpkin (South Kensington)
This rustic private dining room at Bumpkin South Kensington even features a private bar, so there’s certainly no danger of a shortage of supplies. Make the most of it by opting to host a drinks reception for your next special event, with room capacity for up to 50 people standing. All yours from just £296 per day. Find out more here.
7. Workshop at The Stay Club (Camden)
Looking for somewhere to host your next corporate event but don’t have the budget for a fancy hotel boardroom? The Stay Club in Camden is the perfect solution. Ideal for startups and SMEs, their workshop space seats 14 people classroom style. The perfect space for your next training day or meeting. Find out more here.
8. The Restaurant at The Half Moon (Herne Hill)
The Restaurant and The Half Moon is an Instagrammer’s haven. The enviable interiors in this unsuspecting pub provide the perfect place for large-scale private dining. Seating up to 60 people for a sit-down dinner, this space is ideal for parties, both corporate and private. Find out more here.
9. The Eyrie at The Spread Eagle (Camden)
Look no further than The Eyrie at The Spread Eagle for a low-cost pub space. A true London venue underdogs space, this venue offers a variety of spaces for private hire. And while The Eyrie seats just 10 people for an intimate meal, you’re free to combine it with any number of their other larger spaces. All from just £15 per person. Find out more here.
10. Main Hall at InSpire (Kennington)
The Main Hall at InSpire is the perfect venue underdog option for your next corporate event. Available from a very reasonable price of just £230 per day, this venue seats 100 theatre style or 75 boardroom or cabaret style. The perfect blank canvas, whatever the occasion. Find out more here.
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