The Sterling Bar, The Mezzanine photo #2
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The Sterling Bar, The Mezzanine

Location pin

30 St Mary Axe City of London, London, EC3A 8BF - 

  • Credit card

    From
    £1250 min spend

  • Users

    Up to
    100 guests

  • Table with chairs

    Offers
    catering

  • Delivery truck

    Internal Catering
    allowed

Nestled at the base of the iconic Gherkin, The Sterling Bar offers a sophisticated yet casual atmosphere perfect for relaxation and socializing. This stylish lounge is a true gem in London’s vibrant financial district, providing an exquisite selection of wines and cocktails that cater to every palate. With easy access from major transport links, it serves as a prime location for corporate meetings and social events alike. Whether you’re hosting a private hire gathering or unwinding with friends after a long day, The Sterling Bar is the ideal spot to experience the essence of an iconic London landmark.

The Mezzanine has a capacity of up to 90 guests and has its own little bar. Fitted with full AV equipment, this private area is perfect for corporate meetings, parties and private events, in a semi private area.

Capacity & layout

Standing

Standing

up to 100

Dining

Dining

up to 65

Pricing
& opening hours

Weekly schedule
  • monday

    0:00 - 24:00

  • tuesday

    0:00 - 24:00

  • wednesday

    0:00 - 24:00

  • thursday

    0:00 - 24:00

  • friday

    0:00 - 24:00

  • saturday

    0:00 - 24:00

  • sunday

    0:00 - 24:00

Price type: Minimum spend/day
  • from £1250 minimum spend/day

  • from £1500 minimum spend/day

  • from £2000 minimum spend/day

  • from £2500 minimum spend/day

  • from £1500 minimum spend/day

  • from £1250 minimum spend/day

  • from £1250 minimum spend/day

Catering & drinks

Catering arrangements

Catering arrangements

Catering facilities

Catering facilities

Refreshments

Refreshments

Alcohol

Alcohol

Amenities

Air conditioning

Air conditioning

Outdoor / Garden / Beach

Outdoor / Garden / Beach

Natural light

Natural light

Table / chairs included

Table / chairs included

Heating

Heating

Audio & visual

Microphone

Microphone

WiFi

WiFi

Space rules

Allowed events

alcoholLicense

Licensed for alcohol

Attendee Minimum Age

18

Cancellation policy

100% refundable 30 days before the event

Other rules

Can bring U18s for private events

Location

Reviews

  • Mike Day

    September 2024

    An obvious choice for an unusual photo opportunity. The cleverley named 'Gherkin' is a standout architectural design in the heart of the City of London. It does almost reflect a Green colour, or is that just an illusion? The stucture itself is much bigger, close up, than it appears from a distance.

  • Civil Engineer

    October 2024

    St Mary Axe, commonly known as The Gherkin, is a distinctive skyscraper located in the financial district of London. Completed in 2003 and officially opened in 2004, it has become one of the most recognizable modern landmarks in the city. Key Facts about The Gherkin: Address: 30 St Mary Axe, London EC3A 8EP Architect: Norman Foster and the architectural firm Foster + Partners Height: 180 meters (591 feet) Floors: 41 Design: Its curved, cylindrical shape resembles a gherkin (pickled cucumber), giving the building its nickname. The design minimizes wind load, enhancing structural efficiency. Sustainability: The building incorporates eco-friendly elements, such as natural ventilation, reducing the need for air conditioning by 50%. Purpose: Primarily an office building, with companies in finance and insurance occupying much of the space. Architecture and Legacy: The Gherkin stands out for its sleek, spiraling pattern of glass panes and steel framework. The building sits on the former site of the Baltic Exchange, which was damaged by an IRA bomb in 1992. Its modern appearance contrasts with the older architecture in the surrounding area, highlighting London’s blend of historical and contemporary designs. Due to its striking design and central location, The Gherkin has become a symbol of modern London, often featured in films, advertisements, and tourism campaigns.