New Street Grill, Back Private Dining
D & D Grill, 16a New Street, London, EC2M 4TR -
Up to
50 guests
Offers
catering
New Street Grill occupies the the city’s oldest warehouse built by the East India Company. New Street Grill presents a modern twist on the traditional British Grill. Ideal for group bookings, semi private and private dining and full exclusive use New Street Grill is ideal for groups of between 20 and 60 guests.
New Street Grill is separated into two areas, creating two spaces ideal for private events. Whether for a work party, corporate drinks, a product launch or a family celebration, enjoy the grill with a grill! Ideal for small intimate groups.
Capacity & layout
Standing
up to 50
Amenities
Tea
Space rules
Cancellation policy
Events outside of Christmas period: Free cancellation up to 6 months prior to the event. 6 months – 1 months prior = Loss of deposit / 50% of the minimum spend or contracted amount 1 month – event date = Loss of 100% of the minimum spend or contracted amount For the Christmas period Free cancellation up to 6 months prior to the event. 6 months – 3 months prior = Loss of deposit / 50% of the minimum spend or contracted amount 3 month – event date = Loss of 100% of the minimum spend or contracted amount
Location
Reviews
Carlos Fonseca
February 2025Perfect place for steaks, the service and atmosphere we 5 stars as well. We had the chateaubriand, which was perfectly cooked to medium rare as we requested. The meet was very tender and with a nice crust. The meet came with bonemarrow as well which was delicious. Sauces and sides were good. The staff was very attentive and quick to react.
Vanessa Whitaker
February 2025John, Osama and the hostess were absolutely amazing. We enjoyed a lovely valentines dinner, my glass was never empty. The atmosphere was groovy. Definitely will be back.
Mark Hendriksen
February 2025Okay, we all go try 'new' places so sounded great to eat here. Maybe, Tuesday night, it's a bit quiet so things go a bit casual. Noticeably the attitude, the air of 'know best' and then regrettably, on a personal level, a very poor sinuey steak at, well not an inexpensive price. But, while I'd usually comment in the moment - not when I'm with my guests/family because tbh I shouldn't have to! So, yep not a grumble although just as a sub note, I was a leading publisher on London's key restaurants, attractions etc., and I genuinely know how to cook a great steak, so for them to see I politely barely touched my steak and say nothing, plus eyebrows raised at the warm white wine and dismissive reaction to the 'suggestion' about the red taste variation from one bottle to the next... then to get a complete disregard to any of the above has meant it's a no from me. 13.5% service too so iro £50- for the attitude, well - future diners, be aware, or maybe Tuesday is just a bad night. But it shouldn't be ;)
