Mrs Fogg’s Dockside Drinkery & Distillery, Rangoom Steamer
37 Broadgate Circle, London, EC2M 2QS -
From
£2000 min spend
Up to
40 guests
Offers
catering
Internal Catering
allowed
The Steamer is complete with opulent curtains, plush velvet seating and grand chandeliers. Alternatively, gather in the Maritime Club- a sophisticated, elegant area featuring both nautical and Indian decorative touches. Below deck is where the crew play havoc. The main area houses
precious cargo unearthed by the Stowaways to create a speakeasy style bar, where guests can enjoy both seated and standing events. For a more intimate gathering, congregate in The Engine Room. Within The Engine Room, there also sits a vision of industrial beauty - the breathtaking fully-functioning Distillery.
Step aboard the Rangoon Steamer – a life-size version of the boat that Aouda and Phileas Fogg entered London on. Available for up to 40 passengers, the ship is complete with bold carpeting, opulent curtains, plush velvet seating and grand chandeliers. With its own private bar, it’s perfect for any special occasion.
Capacity & layout
Standing
up to 40
Dining
up to 35
Catering & drinks
Catering arrangements
Catering facilities
Refreshments
Alcohol
Amenities
Heating
Table / chairs included
Public transport
Premises parking
Audio & visual
WiFi
Space rules
Allowed events
Licensed for alcohol
Attendee Minimum Age
18
Location
Reviews
Dennis Bauszus
March 2025I really like the Victorian theme in regards to Jules Verne '80 days around the World'. The location is convenient near to Liverpool Station though I'd probably prefer a smaller, dare I say cozy venue myself. Especially if it isn't a particularly busy day. I'd also like to see a better selection of beers and ale's. Just one Session Pale on draft on the day of my visit.
Malek Mroueh
January 2025Really nice gastro pub with an "olde inn" vibe to it. Food was delicious and served up in very decent portions. It dropped one star simply because no one tells you to order your starters and then wait till they arrive before ordering the mains.. so we ended up with all the starters and mains arriving at the same time which somewhat ruined the lunch experience. The ambience is really nice and the service was okay... if a little unenthusiastic. Recommended for those searching for a good upmarket pub lunch.
Jack Flash
February 2025A pint of Camden Pale Ale cost me £7.30 so I doubt I'll be drinking here again when I can get a reasonable pint at Weatherspoons for half the price. The actual pub is very nice with comfortable seating and a nice atmosphere but I waited 15-20 minutes at the bar to be served . The bartender with the tattoos on his arms was spending a lot of time chatting with a group of attractive women and taking ages to serve them cocktails. It seems his preoccupation was elsewhere rather than serving other customers. Just too pricey for my liking so I won't be going back.
