Private Dining Room at Natural History Public Bar

About this space

Private Dining Room is a semi-private dining room in Natural History Public Bar, defined by built-in banquette seating and low, intimate lighting that creates an enclosed dining corner.

Design: The room has deep green leather banquettes, mixed timber chairs and simple wooden tables set against warm, muted walls and low wall-mounted lighting. The room features a mirrored tile panel and a continuous ledge behind the seating used for bottle displays.

Features: The room provides a semi-private layout with integrated banquette seating and freestanding tables that can be arranged for dining. The room includes venue Wi‑Fi and air conditioning. The room is wheelchair accessible and served by accessible toilets and a step-free guest entrance.

Ideal for: Small groups seeking an intimate seated dinner or a relaxed, conversation-focused drinks gathering.

What sets it apart: The room displays museum-style décor including mounted specimens and taxidermy elements that reflect the venue's natural-history theme.

What guests say: The space is nicely decorated and comfortable enough for conversation rather than loud bar noise. The space benefits from friendly, helpful staff.

Capacity

Catering and drinks

Facilities

Music & sound equipment