Spaces for hire at Camino Monument
from £2000
minimum spend / per day
minimum spend / per day
Bar Area
40
70
From after work drinks and tasty tapitas, to hearty meals that stretch into the night, Camino Monumento is a unique, quality and genuine experience. You'll find it right in the heart of London.
Monday – Friday: Midday – Midnight
Private bookings taken for weekends
All Day Tapas (apart from 4 – 5pm when just bar snacks available)
from £2000
minimum spend / per day
minimum spend / per day
Feast Room
30
50
Ideal space for celebrating any occasion such as drinks receptions, bridal showers and private dinners.
If it's an after work sit down or a get together this is your destination.
from £2000
minimum spend / per day
minimum spend / per day
Restaurant Area
80
90
Great place to enjoy our specials during any occasions - from dining parties to drinks receptions.
Taste the food, enjoy your drinks and create the best experience for your guests.
Monday – Friday:
Midday – 3pm / 6pm – 11pm
Prices and opening hours
Monday
Closed
Tuesday
Closed
Wednesday
Closed
Thursday
Closed
Friday
Closed
Saturday
10:00 – 2:00
from
£2000
min. spend
Sunday
10:00 – 2:00
from
£2000
min. spend
Facilities and catering options
Up to 80
seats
Up to 90
standing
In-house catering
Alcohol provided
BYO alcohol
External catering allowed
Parking available
Accommodation available
Ticketed events
Own DJ allowed
Reviews and ratings
5.0
(1 review and rating )
A
Anna
May 2018
Camino were very welcoming and helpful. We had plenty of space and the food was delicious. Every part of the party planning was entirely painless and I'd definitely hold an event here again.
About Camino Monument
The space manages to feel both spacious and cosy, thanks to the high ceilings, glass fronting and comfortable seating areas.
Vibrant colours and exposed bricks are complemented by cool things we’ve found on our travels, like the raggedy old wheelbarrow from a warehouse in Granada, the battered antique trunk from Andalusia, and the copper pots from a magical Sunday market in Madrid.
Vibrant colours and exposed bricks are complemented by cool things we’ve found on our travels, like the raggedy old wheelbarrow from a warehouse in Granada, the battered antique trunk from Andalusia, and the copper pots from a magical Sunday market in Madrid.
