The Thomas Cubitt
1 review
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44 Elizabeth Street, London, SW1W 9PA
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Sloane Square Station (500 yd)
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Spaces for hire at The Thomas Cubitt
from £750
minimum spend / per session
minimum spend / per session
Drawing Room
20
30
Located on the second floor, this beautiful L-shaped room overlooking Elizabeth Street is a great space for meetings and private dining. We offer a wide selection of dishes that can be paired with our large range of wines from our exclusive fine wine list.
from £750
minimum spend / per session
minimum spend / per session
The Atrium
20
30
Bright and airy, this private room is bathed in natural light with an open fireplace.
Prices and opening hours
Monday
12:00 –
23:00
from
£750–£1500
min. spend
Tuesday
12:00 –
23:00
from
£750–£1500
min. spend
Wednesday
12:00 –
23:00
from
£750–£1500
min. spend
Thursday
12:00 –
23:00
from
£750–£1500
min. spend
Friday
12:00 –
23:00
from
£750–£1500
min. spend
Saturday
12:00 –
23:00
from
£750–£1500
min. spend
Sunday
12:00 –
23:00
from
£750–£1500
min. spend
Facilities and catering options
Up to 20
seats
Up to 30
standing
In-house catering
Alcohol provided
BYO alcohol
External catering allowed
Parking available
Accommodation available
Promoted / ticketed events
Reviews and ratings
(1 review and rating )
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Elsa Pollard
June 2021
Hello, I won’t be making a reservation. Thank you for your help. Kind regards, Elsa
About The Thomas Cubitt
With sustainably sourced food and drink available from our extensive menu, The Alfred Tennyson Pub is the perfect place for business meetings, brunch, and everything in between. A bustling British gastropub with a relaxed atmosphere to wine and dine without compromising on the dining experience. Our pub and restaurant in Knightsbridge and Belgravia is open from Breakfast to Dinner. We are minutes walk from Hyde Park corner station, Knightsbridge station, Harrods and Buckingham Palace. In our restaurant, we locally and seasonally source the best British meat and finest veg to ensure that the classic English tradition of a Sunday Roast couldn’t get any better.
