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There’s no better excuse to gather your favourite people, order something marvellous and raise a glass or three. Celebrate New Year’s Eve in London across our eight pubs, with festive feasting, excellent drinks and plenty of merriment as midnight draws closer. Whether it’s dinner around the table or a full-blown New Year’s Eve party, we’ll make sure the last night of the year is a good one.
End the year around a very good table. Join us for a New Year’s Eve dinner in London, with celebratory menus, excellent bottles and plenty of good cheer to see you through to midnight. Bring your favourite people, come hungry and raise a glass to the year ahead.
One last party before the year is out. Gather the gang for a New Year’s Eve party in London, with feasting, flowing glasses and our pubs in full swing for the biggest night of the year. Settle in, raise a glass and see the year out in very good company.
Make the last party of the year entirely your own. For New Year’s Eve venue hire in London, our pubs have private rooms, feasting spaces and cocktail bars ready for one very good night.
From dinner and drinks behind closed doors to an exclusive pub takeover, our teams can help with menus, drinks and all the details for a proper send-off to the year.
Eight pubs, each with its own way of seeing out the year. From dinner and Champagne in Belgravia to cocktails and late-night celebrations in Marylebone, Mayfair, Chelsea and Notting Hill, find the Cubitt House pub for your New Year’s Eve in London. Explore what’s happening at each pub, discover the menus and book your place for the final night of the year.
Join us for New Year’s Day lunch in London and begin as you mean to go on, with glorious food, excellent wine and very good company across our eight pubs.
Whether you’re after a long lunch or something restorative after the night before, we’ll have a table waiting.
Yes, we’d recommend it. New Year’s Eve is the busiest night of the year at our eight London pubs, and tables usually go by early December. Book online or call your chosen pub.
If fireworks crowds and club queues aren’t your thing, see in the new year at a Cubitt House pub. There’s a good dinner, excellent drinks and a proper pub atmosphere across eight pubs in Belgravia, Chelsea, Mayfair, Marylebone and Notting Hill.
Expect Champagne toasts, [live music at selected pubs] and plenty of celebration as the clock strikes twelve.
Yes. Our private spaces include ALF’S at The Alfred Tennyson (48 seated, 60 standing), the First Floor Restaurant at The Thomas Cubitt (62 seated, 80 standing) and The Blood Orange Bar at The Orange (60 standing).
Yes. Three Cubitt House pubs have boutique bedrooms upstairs: The Grazing Goat in Marylebone, The Orange in Belgravia and The Princess Royal in Notting Hill. Book dinner downstairs, see in the new year, then head up to bed with no taxi queue in sight. Rooms go quickly for New Year’s Eve, so book early.
Yes. Join us for a long New Year’s Day lunch, with glorious food, excellent wine and something restorative after the night before.
A night in at The Princess Royal, followed by breakfast without leaving the building.
We can think of worse ways to spend a weekend in Notting Hill...
Autumn has arrived in the kitchen
At Cubitt House, our kitchens are making the most of British produce at its best, with seasonal fruit and vegetables sourced through @shrub.london, who work with a network of small farms and growers across the UK.
From pumpkins and wild mushrooms to figs, these are a few of the ingredients making their way onto our menus this season.
An evening to celebrate those we love.
Join us at The Blood Orange Bar on 5th November for an intimate Día de los Muertos celebration with Mezcal Reina, cocktails, canapés, face painting and a live DJ.
Bring a photograph or small keepsake for our communal altar, created in remembrance of someone special.
From 7.30pm until midnight.
A little bit of this, a little bit of that and a glass of something cold.
Our preferred approach to lunch.
There’s always room for one more at the bar.
Pull up a stool at The Alfred Tennyson and settle in for a glass, a bite and a good old catch-up.
