An evening meal
A celebration supper
A private dinner shaped around a birthday, anniversary or gathering of friends.
- Menu agreed in advance
- Dietary needs collected
- Arrival and finish times confirmed
Supper Lane · private dining
One table. Your people.
A meal with a beginning, a middle and enough time for the conversation between them.
A dining-room detail · illustrative stock photograph
What brings everyone together?
A quieter afternoon
A working lunch
A considered meal with space for a team conversation.
- Meal timing planned
- Seating and privacy discussed
- Equipment needs checked separately
Different generations
A family table
A shared meal with thoughtful portions and seating arrangements.
- Children’s needs discussed
- Access requirements checked
- A clear total proposal
Make a meal of the planning
- 1
Share the guest list
Send the date, guest count, occasion and dietary requirements.
- 2
Choose the menu together
Agree courses, drinks, service pace and any children’s portions.
- 3
Review the complete proposal
Check the room, timings, total price, deposit and cancellation terms before confirming.
Before inviting everyone
Can we choose our own menu?
The team would discuss preferences and practical options. Not every ingredient or dietary request can be accommodated without prior agreement.
Is twenty a fixed capacity?
The guest count depends on the room layout and the event. Confirm both with the venue before sending invitations.
Can we decorate the room?
Discuss decorations, candles and setup access before making arrangements.
Does an enquiry reserve the date?
No. A date is only held under the terms agreed directly with the business.
Begin with the people and the date
Email the outline of your meal. The next step is a conversation and a written proposal, not an automatic booking.
- Enquiries
- Tue–Fri, 10am–4pm
- Meals
- By arrangement
- Viewings
- By appointment