The Portrait Restaurant By Richard Corrigan

The Portrait Restaurant By Richard Corrigan sits in one of London's most recognisable cultural pockets, a minute's walk from The National Gallery and two minutes from Trafalgar Square. The restaurant's warm lighting and wooden tables give the space a grounded, unhurried feel that translates well to an evening gathering or a more considered dining occasion. For exclusive hire, the restaurant accommodates up to 150 standing, while a semi-private dining space seats up to 30 - useful when a smaller group needs a degree of separation without a fully dedicated venue. On-site facilities include AV equipment, a sound system, a flatscreen display screen, high-speed internet, air conditioning and natural light. Getting there is straightforward: Charing Cross Underground is a three-minute walk and Leicester Square four minutes, with London City Airport reachable in around 37 minutes by car. For delegates arriving from further afield or simply navigating central London, the transport connections are notably direct.