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Help - need venue for a 30th next Sunday


pigglemarex

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Hi - A local east dulwich establishment has let a friend down and can no longer host their birthday. My friend ideally wants a private room (or something thats almost a private room) in a pub which can serve a Sunday dinner to approx 15 ppl. There will be people dropping in and out during the afternoon but as they want to do a quiz for the guests later in the day they ideally wants their own room so we are not disturbing anyone. Any suggestions in the ED, Herne Hill, Brixton and Camberwell area welcome!
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I did this a few years ago in the back room of the Thai restaurant on LL, Sema (diff name now, but same family run it).

I had a similar no of guests.

The back room had a polycarbonate treble-ply roof so wasn't the warmest in January, but you'll be OK in Sept.

Good luck.


ETA:

Didn't have quiz though, but we were quite loud as large groups usually are.

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