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The Red Room
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Private Dining
Private Dining Venue Oxford
The Old Bank has two beautifully presented private dining rooms, the Red Room, which seats up to 30 people & the Gallery, which seats up to 60 people.
From 26th November to 23rd December ’18 private dining bookings will choose from our Christmas Party Menu, priced at £37.50 per person.
For reservations outside the dates above we offer a choice of menus, a £29.50 menu or a £37.50 menu, a buffet menu or a canapé menu.
Our 3 course £29.50 set menu is available Sunday to Thursday and our £37.50 set menu, buffet and canapé menus are available every day up until 25th November ’18.
For enquiries about our private rooms please complete our online form, email info@quod.co.uk or phone 01865 202505.
Click here to view our full company private dining brochure.
The Red Room
With its soft red-pink walls and collection of contemporary British art, the Red Room is perfect for a private breakfast meeting, casual lunch or celebratory dinner.
The Red Room has plenty of natural light flooding through its front facing windows, looking out onto the High and St Mary the Virgin Church.
CAPACITIES
30 seated around three round table
20 seated on one long table
24 seated theatre style
35 standing
PRICING
For private dining:
Sunday to Thursday £650 minimum spend
Friday & Saturday Lunch £650 minimum spend
Friday & Saturday Dinner £900 minimum spend
Click here to view our full company private dining brochure.
The Gallery
With subtle, warm interiors, a striking art collection and views onto the High Street, this hugely versatile room is fully equipped with all the latest state of the art audio-visual and wireless streaming technology.
CAPACITIES
24 seated on one rectangular table
60 seated on six round tables
50 seated with a buffet table
70 standing for a drinks reception
PRICING
For private dining:
Sunday to Thursday £1000 minimum spend
Friday & Saturday Lunch £1000 minimum spend
Friday & Saturday Dinner £1500 minimum spend
Click here to view our full company private dining brochure.
