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Our winter igloos and greenhouses are back at Mercer Roof Terrace! Our two transparent domes can accommodate up to eight people each and our greenhouses up to four. Enjoy a menu that celebrates the best of modern English cooking, showcasing farm-to-table meat, fish and seasonal vegetables cooked using our charcoal oven, offering a unique private dining experience high above The City of London. The setting is warm and cozy, with faux fur blankets, flickering candles and the twinkle of city lights all around – a magical way to spend an evening on a cold winter’s night.
Bookings are available in 4 seatings for a minimum of 5 guests up to a maximum of 8 for our igloos and a minimum of 3 guests up to a maximum of 4 guests for our Lodges. These spaces are available for slots of up to 2.5 hours.
TIMINGS
Monday – Friday
12noon – 2:30pm, 15:30pm – 17:30pm – Minimum spend of £300 per Igloo & £200 per Greenhouse.
18:00pm – 20:30pm, 21:00pm – 23:30pm – Minimum spend of £400 per Igloo & £250 per Greenhouse.
Saturday & Sunday
12noon – 2:30pm, 15:30pm – 17:30pm – Minimum spend of £400 per Igloo & £250 per Greenhouse.
18:00pm – 20:30pm, 21:00pm – 23:30pm – Minimum spend of £400 per Igloo & £250 per Greenhouse.
Our Winter Igloos & Greenhouses are only available to book directly through the restaurant, please contact [email protected] to avoid disappointment.
Terms & conditions apply. Valid until 31st March 2024.
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