The Libertine, Private Dining Room

Set in the immense vaults beneath The Royal Exchange, The Libertine is the new home of indulgence in the heart of the city. Sitting on the site where the very first royal alcohol licence in Britain was granted, the space is steeped in hedonism and mischief.

The bustle and opportunity around the old Royal Exchange, built in 1571, attracted merchant, heralds and rogues from across the city and beyond. Once the day’s work was done (and often before), the assembled traders would partake of boisterous ‘tippling’ in the vaults under the Exchange.

The Libertine is a modern revival of those free spirited times, with spaces for drinking, dining and unwinding well into the night, away from prudish prying eyes.

The vaults beneath The Royal Exchange house a new fortune. Step through the unassuming door on Cornhill and down a spiral staircase where there lies a den of spirited talk and lively tippling; introducing The Libertine.

Under vaulted arches which once guarded the spices, silks and gold that enriched London in years gone by sits an impressive bar worthy of the modern City

The Libertine is home to two private dining rooms and a beautiful main restaurant, perfect for indulgent long lunches and lively celebratory dinners.