Oddfellows Chester, The Grown Up Room
Odd Fellows, 16-18 Lower Bridge Street, Chester, CH1 1RS -
Up to
140 guests
Offers
catering
Internal Catering
allowed
Work or play? We don't really see the difference. Every moment at Oddfellows is designed for fun.
Whether its business, birthday party, board meeting or entertaining clients, we promise that every experience at Oddfellows will be full of merriment and delivered to you by a dedicated and cheerful team.
With events spaces that can cater from 2 - 120 people, we have something to suite your requirements.
So come dine, drink, meet, wed, party and play with us.
Located within the entirely private first floor Georgian expanse of the main house and adjacent to The Grown Up Bar with its stunning private roof garden overlooking Chester’s historic chimney tops.
The Grown Up is an individually designed private room with contemporary chandeliers and dramatic Georgian windows letting in heaps of natural daylight. A fabulously flexible function room with a modern aesthetic combined with lots
of lovely period features.
From corporate conferences to roadshows, business lunches to interviews, press days to wedding celebrations , product launches to cocktail parties and private dining, an event at Oddfellows always combines scrummy food with a highly efficient events team that make everything run like clockwork.
Capacity: 6 – 60 people
Capacity & layout
Standing
up to 140
Dining
up to 63
Theatre
up to 70
Boardroom
up to 32
Cabaret
up to 58
Classroom
up to 21
Catering & drinks
Catering arrangements
Catering facilities
Refreshments
Alcohol
Amenities
Stage
Cloakroom
Air conditioning
Lectern
Space rules
Allowed events
Licensed for alcohol
Location
Reviews
Jennie O’Sullivan
December 2024We didn’t stay over so can’t comment on the rooms but if they’re of the same standard as they are the restaurant/bar area it is amazing! The staff were very helpful and the food/drinks were delicious! We stopped in for a coffee and sausage/bacon butty before we set off for the Santa dash, we had our dog and they were very dog friendly, which was lovely and unexpected as the place is quite posh. Will definitely be back for more food and would recommend this as a hotel for all our dog lovers.
Lara Whistance
October 2024Not the best. No-one to greet you, or check everything was ok. The afternoon tea comes out the moment you sit down and you can tell it's been sat there for hours. Barely any fillings in the sandwiches and really not a lot for the money. Everyone else looked unhappy as well so not a great atmosphere either.
Emma Postlethwaite
September 2024We booked the afternoon tea in advance for Saturday afternoon because of the good reviews. We arrived a few minutes prior to our reservation and waited a while to been seen to. The man who showed us to our table made a hash of trying to find our reservation and then said "sorry, this isn't my usual job." He asked if we would like some water for the table (we said yes) and then we never saw him, or the water again. The restaurant wasn't busy, but there were tables either side of ours that were still covered in crockery and food from the guests who had left before we were seated. 15 minutes after being seated, we were asked what we would like to drink and the drinks were bought out after about 10 minutes. I asked one of the servers if there was any chance of having the dirty tables cleared and she didn't seem too happy to have been asked but did it reluctantly despite not being busy. The food was delivered about 15 minutes after the drinks and was OK. Not the best afternoon tea I've never had, nor was it the worst. Nobody ever came back to the table to check that everything was ok with the food or to see if we were ok for drinks. We had to go and find a member of staff to ask for the bill.
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