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Lord's Cricket Ground, Pelham's

Lord's Cricket Ground, St John's Wood Rd, London, NW8 8QN -

Up to
169 guests
Offers
catering
Internal Catering
allowed

About Venue

Its convenient location in leafy St. John’s Wood in the heart of London and its stunning vistas of the hallowed turf, make Lord’s a unique choice for any event.
Combining flexibility with creativity, we can provide anything from an intimate private dining room to one of London’s largest and most adaptable venues, the Nursery Pavilion - all accompanied by outstanding catering, flawless service and a warm welcome.

Situated between the Pavilion and the Grand Stand, Pelham's is Lord's new fine dining and events space boasting spectacular views of the hallowed turf below.

Named after one of the great figures of Lord’s, Sir ‘Plum’ Warner, who captained MCC on its inaugural tour to Australia in 1903-1904, the room is used on match days as a private restaurant for MCC Members.

With natural light and excellent facilities, it is an ideal space for drinks receptions, meetings and dinners.

Capacity & Layout

Standing

up to 169

Dining

up to 136

Theatre

up to 136

Boardroom

up to 60

Cabaret

up to 88

Classroom

up to 66

Food & Beverage

Catering arrangements

Refreshments

Alcohol

Facilities & Amenities

Cloakroom

Disabled access

Heating

Air conditioning

Lectern

Natural light

Table / chairs included

Tea

Whiteboards

Public transport

Breakout rooms

Space Rules

Cancellation policy

Please ask for details and Terms & Conditions

Location

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Reviews

Md Kamruddin
August 2025
Mesmerizing! This is the oldest cricket stadium in the world established in 1814 and also known as "home of cricket ". It is renowned for It's unique features like slope and long room and it has honour board ( where milestones get honoured) . The ground can hold 31100 spectators. An unforgettable day @Lords ,truly paradise for cricket lovers ♥️. Electric atmosphere and watching a match at the iconic ground is dream come true . Top class hospitality with attentive staff and smooth service. Offers delicious food at reasonable price. They also allow outside food and limited drinks . Highly recommended for cricket fan , More than match , it's a experience that you will remember life long .
Sarvesh Borkar
July 2025
I had the chance to watch Day 3 of the India vs England Test match at Lord’s, and it absolutely lived up to its reputation as the Mecca of cricket. The atmosphere was electric, with passionate fans from both sides adding to the thrill of the game. Lord’s is steeped in history and tradition, and being there felt like stepping into cricketing royalty. The ground was immaculately maintained, the seating offered great views, and the staff were friendly and helpful throughout. Facilities were clean, queues were well-managed, and there was a good variety of food and drink. Everything was well-organised despite the large crowd. An unforgettable day at one of the most iconic sporting venues in the world. A must-visit for every cricket lover!
Parth Patel
July 2025
An unforgettable day at Lord's truly the paradise of cricket lovers! The atmosphere was electric, and watching a match at this iconic ground is a dream come true. The hospitality was top-class, with attentive staff and smooth service throughout. The food was surprisingly delicious with great variety a perfect companion to the game. Highly recommnend visiting for any cricket fan it's more than just a match, it's an experience!

Arun Gupta
July 2025
For me, a tour of the 'Lords' was fulfillment of an almost six decades old dream.... ever since I learned about this 'home of cricket' when I was just about 8 years old cricket enthusiast. Thanks to my daughter, who organized it during our recent visit to London. The entire tour was an emotional experience, right from the museum, the Father Time Wall, the Long Room, the players' dessing rooms, the famous balconies, and of course the ground itself. The entire tour was meticulously planned, and the lady guide was very knowledgeable and pleasant. From the heritage pavilion to the modern media center, it was an incredible experience to have a feel of this great and beautiful cricket ground. After the tour, we had our lunch at the famous Lord's Tavern. A must visit for every cricket lover/ enthusiast.
Khaqan Kundi
August 2025
I had the chance to visit Lord’s Cricket Ground back in 2012, and it was an unforgettable experience. The moment I stepped in, I could feel the history and tradition of the game. The Pavilion, the Media Centre, and the beautifully maintained ground all lived up to the title of being the “Home of Cricket.” Even after all these years, I still remember the atmosphere – calm yet full of pride, with staff who were welcoming and helpful. The museum, with treasures like the Ashes urn, was a real highlight. Visiting Lord’s was like walking through cricketing history, and it remains one of the most memorable parts of my trip to London. A must-visit for anyone who loves the game.