The magical medieval Crypt in Ely Place, adjoining Bleeding Heart Yard, is the perfect central London venue for a special Private Event for 50 to 200 guests – be it a Wedding Reception or a City Banquet. With its History of Celebration and Celebration of History, the 600 year–old Crypt beneath the ancient church of St Etheldreda’s has been hosting celebrity parties in the heart of London ever since King Henry VIII hosted a three-day wedding feast there in 1531, dining on Swans, Stuffed with Lark...

The Wine Cellar, with its exposed brick walls and black metal wine bins, can seat 30. It’s a depiction of the individual French Grape varietals - part of the Rhône Valley‘s University of Souze La Rousse collection of illustrations of all 167 grape varietals evoke the Cellar's original purpose, that of a working wine cellar. Hidden away beneath Bleeding Heart Yard its vinous atmosphere lends to all manner of celebratory occasions. At 7 Bleeding Heart Yard Seats up to 30 people or 40 standing

The Parlour at Number 7 is our most intimate Private Dining Space seating from 10 to 16. With its handsome mirror, the ancient fireplace, and hand-painted grape leaf walls and ceiling, it is decorated in the style of another briefly local resident William Morris. It is as ideal for a working lunch or a boardroom dinner as it is for a special celebration. At 7 Bleeding Heart Yard Seats up to 16 people or 20 standing

The Bleeding Heart Dining Room at 1 Bleeding Heart Is the largest of our Private Rooms within the Yard, seating up to 50 for dinner. for a standing reception and brings together Bleeding Heart Restaurant and Wine Bar’s long history of both oenophilia and bibliophilia. Its handsome Library contains London’s largest private collection of First Edition Books by local author Charles Dickens, in whose honour our very first House Red, Dickens Claret was named at 1 Bleeding Heart Yard Seats up to 50 pe...

Bleeding Heart has returned back to its roots and re-opened its famous Bar which popped its first cork in 1983 when the house claret was 95p a glass, and Champagne was 3.95 – and there was a Concert Grand Piano in the corner. The Bleeding Heart Tavern is on the corner of the Yard and Greville Street, and offers a much more extensive wine and food offering. There are 25 wines by the glass, 400 by the bottle and a re-charged Rotisserie with a regularly changing repertoire of British Birds and Beas...