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EL PIRATA OFFERS FOUR DIFFERENT DINING EXPERIENCES
Private Events and Group Celebratory Dining
Dining | 11 to 70 Guests
Standing Reception | Upto 120 Guests
Full Venue Hire | Upto XXX Guests
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Surprisingly good prices..Harden’s Restaurant Guide
for such a posh area make this noisy and busy tapas bar, not far from Hyde Park Corner, an ever-handy stand-by. Lively style and good-value tapas makes for a lot of fun at very reasonable prices for such an expensive area.
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Tucked away in the heart of MayfairOK Magazine
El Pirata is one of London’s finest Spanish restaurants serving food fit for a celebrity without breaking the bank.
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Wonderful Spanish staff, a buzzy atmosphere and arguably..Square Meal
the best tapas in London combine to make this tucked-away Mayfair haunt the eatery of choice for many local workers. All the favourites are there – meatballs, kidneys in sherry, deep-fried squid, paella and tortilla – all cooked to order to ensure the results are never less than excellent.
DINING AT THE BAR
Look up and to the left from the bar and you’ll see one of the Mayfair restaurant’s specialities – the Iberico Bellota Jamón – said by service guru and star of Channel Four’s ‘First Dates’ television show Fred Sirieix, to be the finest in London
Standing Bar Reception in Mayfair
The mirrored bar runs the full length of the restaurant; a display area for the whiskies, aperitifs and digestifs stacked up on stepped shelves in a pyramid almost to the ceiling. Some regulars prefer to eat their entire meal at the bar, others stop by for a chat, a glass of wine and a tapas or two, served in the little terracotta dishes known as cazuelas. Customers often have a drink at the bar before their meal, so it is always buzzing.
DINING IN THE RESTAURANT
The wooden floors, black woodwork and wrought iron invoke memories of Madrid and Barcelona. The sounds of Spain – its music, of course, but also the sounds of customers having a good time, the clinking of glasses and the scrape of cutlery on terracotta – are everywhere.
Group Party Dining in Mayfair
Step down the iron spiral staircase in the centre of the split level restaurant and you are in the lower dining room, a popular part of the restaurant and also available for private hire and the perfect party room. Some customers prefer the lower level, which has discreet alcove tables ideal for more intimate meetings and dining.
AL FRESCO DINING
Down Street is quieter than most in Mayfair, and it is relaxing to sit and watch the world go by.
Al Fresco Dining in Mayfair
It would have been different when the Down Street Underground station was still open, but even then it wouldn’t have been very busy: the tube station – at the Piccadilly end of the street – closed in 1932, and was used as a bunker by former Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill and his War Cabinet during World War Two. It’s just part of Mayfair’s rich history, which began just around the corner in what is now Shepherd Market.