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The Living Room - ChesterI Like It...
| The Living Room - Chester
Information for GroupsThe Living Room has a pleasing variety of spaces to suit all-manner of business and private events. First off there's the ground-floor dining area (part of the bar, behind the grand piano) which seats 40. The bar itself fits 200 standing, while table 20 - an interesting round table in a circular room down a short corridor - seats 15. The Dining Room has 117 covers, leaving The Study - an atmospheric attic-feel private space for receptions of 100 people at most. Very good group menu selection, from a la carte to drinks-only. Children accompanied by an adult are welcome in the restaurant until 9pm, when it's over 18s only. Dedicated kids menu. Live music Wednesdays to Sundays. No sportswear, please. Photos from around the area
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Atmospheric alcoves, nook and crannies mark this out as one of the more romantic Living Rooms and is often full of couples. Plenty of space to be away from them, though, if you'd rather. A big bar shares the ground floor with a regularly-played grand piano and a small raised dining area. A grand staircase leads to the main mezzanine restaurant. Up another floor lies a windowless wooden den of a members bar. Back downstairs, a big skylight floods the restaurant with light, while the buzz of the bar fills the air from below. While this isn't fine dining, the eclectic menu is consistently good, particularly the steaks, and that ole favourite, bangers and mash. Nice wine list, with eight new bottles to choose from every month.
