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You could easily work within minutes of the London Capital Club and never know it was there. Whether you are one of the many that stream out of Cannon Street station or work around the Bank of England, the unas- suming doorway in Abchurch Lane is too easy to miss, as is the lane itself. With a history that dates back to 1843, when it was first founded and named after Sir Thomas Gresham, a celebrated Elizabethan merchant who found- ed the Royal Exchange, the London Capital Club has evolved today into the former business and strategic hub it once was. The London Capital Club is strategically located in the City of London.
The Bank of England is just a short walk away, as is Lloyd’s of London, The Stock Exchange and the major British and International financial compa- nies and institutions. The Club is also conveniently situated for mainline rail services from Cannon Street, Liverpool Street and London Under- ground and DLR stations at Bank and Monument. An exclusive private members club for the modern business professional
renowned for service excellence and personal attention. It is a reputation firmly based on preserving the most worthwhile aspects of a traditional City Club, whilst responding to the demands of today’s business life. With wireless internet connection on all floors, one fine-dining restau-
rant offering fine British modern cuisine, one convivial eatery offering a contemporary twist to the traditional surrounding of the Grade II listed building, six well appointed private dining rooms and a comfortable wel- coming Club Bar, it is the ideal venue to entertain, host a formal meeting or enjoy a leisurely meal with friends or clients. If you want a place to meet, to have a quiet drink or something light to eat, the Club’s traditional but unstuffy ‘Members Only’ English bar is the answer. @15 is the contemporary Bar & Restaurant on the lower ground floor serving lunch and dinner to members and non-members alike. @15 offers a personalised service, an exciting selection of wine by the glass as well as popular dishes and a selection of two daily roasts. The Walbrook Grill with its modern approach to British cuisine, is the mem-
ber’s fine dining spot and provides the perfect venue for formal entertaining over breakfast or lunch. The surroundings are restrained but elegant and tables gen- erously spaced so you can dine in comfort and with a genuine sense of privacy. The Club’s six private dining rooms can cater for anything from functions
to seminars, banquets or cocktail parties. All have plenty of natural light. The largest of the Club’s rooms, The Oriental Room, will comfortably accommo- date events up to 150. The adjoining Marco Polo Room can be hired at the same time or booked in its own right. The Wren, Gresham and Boardroom all feature mahogany panelling and comfortable armchairs. Executive Chef Michael Korzelius prepares the finest food for your event, be it a breakfast buffet, corporate formal luncheon or gourmet sandwich buffet.
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