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06 HOTELS & VENUES


Waxy O’Connors London Address: 14-16 Rupert Street, London, W1D 6DD Contact: Frankie Mae T: 02074780767 E: saleslondon@waxyoconnors.co.uk www.waxyoconnors.co.uk/london


Receive a warm Irish welcome at Waxy O’Connor’s, London’s biggest and best Irish Bar in the heart of the West End. Waxy O’Connor’s is a labyrinth of four unique bars over six levels each with its own atmosphere and personality so there’s something for everyone at Waxy’s.


Named after the famous candle maker from Dublin, Waxy’s has gained worldwide recognition for its warm hospitality, friendly staff, traditional wholesome food and extensive range of beers, spirits and coffees. With live music four nights a week, including Irish traditional sessions on Sunday night, you couldn’t ask for a livelier environment. Waxy’s is available for drinks functions and buffet/canapé style events as well as seated dining, private hire, Christmas parties and corporate events. Waxy’s is turning 21 in November and will be throwing a party to celebrate.


Green Room – up to 25 standing, Prink Room – up to 25 standing Mezzanine – up to 25 seated or 40 standing, Dargle Bar – up to 45 seated or 70 standing Cottage Bar – up to 60 seated or 130 standing, Waxy’s Little Sister – 60 standing or 2 x 30 standing Hire charge and minimum spends may apply, contact the team for more details.


DISCOVER THE WONDER OF WAXY O’CONNORS


02074780767


saleslondon@waxyoconnors.co.uk 14-16 rupert street, london, w1d 6dd www.waxyoconnors.co.uk/london


PA Life Annual Guide 2017


96


www.palife.co.uk


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