Discover The Hawk’s Nest in Shepherd’s Bush

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Located in the vibrant Shepherd’s Bush, The Hawk’s Nest is a fantastic outdoor bar and restaurant accommodating up to 350 people. The fully retractable glass roof sets the venue apart, which allows couples to enjoy the beautiful surroundings while being protected from the elements. The venue is adorned with lush greenery, creating a refreshing and inviting atmosphere. Inside, pairs find a pool table, a DJ booth and a well-stocked bar area, making it the perfect spot for occasions. 

The team offers semi-private and exclusive hire options, allowing couples to choose what best suits their needs. Please note that there’s a minimum spending requirement for all bookings, which varies depending on the day of the week, timings, and the number of guests. The spaces are highly versatile, allowing for seated and standing arrangements and ensuring events are tailored to preferences. Regarding food and drinks, The Hawk’s Nest offers diverse options. The kitchen is known for its delectable sourdough pizzas and Italian-style bites, perfect for satisfying cravings.

In addition, they can provide a variety of options, such as canapés, sharing plates and mini homemade desserts, depending on specific requirements and budgets. The extensive drink menu includes freshly made cocktails, warming wines and a selection of draught beer and cider. Couples can pre-order drinks or set up individual bar tabs for guests. For added convenience, QR codes can be placed on tables for guests to order themselves or pre-order everything in advance.

07570 820 944 | https://the-hawks-nest.co.uk

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