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London’s Top Themed Office Christmas Party Venues for 2009

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发布者 jagan

London?s Top Themed Office Christmas Party Venues for 2009
A review of London best themed office party venues for 2009 including bars,, hotels
and cruises.
Everything from Abba nights to River cruises.

London, UK, October 08, 2009 -- London is suddenly awash with themed events for
Christmas from burlesque to tango but which ones are best for Christmas parties
where not everyone is necessarily going to be into the theme and where other
factors like how good the food is and whether there is a disco and dancing
afterwards are going to be just as important.
Read below and hear the inside track
courtesy of Christmas Confidential.

Our advice is in general stick to venues which actually do what they are promising
entertainment wise over Christmas week in week out and avoid over hyped and often
over priced on off spectaculars ? they are likely to disappoint.
If you are going
to a hotel based event stick to those hotels with a good reputation for food.

Of the 70s /80s dicso themed parties the New Connaught Rooms Abba Reunion party
catches the eye.
Reasonably priced for a hotel event at £65 per head the
entertainment is top notch and the Connaught Rooms is known for producing quality
food.
No rubber turkeys here and a decent late licence too.
Roll on Fernando
Of the burlesque cabaret and comedy themed shared Christmas party nights Peacock
Bar in Clapham Junction?s ?Put Your Boss on The Stage? looks the best A three
course traditional Christmas turkey dinner or lunch for £25 (food only) with six
burlesque cabaret shows, a host and a photographer all thrown in.
A cheesey disco
afterwards till the small hours of the morning completes an excellent package.

Available for exclusive or shared Christmas parties lunch or dinner from December
1st onwards.
As a multiple award winning venue the entertainment should be top
notch too.
See their site www.
the-peacock-bar.
co.
uk
Fancy something Cuban with maybe a bit of Salsa after? Our recommendation is the
Cuban Camden.
A three course meal for £35 albeit somewhat un Christmas like apart
from the Christmas pudding remains true to the venues Cuban roots.
With a 1am,
licence weekdays and a 2am licence Friday and Saturdays there is plenty of time to
knock back a few cocktails after.
A tip though avoid the Cuban citypoint spin off
which is no where near as good
Does the boss see himself as a James Bond figure ? well does anyone have a boss
that doesn?t? Go for the Bloomsbury Hotel James Bond themed night.
Food look
exceptionally good and at £75 +VAT with courtesy glass of champagne is good value
by West End Hotel standards anyway.
All rounded off by dancing till 1am after.

Medieval banquets seem to be having a bit off a comeback these days something to do
with Lord of The Rings no doubt.
Avoid all the hotels trying this one and head
straight to The Medieval banquet at Ivory House in Smithfield.
They do this week in
week out and it is first rate and at £55 per head that includes unlimited beer and
wine during dinner.
Only grumble is that 12am is a bit of an early finish.

Finally river cruises also remain stubbornly popular although quite why given that
its night time and rather chilly at Christmas remains to be seen.
The Symphony
River Cruise is the best of the cruise and dine options.
The all glass walls
allow everyone an excellent view without having to go up on deck and the 4 course
meal at £75 per head includes a ½ bottle of wine.
As always though don?t be late
as they will leave without you and you may need to arrange entertainment for later
as docking is at an un festively early time of 10.
45pm.
Shame.

Watch out for more reviews from Christmas Confidential
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