Street Feast, a company which runs street food markets across London, has announced that it is offering corporate Christmas party’s throughout January and February 2020 at its three venues.
Christmas party bookings can be made for Dinerama, Hawker House and Giant Robot until the end of February 2020. This aims to encourage hospitality and retail workers to celebrate the year just passed or to toast the one to come with friends and colleagues.
All of Street Feast’s venues are heated, roofed and winter proofed. The venues also include various international street food traders, winter drinks and entertainment.
Dinerama, located in Shoreditch, offers guests the opportunity to celebrate in the Alpine Ski Lodge or the indoor wine garden. Room bookings are available for 20-100 people.
Hawker House, based in Canada Water, is a warehouse space which consists of nine bars, 12 street food traders and optional pool or beer pong tables. The venue can host larger bookings from 150-2000 people.
Giant Robot, located in Canary Wharf, consists of floor-to-ceiling windows with panoramic views across the city and over the water. Guests can book the venue for 10-700 people.
Street Feast’s dishes include Rastawaala’s turkey kofta sliders topped with a spiced cranberry chutney; duck spiced bao buns from Yum Bun; roast turkey poutine with hand-cut skin on fries, cheese curds, turkey gravy and cranberry pickles; vegan turk’y tacos made with sweet potato and cumin puree from Club Mexicana; and desserts such as a Christmas tree candy floss ice cream cone from Chin Chin Labs.
Emma Howe, sales and events director, Street Feast, said: “January Christmas parties are becoming increasingly popular as December is always a very busy time for work and at home. This is especially true for those, like us, working in hospitality, events or retail as they spend the season working hard to ensure everyone else is having an amazing time over Christmas.
“By offering Christmas parties into January and February, we hope to be able to help as many people as possible celebrate the festive season, however and whenever they can.”
