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Dining Venues in College
The Hall
The Hall is, of course, the quintessential room for a dinner in College. Used on a daily basis in term time by the students, Fellows and staff of the College, during the vacations it is available for external events. To impress business associates, overseas visitors or family and friends a dinner in Hall, seated on the historic oak benches will give a real sense of Cambridge College life. A string quartet playing for your guests from the Minstrels' Gallery will make any event unforgettable
Seats 135 plus 15 in the Minstrels' Gallery.
The Old Library
With its panelled walls, portraits and medieval timber screening the Old Library provides the perfect backdrop for a gala dinner, a celebration lunch or a decorated buffet. The ambience and atmosphere of this historic building will make for a truly memorable occasion.
100 seated, 130 standing.
Upper Hall
The Upper Hall is a large room situated in the main part of the College and is versatile enough to be used for many occasions. Ideal for an evening function with after dinner entertainment there is a bar conveniently situated in the room.
100 seated, 130 standing.
The Robert Gardner Room
This room is a tastefully decorated and can accommodate dinners for up to 45. With the drapes closed and the oil portraits gazing down from the walls, the Gardner Room is an impressive place for a formal dinner. Also suitable for lunches and buffets.
45 seated, 80 standing.
The Fellows' Breakfast Room
Overlooking Front Court and the Wren Chapel, the Fellows' Breakfast Room is a perfect venue for an intimate lunch or dinner.
10 seated.
The Gardens
Emmanuel College Gardens are amongst the best in Cambridge with ponds, lawns and well stocked flower beds. A drinks reception in the Paddock in the shade of the Caucasian Wingnut tree by 'The Jester' is the perfect beginning to a memorable evening in one of the dining rooms. Chapman's Gardens are no less splendid with Weeping Willows and a magnificent Dawn Redwood to provide shade.
