Full Venue Hire at Gaucho Tower Bridge

Gaucho Tower Bridge delivers one of London’s most direct views of the capital’s most photographed landmark — two glass-fronted restaurant floors at 2 More London Riverside where Tower Bridge and the Tower of London fill the windows from almost every seat. As a hire proposition, it combines a view few London restaurants can match with the Gaucho group’s Argentine cuisine credentials and a range of private dining spaces from 13 to 220 guests. The recently renovated top floor is the principal event space. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame panoramic views of the Thames, Tower Bridge, and the City skyline. At full exclusive hire, the top floor seats 100 with space for 120 standing — contemporary interiors with warm lighting that transitions well from daytime corporate functions to evening celebrations.

Private Dining at Gaucho Tower Bridge

The Spanish Room is one of the smallest genuinely distinctive private dining rooms in the area — just 13 seated around a single table in a space defined by mirrored walls, intricate Spanish tiling, and warm ambient lighting. For board dinners, client entertainment, or intimate celebrations, the combination of privacy, distinctive design, and the Gaucho kitchen makes it worth knowing about. The Private Dining Room seats 23 at an elegant single table, framed by the same floor-to-ceiling glass that defines the rest of the venue. Recently renovated with plush velvet seating, rich wooden finishes, and detailed wall treatments, it provides a polished setting for corporate gatherings and private celebrations that need more space than the Spanish Room but more intimacy than a full floor hire. Semi-exclusive hire of the top floor accommodates 76 seated or 85 standing — a middle option for events that want the views and atmosphere without taking the entire space.

Full Venue Hire

Exclusive hire of both floors takes 220 seated or up to 250 standing, with the ground floor adding its own character alongside the panoramic upper level. The cocktail bar provides a reception and drinks area, the terrace opens for warm-weather events, and the full Gaucho kitchen operates across the combined space.

Food and Atmosphere at Gaucho Tower Bridge

Gaucho’s reputation rests on Argentine steak, but the kitchen covers broader Latin American cuisine — ceviche, empanadas, sharing feasts — alongside an extensive Argentine wine list. The brand has over 30 years of experience with private events, and the Tower Bridge location adds a complimentary menu tasting for larger bookings. Saturday DJ brunches bring a different energy to the space, with resident DJs and Latin-inspired cocktails creating a livelier daytime format. The Gaucho name communicates something specific to corporate guests: quality dining in a polished setting, without requiring explanation. For client entertainment, it’s a venue where the food, views, and service standard are understood before anyone arrives.

Location and Access

More London Riverside sits between London Bridge and Tower Bridge on the south bank. London Bridge Station — served by the Northern line, Jubilee line, and mainline rail — is a five-minute walk, and the riverside approach gives guests an arrival experience that starts well before they reach the door.