Foyle Room
The National Theatre’s Members’ Room, located on Level 3 of the theatre, on the east side of the Olivier Circle foyer.
With a backdrop of extraordinary views across the capital, the Foyle Room offers National Theatre donors at Supporting Cast level and above, a private place for drinks before and during performances.
Opening hours
The Foyle Room is open Monday to Saturday, from 5.30pm until the end of the last interval, when performances are taking place in the Lyttelton and/or Olivier theatres.
The Foyle Room is closed on Sundays and matinees.
From time to time, it may be necessary to close the Foyle Room. Any closures will be listed below.
- Monday 23 December – Thursday 26 December
- Tuesday 31 December
Make a booking
If you have any queries about visiting the Foyle Room, please call the Development Office on 020 7452 3218 (10am-6pm, Monday to Friday).
Visiting the Foyle Room
Reserve your table and food in the Foyle Room at least one day prior to your visit. Please give your name to the host on arrival and we will ensure you are looked after.
- Smoked Trout
Smoked trout, caperberries, dill creme fraiche, pickled cucumber, sourdough - Charcuterie
Prosciutto crudo, Suffolk salami, Suffolk chorizo, tomato pesto, balsamic onions, Nocellara olives, rocket leaf, spaccatini breadsticks - Cheese
Cornish yarg, Oxford blue, Bath soft & Rosary goats’ cheese, celery, grapes, quince jelly, artisan crispbreads - Mezze
Sweet potato falafel, grilled marinated vegetables, artichokes, smoked tomatoes, ezme coconut yoghurt, Khobez - Ploughman’s
Marmalade glazed ham, Organic Godminster cheddar, celery, mixed leaf, cornichons, cider apple chutney, chunk of bread, Netherend butter
Prosecco & Platter
Any platter with a half-bottle of Prosecco Frizzante – £25
Any two platters with half a bottle of Prosecco Frizzante – £34
Pre-show and interval drinks as well as bar snacks are also available to purchase from the Foyle Room host during your visit and do not require pre-ordering. Please see our food and drinks menu here (opens as a PDF).
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