The Tallow Chandlers’ Company can trace its roots back to its formation in the 13th century when it was originally formed as a religious fraternity, gaining full livery status in 1462.

The Company has been on this site since 1476 and the present Hall dates from 1672, making it one of the three oldest Livery Halls in the City. It sits on the buried walls of the Roman Governor’s Palace and is but a stone’s throw from the London Stone, the ancient heart of London.

As one of the most elegant halls in the City the banqueting hall can be used for dinners, luncheons, meetings and receptions.

Heraldic stained glass and fine paintings, combined with fine oak panelling, creates the perfect atmosphere for any special occasion.

For more information or to hire Tallow Chandlers’ Hall, please contact Life’s Kitchen Ltd