Birthdays & celebrations
Take over the bar for your big night, with drinks and food sorted.
Venue hire · King's Lynn
Parties, receptions, team days and celebrations for up to 55 guests, upstairs in our restored 16th century warehouse just off King Street.
Perfect for
Pick your occasion and we'll start your enquiry for you.
Take over the bar for your big night, with drinks and food sorted.
A festive night in a 16th century warehouse, with cocktails on tap.
Meetings, team days and launches, with something hands on to finish.
A private cocktail masterclass or gin making session, then the bar is yours.
The spaces
Every hire is planned with you, around your date, numbers and what you'd like to do.
Up to 55 guestsOur upstairs bar and lounge for birthdays, drinks receptions, Christmas parties and get togethers. Food and drink packages available.
Book the Gin School for your group alone: make gin, mix cocktails or taste the range, then carry on in the bar.
A genuinely different setting for a morning of work and an afternoon of something hands on.
Add an experience
Your group designs and distils its own gin, and everyone takes a bottle home.
Shake, stir and celebrate together with our bar team.
See how our spirits are made on King Street, then taste the range.
How it works
Your date, guest numbers and the kind of event you have in mind.
Our events team suggests the space, food and drink options and any experiences.
We send the details and confirm the booking. Some dates carry a minimum spend; we'll always tell you up front.
We look after the bar and the details, so you can look after your guests.
Venue hire enquiry
Two quick steps. Our events team will come back with options, packages and prices.
Good to know
The first floor space holds up to 55 guests.
Yes. Food and drink packages are available; tell us what you have in mind when you enquire.
Yes. Many hires include a private Gin School session, cocktail masterclass or tour. Mention it in your enquiry and we'll put a package together.
The venue is for over-18s.
There's free parking nearby on the Tuesday Market Place, a short walk from 7a King Street.

Getting here
Jason and Nicky Crown started WhataHoot in 2017 with one question: could we make this ourselves? Today the stills, the Pantry shop, the Gin School and the bar all share one restored warehouse just off King Street, named after the barn owls heard across the Norfolk countryside.
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UK law prohibits the sale of alcohol to anyone under 18. Please confirm before continuing.
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