Back Room at The Establishment
Bar · Private space
About this space
The Back Room at The Establishment is a great space and the perfect backdrop for your event. With the rustic and industrial feel, the room has a natural beauty about it which compliments any decoration you might choose.
We have held a variety of parties in our Back Room, including: Wedding Receptions, Birthdays, Baby Showers, Engagement Parties, Christmas Parties, and much more!
Event offers and packages
Package per person
£25 per person
Includes pizza and 4 drinks per person.
Drinks include: pint of beer, medium glass of wine, single house spirit and mixer, glass of prosecco.
Prices
Capacity
Catering and drinks
Facilities
Music & sound equipment
Accessibility
Rules of the space
Allowed events
Age policy
Guests under 18 are not allowed
Host rules
- No smoking or vaping in the building.
- Outside catering is allowed but must be discussed when booking.
- No drinks to be brought into the venue, any beverages must be bought and consumed onsite.
- Finish time of booking is when we require the room to be fully back to us in the state given, eg, decorations removed, clean and tidy.
- We do prefer events for over 18's only, but dependent on the day and timings we can be flexible on this.
- We operate a challenge 25 policy.
Cancellation policy: Standard 30 day
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About The Establishment
The Establishment is the place to go in Wakefield if you want a great night out.
Big picture windows let you to watch the passersby walking along Westgate as you sip your cocktail and enjoy a slice of pizza from the authentic pizza oven behind the bar.
The bar, on the corner of Bank Street and Westgate, is housed in what was Buzz Bar and is a part of Unity Hall. Owners Unity Bars and Clubs have spent many thousands of pounds restoring the Grade II-Listed building and have unearthed some real gems, including a cobbled street which we have integrated into the design.
We have stuck to an industrial theme for the fixtures and fittings to reflect the building’s previous use as the headquarters of the local Cooperative Society.