Where to Sit at Oscars: Cosy Corners vs Group Tables

Not sure where to sit at Oscars?
Use this fast guide. Cosy corners for quiet chats. Group tables for big nights. Here’s how to pick the best seat for your meal.

Cosy Corners (Low-Key Meals)

• Best for: dates, catch-ups, solo pizza nights.
• Why: softer noise, easy chat, relaxed pace.
• Order ideas: thin-base Margherita or Mushroom & Truffle, plus a salad.

Pizza fan? See how we make the base: What Makes Our Pizza Dough So Good?

Group Tables (Birthdays & Team Meals)

• Best for: birthdays, sports teams, big catch-ups.
• Why: space for sharers; easy to pass plates and sides.
• Order ideas: large pizzas to share, loaded fries, pasta bowls.

Planning a crowd? Read Why Groups Love Oscars: Birthdays, Teams & Catch-ups.

Seats for Speed (In & Out)

• Ask for a spot with quick server access.
• Pick simple orders: burger + fries, penne arrabbiata, small pizza.
• Pay at the table to save minutes when you’re done.

With Kids or Prams

• Ask for space at the aisle side of a booth or table.
• High chairs available—tell us on arrival.
• Order kids’ mains first for shorter waits.

More family tips: Where to Eat in Livingston with Kids: Oscars Guide.

Best Tables by Plan

• Pre-shop lunch: near the entrance; quick in, quick out.
• Long dinner: corner booth; add sharers and take your time.
• After the match: central group table; easy for photos and toasts.

Getting There Smoothly

Driving in? Park smart and walk in via the fastest path. Seat choice is easier when you arrive calm and on time.

See routes: Where to Park & Walk to Oscars (Fast Routes).

External Seating Tip

General dining comfort advice from Which?.

FAQs / Quick Tips

• Quietest seats? Corner booths and wall tables.
• Best for sharing? Large central tables.
• Need space? Tell us if you have a pram or high chair.

Summary: Cosy corner for calm chats. Group table for big nights. Tell us your plan—date, family, or team—and we’ll seat you where your meal flows best.