planning a celebration
Birthdays, anniversaries and big-group tables
Nomad is built for a table of people, not a solo night out — here's what to know before booking for a celebration.
Choose a date for Nomad ↗Planning a group night
| Group size | What to know |
|---|---|
| A couple or pair | Tables seat six to eight, so you may share with other guests unless you book enough seats to fill one |
| A family or small group | Book together and note the dietary menus you need at the time of booking |
| A large celebration | Contact the venue directly about a private table or a larger block of seats |
Why Nomad suits a group
Most tables at Sala Scala seat six to eight people, and the four-act format, with its own tasting menu built around three continents, gives a group plenty to talk about between courses. It reads better as a night out for a table of people than a quiet dinner for two.
Booking as a couple or a small pair
If there are only two or three of you, you may be seated at a shared table with another party, since most tables aren't sized for a pair. That's not a downside for everyone, but it's worth knowing before you book if you were expecting a table to yourselves.
Booking as a family
Kids aged 2 to 11 get their own menu, on top of the standard, vegan and gluten-free choices, so a mixed family table is rarely a problem. List what each person is eating at booking time — the table itself isn't where that gets sorted out.
A birthday or anniversary
For a celebration, the Premium or VIP seating zones put your table closer to the stage and the acrobatics, which is worth the difference in price if the occasion is the point of the evening rather than the meal alone.
A larger group
For a party larger than a standard table, or if you want a private table rather than a shared one, contact Sala Scala directly to ask about group size and private-table options before you book.
Booking ahead
With four show nights a week and tables sized for six to eight, a group booking is easier to arrange with some notice than a same-week request — especially if you need a private table or a specific dietary menu for everyone.