Century Club London Dress Code & Address

Dress Code: Casual Elegant

Century Club Area: Soho

Address: Century Club, 61-63 Shaftesbury Ave, Soho, London W1D 6LQ

Website: : https://www.centuryclub.co.uk

London is home to some of the most exclusive Private Members Clubs. The New Wellington Club, located at 91 Jermyn Street, St James’, London, SW1Y 6JB, is certainly one that joins the list in regards to exclusivity.

Set across two floors, The Wellington Club displays a vibrant, modern interior, furnished to create a comfortable environment for their members. The Wellington Club features a restaurant, a private dining room available for Members to hire for private events/product launches etc, five private rooms, an indoor cigar room and wine vaults. A venue ideal for Members to relax, unwind and embrace the fabulous new addition to London's Private Members Clubs scene.

The Wellington Club features a restaurant, with Head Chef Brett Duarte who has developed a variety of wonderful menus, incorporating European influences in each. The menus are forever evolving with new, unique, and certainly delicious additions added frequently. A dish that we couldn't go without mentioning was the ' Pan fried scallops, sweetcorn purée, dried ham and shallot jus', found on the A La Carte menu, a delicious combination of flavours which were further enhanced by the wonderful ambience of The Wellington Club. The restaurant walls are covered with fantastic bright, neon artwork, bringing a modern twist to one of London's Private Members Clubs, vibrant colours and neon designs are courtesy of designer Chris Bracey creator of Gods Own Junkyard - London's own hidden neon paradise. By designing the Club with an array of neon patterns, The Wellington Club is described as bringing a 'rock'n'roll' vibe to Knightsbridge, whilst enhancing the lifestyle of its Members.

The Wellington Club London Dress Code & Address

Dress Code: Casual Elegant

Area: Knightsbridge

Address: 91 Jermyn St, St. James's, London SW1Y 6JB

Website: : https://thewellington.club/

(6 votes, average: 3.67 out of 5)
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Dolce Kensington Club London is the VIP nightclub located a minute’s walk from the South Kensington underground station and attracts a Chelsea and Mayfair clientele. Dolce Kensington opened in October 2019 and has quickly become the top luxury club in the area.

The venue has been intricately designed throughout by the highest level of interior designers giving Dolce Club London its incredibly luxurious feel. As you walk down the staircase adorned by delicate lighting effects and glass panels you enter the venue itself which is based over 2 levels. The main level hosts the large dancefloor surrounded by tables while the higher level seats the larger VIP tables.

The decor of Dolce Club London is really pleasing to the eye, with red, pink, white, and gold colours emanating from all corners of the club. The far side wall features a set of white panels each with modern-art style open lips with lipstick drops cascading from each.

The bar at the end of Dolce club London is beautifully designed with gold tiling leading up to a smooth marble countertop above which four sets of chandeliers hang, giving off a modern yet classic elegant feel. Behind the bar features projections and amazing light effects.

What really sets Dolce Kensington Club London apart from any other VIP clubs is its scintillating VIP area which is decorated with a truly unique black and white zebra style wallpaper and a collection of golden bulls heads complete with horns.

Dolce plays commercial R&B and Hiphop music both Fridays and Saturdays and unlike some of today’s VIP clubs which don’t feature an official dance floor, here there’s ample space to fully enjoy the sounds from their top of the range soundsystem and renowned DJs.

Dolce Kensington club London is open Friday and Saturday, from 10:30pm to 3am.

For Dolce New Years Eve tickets please visit: Dolce New Years Eve Tickets

Dolce London Guestlist, Table Prices & Table Bookings

 

Dolce London Entry Price

Dolce entry is complimentary for early guests on door discretion. Standard entry is £20.

Dolce London Table Prices

Dolce tables start from £500 minimum spend for mixed groups. VIP tables are £1k minimum spend. More information on bookings at VIP table bookings

Dolce London Dress Code

Smart and sexy dress code at Dolce Club London. High heels preferable for ladies, smart shoes for men. No sportswear.

 

(60 votes, average: 4.08 out of 5)
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Open: Friday – Saturday
Dolce address – 17A Harrington Rd, South Kensington, London SW7 3ES | Guestlist@capitalalist.com | +44(0)2072052245

 

Luxx Club London debuted on the Mayfair high end club scene mid September 2019 with an electrifying light show theme launched by the Luca Maggiora and his team together with Jimmy and Paul from Funky Buddha and Charlie.

The venue is located on the famous Berkeley Street in Mayfair - one of the most exclusive destinations for those looking for the top nightlife that London has to offer. It takes the place of the former Charlie Berkeley Street.

Luxx’s theme is light. Upon entrance, the staircase is adorned by cascading red lights that bring you into their world of bright lights and electricity. The walls are decorated with moving light boards with retro style video arcade games and provocative LED imagery.

Inside Luxx club London itself you are surrounded by a plethora of horizontal and vertical neon strip lights throughout the club. The centrally located DJ booth is also engulfed in LED strip lights and a huge LED board hovers above the booth.

The club is large - this truly is a Mayfair superclub, with large tables and incredible VIP tables situated on raised areas on each side of Luxx. The dancefloor sweeps in between the tables and DJ booth with the bar located on the far side of the club.

Luxx plays a mixture of commercial R&B and Hiphop as well as its unique brand of music. There’s definitely something for everyone here. You’ll also notice the powerful bass from Luxx’s top range soundsystem.

Luxx club London is open Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, and midweek the opening hours vary from night to night dependant on the artists performing and events taking place.

Luxx London Guestlist, Table Prices & Table Bookings

 

Luxx London Entry Price

Luxx entry is complimentary for early guests on door discretion. Standard entry is £20.

Luxx London Table Prices

Luxx tables start from £1k minimum spend for mixed groups. VIP tables are £2k minimum spend. More information on bookings at VIP table bookings

Luxx London Dress Code

Smart and sexy dress code at Luxx Club London. High heels preferable for ladies, smart shoes for men. No sportswear.

(54 votes, average: 4.13 out of 5)
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Open: Tuesday - Thursday - Friday - Saturday
Luxx address - 15 Berkeley St, Mayfair, London W1J 8DY | Guestlist@capitalalist.com | +44(0)2072052245

Brimming with character, Dean street members club and restaurant Quo Vadis made us feel fully ensconced in the crazy universe unto itself that is London’s Soho district. Jeremy Lee‘s haunt is just as characteristically zany as the history and characters of it’s surroundings; a once-brothel and archaic favourite of anarchal figurehead Karl Max, we feasted on the delightfully unorthodox atmosphere as much as the fantastic food.

From the get go the kooky glamour of the dining room let us know this was to be an experience with a bit more tongue-in-cheek to it’s charm. Over our seat at Quo Vadis, our jaws dropped as stain glass windows rendered the light from outside into brilliant shards of colour over our white — all over the interior, vibrant wildflowers pack the space; gloriously akin to the colourful crowds roaming the Soho streets that runways just a hairsbreadth away from the side of the restaurant.

We had heard tell that head chef Lee’s cuisine had a boisterous touch befitting the vibe. We couldn’t agree more. It’s obvious this is a champion of his craft who has been cooking for Londoners Fulham of the eighties — this is great British cooking because of the fact that it takes no strict regulatory stance on what it has to or cannot be. Take the smoked eel sandwich (a Jeremy Lee legend of lore) that we happily sampled at the bar whilst reading the extensive wine menu: crispy sourdough is galvanised by the fire of horseradish and touch of delicately smoked eel — a toasty that’s cheerfully irreverent but (if the stain glass design indicates anything) worth worshipping.

At dinner we savoured radishes, brightening our plates to match the hue of the heavily blooming room, with their peppery base wonderfully partnered with the cloy of butter and celery salt. Deceptively simple pickles and toast was dynamic and thoughtful way to serve their super rich pork –well-seasoned and moulded into beautiful rillettes. For the vegetarian, pasta bursting with spinach and ricotta used British ingredients to a sensationally enjoyable degree.

This month’s speciality wine (another small thrill – this is always subject to change, another eclectic Soho touch) was the levin loire sauvignon blance. We had the bottle, but half bottles and glasses are available — anything goes. And to finish at Quo Vadis — we just had to sample a sweet wine and the ten year Tawny Port was delectable, a smith and wood-house concoction roguishly suited to the undercurrent of risque that clings to Quo Vadis and Dean street beyond.

This restaurant, with its upstairs private members club, is a maddening and mad treasure, we cannot recommend enough simply stopping in at it’s welcoming promenade front — and it’s certainly worth applying for the exclusive club membership too; these private dining rooms are a honeypot for the artistic and culture types, who even fashion the entertainment at regular entertainment and events in the separate bar.

Quo-Vadis Restaurant London Cuisine, Dress Code & Address

Cuisine: European, British

Dress Code: Smart Casual 

Area: Soho

Address: 26-29 Dean Street | Soho, London W1D 3LL, England

Website: https://www.quovadis.com/london-berkeley-st/contact-and-hours/