Spanning more than 10 miles – from High Road House in the west to Shoreditch House in east London – the capital is home to 10 Houses and seven restaurants. Serving club menus with member-favourite food and drinks from our global Houses, as well as menus curated by renowned restaurants and original concepts, members can refuel with nutritious snacks and smoothies, unwind with a morning coffee, catch up with friends over lunch in the club, tuck into dishes from award-winning restaurants, or stay up late with drinks and live music – all without leaving the city.

 

 

Set inside east London’s historic tea building, Shoreditch House is suited to quiet morning coffees and brunches with family, just as much as it is dinners and late-night drinks. Mornings in the neighbourhood start with a coffee and one of the daily newspapers or a relaxed breakfast with a friend in the Sitting Room, while the House Kitchen offers a laid-back setting for lunch and dinner, and offers a menu of British dishes with a twist. When night falls, the best view in the House can be seen from the sixth floor and rooftop. Home to member favourite, Pen Yen – featuring floor-to-ceiling windows inside and poolside dining during the warmer months – the izakaya menu has been designed for dinners with friends and includes sushi rolls, yakitori, and sashimi. 

 

A short walk away on Redchurch Street, lined with some of the City’s best restaurants, bars, and vintage stores, stop by Cecconi’s Shoreditch for lunch and refuel from all your shop-hopping with its trademark Northern Italian menu. During the summer months, there’s live jazz and the front of the restaurant opens up, with tables spilling out onto the pavement for cicchetti and spritzes served in the sunshine.

 

 

 

Located close to the River Thames, 180 House features club spaces designed for solo breakfasts, lunch with friends, and late-night drinks. Set on the eighth floor, the restaurant serves a range of Southern Mediterranean dishes that are just as suited to midweek work lunches as they are special occasions and celebratory dinners with loved ones. After dinner, head upstairs for signature cocktails and 360-degree views across the capital – including the London Eye from the pool and St Paul’s Cathedral behind the stage where live performances take place weekly.

 

The centre of London’s theatre, dining, and nightlife scenes, Soho features an array of restaurants and Houses all within a quarter-mile radius of one another. Escape the bustle of the city and settle into a corner table for a moment of calm in the historic restaurant Kettner’s, serving a French bistro menu. Or, embrace the energy of the capital at Cafe Boheme – where jazz is performed live every afternoon, along with food and drinks – including French cafe classics such as Moules Mariniere and Croque Madames – served late into the night. Our third restaurant in the neighbourhood, Dean Street Townhouse, is located on one of Soho’s liveliest streets. Offering a selection of British dishes – from Beef Wellington for two to Sticky Toffee Pudding – dine inside, or opt for a table on the front terrace and watch the city pass by from the comfort of your table.

 

Two doors down, 76 Dean Street is our members-only space set inside a restored Georgian townhouse. Offering a modern British menu, the restaurant is ideal for date nights and celebrations over dinner, while the club is home to a log fire and armchairs that are designed for settling into for a few undisturbed hours and a glass of wine – with premium bottles such as Della Sala Antinori Cervaro and Massolino Barolo served by the glass. 

 

Just around the corner, our original location, 40 Greek Street, is best known for parties and DJ sets that keep members dancing into the early hours. During the day, stop by for solo coffee or matcha, paired with classic dishes from our club menu. Set on the first floor, the restaurant is split into two rooms, each with distinct details and a European menu; the Blue Room is home to a fire and ideal for winter dining in the capital, while the Yellow Room reflects sunlight for warmth all year long. 

 

Venture into Mayfair, the home of the original Cecconi’s restaurant. Founded in 1978, the Northern Italian restaurant is an institution known for bringing cicchetti to London. Today, there are 16 restaurants set across nine countries, but the Mayfair location remains the original. You can expect special menu items and a theatrical dining experience that’s unique to the first restaurant, including tableside preparation such as Tuna Tartare and the Negroni Modena – served ice-cold from the freezer. 

 

A short walk away on Queen Street, Little House Mayfair has been designed as a hideaway. Visit with friends and spread out in a booth that’s just for you, or find a corner in the club for late-night drinks. Set in nearby Lancashire Court, Soho Mews House – our newest outpost in the capital – is perfect for a Martini at the bar. Designed to be different from our other Houses, every detail in the space is a reimagining of the clubs you know and love. The best place in the city to celebrate a special occasion, treat loved ones to British grill dishes you won’t find elsewhere, as well as cocktails from our most innovative menu yet – curated by the team for intrigue and, more importantly, taste.

 

In the leafy neighbourhood of Notting Hill, set on the doorstep of Portobello Road, Electric House is home to club spaces and a restaurant. Date night begins in the club with global favourites such as the Soho Smash Burger and Brick Chicken, plus dishes from the wood-fire grill; afterwards, head next door to Electric Cinema – the oldest cinema in London – to watch cult classics and blockbusters with sweet and savoury snacks, and a range of cocktails from the bar in the theatre. Set on the ground floor, Speedboat Bar offers a taste of Bangkok’s late-night canteens. Watch as the team cook Thai-Chinese dishes, setting woks ablaze in the open kitchen, and embrace the lively atmosphere with a game of shuffleboard and signature cocktails while you wait for your food.

 

Whether lunch or dinner with friends is on the cards, White City House is home to club spaces, restaurants, and bars suited to all occasions. Stop by the ground floor after a workout for nutritious bowls that you can customise to suit your goals, visit the ninth-floor club for a mid-day reset in one of the armchairs with one of your favourite dishes from the club menu, or invite friends to dinner in the restaurant or terrace for Mediterranean flavours and sweeping city views. 

 

One of our founding London clubs, High Road House is the ideal spot for relaxed lunches and dinners that continue with drinks long after the last course is served. Situated on the main thoroughfare in the neighbourhood of Chiswick, the ground floor features the Brasserie – home to a spacious terrace suited to enjoying House Tonics in the sunshine, with European dishes served from morning until late. Upstairs, the members’ space serves coffee by day and cocktails by night. During the winter months, it’s the perfect place to unwind by the fire with British classics throughout the week, brunch on the weekend, or a traditional Sunday roast. 

 

Cross the river and take a trip to Little House Balham, our only Soho House in south London, located opposite Hildreth Street Market – a hub in the neighbourhood lined with coffee shops, bakeries, and flower markets. Central to the House is the horseshoe bar, surrounded by stools and lounge seating for drinks with friends. Throughout the year, members can enjoy our ‘Around the world’ concept in the restaurant, which spotlights specialities from our global Houses everywhere from Hong Kong to Chicago. Every Sunday, the House serves traditional British roasts in the restaurant or outside on the front terrace, overlooking Bedford Hill.