Dining
London
Tables at the rooms people ask us for.
Amazónico
Amber jungle light, a live singer, Amazonian flavours with Asian and Mediterranean touches.
Bacchanalia
A gilded, marble Greco-Roman feast, dark and theatrical, built for abundant pleasure.
Bagatelle
A dark, candlelit backbar, brass sconces, and the party spirit of the French Riviera.
Bar des Pres
Oxblood panelling, brass fixtures, a leopard-print floor under a refined French Japanese menu.
COYA
Peruvian small plates, pisco cocktails, and music that turns dinner into a night out.
Hakkasan
A dim, dramatic room in gold and blue, Cantonese plates and serious cocktails.
Inca
A South American show restaurant by the Palladium, copper light and candlelit booths.
Lucky Cat Bishopsgate
Blue-lit dining under brass pendant lights, bamboo columns, and dusk over the City skyline.
Lucky Cat Mayfair
Dark, smoky, and warm, glazed ceramics catching amber light over a robata grill.
Mandrake
Candlelit corridors and jewel-toned velvet, a hushed boutique hotel hideaway in Fitzrovia.
Meraki
Overhead mezze on marble, chargrilled meats and whole fish, warm and generous.
Novikov
Two restaurants and a lounge bar under one roof, noodle steam and live DJs.
Pirana
A gold-lit, laughing Mayfair crowd, Japanese Peruvian plates in a dark, lively room.
Sexy Fish
Amber light over a glowing bar, a coral reef tank, Japanese-inspired plates.
Sketch
Playful art against a moody, richly textured room inside a historic Mayfair building.
Questions
How do I book a table in London?
Send one request through The Door with the date, time and how many of you. The Ace of Clubs team confirms with the venue and a coordinator comes back to you on WhatsApp.
Which restaurants in London?
Amazónico, Bacchanalia, Bagatelle, Bar des Pres, COYA, Hakkasan, Inca, Lucky Cat Bishopsgate, Lucky Cat Mayfair, Mandrake, Meraki, Novikov, Pirana, Sexy Fish, Sketch.