Dining
London
Tables at the rooms people ask us for.
Amazónico
Amber jungle light, a live singer, and an open kitchen roasting whole pineapples.
Bacchanalia
Gilded statues, marble halls, and a Greco-Roman feast turned theatre.
Bagatelle
A dark, candlelit backbar, brass sconces, and the party spirit of the French Riviera.
Bar des Pres
Oxblood panelling, brass fixtures and a leopard-print floor under refined French Japanese plates.
COYA
Ceviche and pisco cocktails under Latin rhythms, dinner sliding into a night out.
Hakkasan
A dim, dramatic room by Christian Liaigre, built for serious Cantonese cooking.
Inca
Singers, dancers and acrobats circle your table between courses of Nikkei-inspired South American food.
Lucky Cat Bishopsgate
360-degree London views from floor 60, robata grill smoke and late-night cocktails.
Lucky Cat Mayfair
Dark, smoky, and warm, glazed ceramics catching amber light over a robata grill.
Mandrake
Candlelit corridors, jewel-toned velvet and a hushed boutique hotel hideaway in Fitzrovia.
Meraki
Whole fish carved tableside and sharing mezze, from the family behind Zuma and Coya.
Novikov
Two restaurants and a lounge bar under one roof, wood-fired oven, open kitchen.
Pirana
A gold-lit, laughing crowd over Nikkei plates, with a live DJ every night.
Sexy Fish
Amber light over a glowing bar, a coral reef tank, Japanese-inspired plates.
Sketch
Bee-hive bathrooms, violin at afternoon tea, and a building full of art.
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.