Mayfair Night Out Itinerary — Plan the Perfect Evening

8:30pm — Cocktails in Berkeley Square area

Start with drinks near Berkeley Street. You're close to both your main venues. Keep it to two cocktails — the night is long.

11:00pm — Funky Buddha or TABU London

Both are hip-hop and R&B focused and within walking distance of each other on Berkeley Street. Funky Buddha is intimate and legendary; TABU is newer and fashion-forward. Pick based on your mood — or try both if the night allows.

1:00am — Late night at Tape London (if you can get in)

Tape is the ultimate late-night destination, but entry is extremely selective. You'll need a table or a strong promoter connection. If Tape isn't an option, stay at your first venue until close.

8:00pm — Dinner near Piccadilly or Soho

Eat somewhere between Mayfair and Soho. You'll be heading toward the entertainment venues later, so position yourself accordingly.

10:30pm — Cirque Le Soir or Reign London

Cirque offers circus-themed entertainment with performers, fire-eaters, and theatrical surprises. Reign is a large-format venue with live performers and dramatic production. Both deliver spectacle beyond a standard club night.

1:00am — The Box if you're feeling bold

The Box takes entertainment to another level entirely — provocative, boundary-pushing cabaret that you won't forget. Not for everyone. Book through a promoter and dress with creative flair. The door curates by look and energy.

8:00pm — Cocktails at Dear Darling

Start at Dear Darling for impeccably crafted cocktails in a refined setting. The bar atmosphere is conversational and elegant — the perfect warm-up for a sophisticated evening.

10:00pm — Dinner and club at Maddox

Maddox operates as a restaurant upstairs and a club in the basement. Book dinner and then transition downstairs as the DJ takes over. The dinner-to-dance flow is seamless. House music sets the soundtrack.

12:30am — Scotch of St James or Selene London

For a late-night change of scene, Scotch of St James offers a members-club intimacy with a loyal crowd. Selene is newer, elegant, and welcoming. Both are within walking distance of Maddox on the Dover Street strip.

9:00pm — Pre-drinks near Regent Street

Gather the group at a bar near Piccadilly Circus or Regent Street. Get everyone together before heading to the main venue. Large groups are easier to manage when you arrive as one unit.

11:00pm — Cuckoo Club (both floors)

Cuckoo Club is ideal for groups. Two distinct floors mean variety — the main room is high-energy, the Garden room below is more intimate. The door is accessible, the guestlist is reliable, and the space can handle larger parties. For big groups, consider a table through London Bottle Service to guarantee everyone gets in.

1:30am — Late-night options

If the group wants to keep going, Reign London has the space for large groups late at night. Or split up — half to Reign, half to Cirque Le Soir — and compare notes tomorrow.

7:30pm — Cocktails at Dear Darling

Dear Darling is the ideal date night opening. Intimate, beautifully designed, and the cocktails are among the best in Mayfair. Sit at the bar or grab a corner table. The atmosphere encourages conversation.

9:00pm — Dinner at Maddox

Walk a few minutes to Maddox for dinner in their restaurant. The food is excellent and the setting is sleek without being cold. Book a table with a view of the room. Take your time — there's no rush.

11:30pm — Dancing downstairs at Maddox

After dinner, head downstairs where the club is in full swing. House music, a well-dressed crowd, and you're already inside — no queue, no door stress. Dance until you're ready to call it a night.