The Cuckoo Club Tables and FAQ: Now 99 Regent Street

The Cuckoo Club is now 99 Regent Street. The club on Swallow Street, just off Regent Street near Piccadilly Circus, now trades under a new name, and the Cuckoo Club name is no longer used. We book 99 Regent Street: its table prices, dress code and opening hours are on the 99 Regent Street booking page.

What changed at The Cuckoo Club

Known: the venue formerly called The Cuckoo Club, on Swallow Street, London W1B, now trades as 99 Regent Street. The nearest tube is Piccadilly Circus.
99 Regent Street's own terms: table minimums, guestlist terms, music and opening nights are on the 99 Regent Street booking page. Figures quoted for Cuckoo Club do not carry over automatically.

Be wary of anyone still selling Cuckoo Club tables: there is no Cuckoo Club night to book.

The Cuckoo Club (history)

As The Cuckoo Club, the venue was known for its two floors, each with its own DJ and its own theme, and a young, sociable crowd. That describes the club under its old name and is kept here for reference only, not as a guide to 99 Regent Street.

Where to book a table nearby

Club	Where	Nearest tube	Music	Nights	Tables from
London Reign	Piccadilly	Piccadilly Circus	Hip-hop, RnB, commercial	Tue, Thu, Fri, Sat	£1,000
Dear Darling	Jermyn Street, St James's	Green Park	House upstairs, hip-hop downstairs	Thu to Sun	£1,000
The Box	Walker's Court, Soho	Piccadilly Circus	Cabaret, open-format	Wed to Sat	£1,500
Scotch of St James	Mason's Yard, St James's	Green Park	Open-format, until 5am	Thu, Fri, Sat	£1,000
Cirque Le Soir	Ganton Street, Carnaby	Oxford Circus	Hip-hop, RnB, performers	Mon, Wed, Fri, Sat	£1,000
Tape London	Hanover Square, Mayfair	Oxford Circus	Hip-hop, RnB, Afrobeats	Tue, Fri, Sat, Sun	£1,000

London Reign is the closest like-for-like: a big, sociable room on Piccadilly, minutes from Swallow Street. Dear Darling is the nearest two-floor night, with house music upstairs and hip-hop downstairs. The Box and Cirque Le Soir suit a group that wants performance as well as music.

How tables work at these clubs

A minimum spend is a bar tab, not a cover charge: you order bottles and mixers up to the amount, and service is usually added on top. The minimum rises with group size, table position and the night, and special events run higher. Our guide to VIP table prices in Mayfair explains the detail, and the London club dress code guide covers the door: every club above asks for smart and elegant dress.

Guestlists at these clubs are mostly reserved for women; mixed groups with more women than men can sometimes be placed, and all-male groups need a table. See our London nightclub guestlist guide.

Tell us the night and your group size through London nightclub bookings or get in touch, and we will send the tables available at the clubs above. The Cuckoo Club page has more on the change.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is The Cuckoo Club still open?

Not under that name. The venue formerly called The Cuckoo Club, on Swallow Street near Piccadilly Circus, now trades as 99 Regent Street.

Can I book a table at The Cuckoo Club through you?

Yes, under its new name: we book tables at 99 Regent Street, the venue formerly called Cuckoo Club, and its table prices are on our 99 Regent Street booking page. We can also arrange a table nearby, for example at London Reign on Piccadilly or Dear Darling on Jermyn Street.

How much is a table at a club near Piccadilly Circus?

At London Reign, Dear Darling and Scotch of St James tables start from a £1,000 minimum spend, and at The Box from £1,500. The minimum is spent on drinks, and it rises with group size and on special event nights.

Where is the club that used to be The Cuckoo Club?

It is on Swallow Street, London W1B, just off Regent Street. The nearest tube is Piccadilly Circus.

Can guys get into the Mayfair clubs you book?

Yes, with a table. Guestlists at the clubs we book are mostly reserved for women, and mixed groups with more women than men can sometimes be placed, but all-male groups need a table booking.

The Cuckoo Club: Now 99 Regent Street, Tables and FAQ