Stringfellows
Covent Garden · London
London's most famous name in gentlemen's clubs, with a cocktail bar, live stages, VIP booths and private rooms. In 2026 it applied to Westminster Council to open a second club in Mayfair, on Dover Street.
Going out in London
Every London gentlemen's club needs a Sexual Entertainment Venue licence from its council, and those licences are hard to win, so the scene is small, regulated and stable. The polished clubs sit in Soho, Covent Garden and around Leicester Square, with later, more relaxed venues in Shoreditch and the East End. Expect an entry fee of roughly £10 to £25, a collared-shirt dress code and strict no-touching rules.
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Source: Time Out (March 2026), DesignMyNight (July 2026). Checked October 2026. Gentlemen's Atlas is independent; paid partners are always marked.
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