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The Wellington Club
Knightsbridge, London
020 7823 8211
Private Clubs
Knightsbridge
About The Wellington Club
Taken over and completely renovated by Jake Pananyiotou, this club is the new Met Bar in terms of late-night hanging out for the A and B list celebrities wanting to have fun. The restaurant boasts a historical hand-carved ceiling, mushroom leather chairs and wooden dining tables. Damian Hirst has donated a large amount of paintings for the lounge bar and DJ Pete Tong designed the sound system. Catering for private parties of up to 70 guests is available upon request.
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1 out of 10 stars
Great expectations, Great disappointment: Food decorations from the nursery down the road. Portions to feed a kitten. Zero atmosphere, and no sign of exclusivity....not even a red candle just to give our table the faintest Xmasy allure. Altogether very zealous service. Just as well because the freezing cold draughts would have made our party the perfect guinea pigs for a hibernation experiment, had we not left soon enough. Yes, admittedly, the premises were cold to say the least, and no customers took their coats off in the dining lounge. To our great disappointment for having spent time in dressing up!! Not to mention the minimum spend of £500 to sit in the dancing room, which we had not been informed about even if pre booked. We cut our evening short in order to save some candle lights that the staff kept replenishing on our table as a source of heating. We appreciated the minimalist and eco-friendly attitude to climate change due to heating fumes, but were not happy to have our complaints ridiculed and rudely dismissed.