99 Regent Street (formerly Cuckoo Club) Bottle Service Explained

Bottle service at 99 Regent Street (formerly Cuckoo Club) starts from a £600 minimum spend per table, as of October 2026, and the £600 is spent on drinks rather than charged as a fee on top. The table also covers entry for your whole group, so it is the most straightforward way in for six to eight people arriving together. The minimum rises with the night, the size of the group and the position of the table, and VIP and larger tables are priced on request. Below is what the minimum buys, how it splits across a group, which of the two floors to ask for and what the door expects.

What a Table at 99 Regent Street Includes

A table booked through us at 99 Regent Street comes with:

• Entry for the whole group. Everyone on the booking goes in on the table, with no door charge on top.
• A reserved table. Most tables sit in the upstairs main room.
• Table service through the night. Bottles and mixers are brought to the table rather than bought in rounds at the bar.
• Premium spirits or champagne with mixers. Everything the table orders counts towards the minimum spend.

The important word is minimum. The £600 is a spending target for the table, not a cover charge: it goes on the bottles your group chooses, and the table and the entry come with it. Our explainer on how club minimum spend works covers the mechanics in more depth, and before you commit we confirm the minimum and the night's terms, so the total is known before anyone arrives.

How £600 Splits Across a Group

Because the table includes entry, the fair comparison is with paying on the door. Guestlist entry at 99 Regent Street runs from free to about £50 a head, depending on the night and your arrival time, and drinks come on top of that. Here is the starting minimum set against guestlist entry for the same group:

The guestlist column buys entry only; the table column buys entry, a reserved table and the drinks. At eight people, £75 a head covers all three, against up to about £50 a head for entry alone on a busy guestlist night, which is why a starting table makes most sense for groups of six to eight. Bigger groups and weekend nights move the minimum up, so treat these figures as the starting point rather than the quote for your night. To settle the money before anyone leaves home, our guide to splitting a club table bill turns the minimum into a fixed share for each person.

Which Floor to Book: Upstairs or Downstairs

99 Regent Street runs over two floors of around 200 each, joined by a staircase, with dark panelling, warm low lighting, banquette seating and a long bar. The floor shapes the night as much as the table does.

The night matters too. Both floors run on Friday and Saturday; on Wednesday and Thursday one floor opens, so ask which one when you book a midweek table. Because the minimum rises with the night, Wednesday and Thursday are the lower-cost way in, while Friday and Saturday give the group both rooms and the staircase between them.

Bottle Presentation and Sparklers

If the table is marking an occasion, say so when you book. Bottle presentation and sparklers can be requested with the booking, and we confirm what can be arranged on your night before you go rather than leaving it to chance at the table. The same applies to a particular champagne or spirit: name it at booking and we check it against the night's menu, so the bottle you want is part of the plan rather than a surprise on the bill.

For planning quantities against the minimum, our guide to how many bottles a club table needs works through bottles by group size, which helps you judge how far £600 will go for your group.

The Door: 19+, Photo ID and an Elegant Dress Code

A table does not change the door policy. 99 Regent Street is 19+ with physical photo ID, a year older than most London doors. UK law already makes it illegal to sell alcohol to anyone under 18, as gov.uk's guidance on alcohol and young people sets out, and this door draws its own line a year above that. Everyone on the booking needs a passport or driving licence with them, not a picture of one on a phone.

The dress code is elegant and enforced: no sportswear, running trainers, shorts, caps or fancy dress. Clean, minimal trainers are at the door's discretion, and black is the safe choice. The club is at 99 Regent Street, London W1B 4EZ, at the Piccadilly Circus end of Regent Street, with the entrance on Swallow Street, the old Cuckoo Club entrance. Piccadilly Circus station is two minutes away. It opens Wednesday to Saturday, 11pm to 4am; arrive together and give the booking name at the door.

The Same Address, a New Name

The address has been a nightlife venue since 1954, when Al Burnett's Stork Club drew guests from Harold Macmillan to Frank Sinatra and Elizabeth Taylor. It then spent the best part of two decades as the Cuckoo Club. In October 2026 the Cuckoo founders reunited on the same floor with a new concept as 99 Regent Street, and the Cuckoo Club name is no longer used, so tables are booked under the new name. The venue has a membership whose details are not published; you do not need one, because we book tables and guestlist for non-members.

Comparing It With Rumour

If your group includes an 18 year old, or wants one intimate room built around booths rather than two floors, Rumour (formerly Tabu) on Dover Street is the alternative, a short walk away: booths from £1,000 minimum spend, 18+, with a strict no-photography policy. See how bottle service works at Rumour.

How to Book a Table at 99 Regent Street

1. Send us your date, group size and any occasion.
2. We confirm the minimum for your night, the floor and table position, and the night's terms before you commit.
3. Your names go to the door. Arrive together with photo ID and give the booking name at the Swallow Street entrance.

Booking through us is free to you: the minimum is spent on drinks at the table, with nothing added for the booking. The table options are laid out on our 99 Regent Street table booking page, and the 99 Regent Street club guide covers the rooms, the music and the hours. Halloween 2026 falls on Saturday 31 October and New Year's Eve on Thursday 31 December. Both sit inside the Wednesday to Saturday schedule, no events have been announced for either night, and tables for both are worth booking early.

Tell us your date and group size on WhatsApp and we will come back with the minimum for your night, the floor and the table position, so the cost is fixed before the group sets off.