Champagne bottle service at a London Mayfair nightclub

Pricing · 4 min read· Updated October 2026

How Much Does Bottle Service Cost in London? The Real 2026 Price Guide

The real cost of bottle service at every major London club, broken down by venue, night of the week, and group size. No vague 'contact us for pricing': actual numbers.

If you've ever searched for bottle service prices in London and been met with "contact us for a quote," you're not alone. Most promoter sites deliberately hide pricing because it lets them mark things up. We think that's nonsense. Here are the actual numbers.

The Quick Answer: What Does Bottle Service Cost in London?

At most of London's Mayfair clubs, bottle service starts from £1,000 minimum spend for a standard floor table. VIP tables range from £1,500 to £3,000+. Some start lower: Tape London from £750, and Cirque Le Soir, Selene and London Reign from £800.

What Does Minimum Spend Actually Mean?

This is where most first-timers get confused. The minimum spend is not an entry fee or a cover charge. It's the amount you spend on drinks at your table. If your minimum is £1,000, you order £1,000 worth of bottles. That's your drinks for the night: spirits, champagne, or a mix. For the full picture, see how London club minimum spend works.

Mixers (tonic, coke, Red Bull, juices), ice, and garnishes are included in the price. You don't pay extra for them. Your personal waitress helps you choose bottles that hit your minimum without going significantly over.

Bottle Prices at London Clubs

Individual bottle prices vary slightly between venues, but here's a realistic range for Mayfair clubs:

  • Premium Vodka (Grey Goose, Belvedere, Cîroc): £300 to £500
  • Whisky/Cognac (Hennessy, Jack Daniels, Johnnie Walker): £300 to £500
  • Tequila (Don Julio, Patrón): £300 to £450
  • Gin (Hendrick's, Tanqueray): £280 to £400
  • Moët & Chandon: £350 to £450
  • Veuve Clicquot: £400 to £500
  • Dom Perignon: £600 to £900
  • Ace of Spades (Armand de Brignac): £800 to £1,500+

For whether to build your table around champagne or spirits, see champagne vs spirits on a London bottle menu.

Cost Per Person: The Real Maths

This is the number that actually matters. Here's how bottle service breaks down per person at a £1,000 minimum:

  • Group of 4: £250 per person
  • Group of 6: £167 per person
  • Group of 8: £125 per person
  • Group of 10: £100 per person

For context, buying individual drinks at a Mayfair bar costs £15 to £20 each. Over a full night (8 to 10 drinks), you'd spend £120 to £200 per person standing at the bar. Bottle service at £125 per person (group of 8) gives you a table, personal service, priority entry, and no queuing, for roughly the same money. Whether that trade makes sense for your group depends on numbers and occasion; our guide to whether bottle service in London is worth it walks through when it pays off and when the bar is the better call.

How Prices Vary by Night

The night of the week significantly affects pricing:

  • Tuesday to Wednesday: Lowest minimums. Some venues drop to £800 or offer reduced VIP pricing.
  • Thursday: Midweek sweet spot. Standard minimums but occasionally discounted.
  • Friday: Full pricing at most venues. Strong demand.
  • Saturday: Peak pricing. Some venues increase minimums by 20 to 50% on Saturdays for premium positions.

Venue-by-Venue Price Comparison

Here's every venue we work with, ranked by starting price:

What About Tips?

Tipping your waitress is appreciated but not mandatory at London clubs. If you've had great service, 10 to 15% is generous. Some venues add a discretionary service charge; ask when you book so there are no surprises.

The Bottom Line

Bottle service in London costs £600 to £3,000+ per table depending on the venue, night, and table position. Per person, it works out to £100 to £250. The sweet spot is a group of 6 to 8 at a £1,000 minimum: you get the full VIP experience for roughly the same cost as buying rounds at the bar all night, but with a table, personal service, and no queues.

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Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does bottle service cost in London on average?

The average minimum spend for bottle service in London is £1,000 for a standard floor table. VIP tables range from £1,500 to £3,000+. Per person, expect to spend £125-£250 depending on your group size and the venue.

What is the cheapest bottle service in London?

The lowest starting minimum among the clubs we book is at 99 Regent Street (formerly Cuckoo Club), with tables from £600. Tape London starts from £750, Cirque Le Soir from £800, and venues like Maddox from £1,000 minimum spend. Weeknight tables (Tuesday to Thursday) often have lower minimums than weekend tables.

Are there hidden fees with London bottle service?

Most London clubs do not add a service charge to bottle service, but it's worth confirming when you book. The minimum spend covers your bottles and mixers. Entry is included with your table booking. Tips for your waitress are appreciated but not mandatory.

How much is a bottle of vodka at a London club?

A bottle of premium vodka (Grey Goose, Belvedere, Cîroc) at a London club typically costs £300-£500. Super-premium options can reach £600+. Champagne ranges from £400 for Moët to £2,000+ for Dom Perignon or Ace of Spades.

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