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Tabu London Table Prices & VIP Bottle Service

Japanese-inspired underground clubbing in Mayfair

Tabu London brings a Japanese underground aesthetic to Mayfair with a dark, moody interior, hip-hop-heavy music policy, and an atmosphere that feels like Tokyo's late-night scene transplanted into central London. It's intimate, stylish, and different from the typical Mayfair offering.

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Tabu London Minimum Spend & Table Prices

Floor Table

From £1,000

Minimum spend per table. Standard tables on the main floor with full table service.

VIP Table

From £2,000

Minimum spend per table. Premium positions with the best views and enhanced service.

Prices are starting minimums and vary by night of the week, group size, and special events. The minimum spend is not an entry fee — it's the amount you spend on drinks (premium spirits, champagne, or both) at your table.

What's Included with Your Table at Tabu London

Priority entry for your group
Reserved table in an intimate setting
Personal table service
Premium spirits or champagne
Mixers, ice, and garnishes
An atmosphere you won't find anywhere else in Mayfair

What to Expect at Tabu London

Tabu is what happens when someone takes the best elements of Tokyo's underground nightlife and drops them into Mayfair. The venue is deliberately dark with Japanese-inspired design touches — think low lighting, rich textures, and an aesthetic that's more Shibuya than Swallow Street. The music policy is firmly hip-hop and RnB, with DJs who lean into the harder, more underground end of the spectrum rather than the commercial top-40 approach. The crowd tends to be younger, fashion-forward, and more diverse than some of the older Mayfair establishments. It's attracted a loyal following since opening and has quickly become one of the go-to spots for anyone who wants Mayfair bottle service without the traditional Mayfair stuffiness. The venue is relatively compact which keeps the atmosphere intense and the energy high. If you've been to the big Mayfair clubs and found them a bit safe or predictable, Tabu is designed to be the antidote.

Known For

• Japanese underground-inspired interior
• Strong hip-hop and RnB music policy
• Fashion-forward crowd
• Dark, moody atmosphere

Best For

Hip-hop fans who want bottle service in Mayfair without the traditional Mayfair vibe. Groups who value aesthetics, good music, and an atmosphere that's more underground than upscale.

Inside Tabu London

Tabu London — Essential Details

Music Policy

Hip-Hop, RnB, UK Rap, Drill, Afrobeats

Dress Code

Smart and fashion-forward. Tabu is more relaxed than traditional Mayfair clubs but still expects effort. Smart trainers may be accepted depending on the overall outfit. No sportswear or casual wear.

Opening Nights

Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday

Opening Hours

10:00 PM – 3:00 AM

Location

35 Albemarle Street, Mayfair, London W1S 4JE (Mayfair)

Atmosphere

Dark, intimate, and stylish. The Japanese-inspired design creates a unique backdrop that makes Tabu feel completely separate from the standard Mayfair club circuit.

Capacity

Approximately 200

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Tabu London — Frequently Asked Questions

How much is a table at Tabu London?

Tables at Tabu London start from £1,000 minimum spend for a floor table. VIP tables start from £2,000. For a newer venue, the pricing is competitive with established Mayfair clubs.

What type of music does Tabu play?

Tabu focuses on hip-hop, RnB, UK rap, drill, and Afrobeats. The music policy leans more underground than commercial — expect deep cuts alongside the big tracks. If you're after house music, look at Maddox instead.

What nights is Tabu London open?

Tabu is open Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights. All three nights maintain a strong atmosphere thanks to the intimate size of the venue.

What's the dress code at Tabu?

Smart and fashion-forward. Tabu is slightly more relaxed than traditional Mayfair clubs — smart trainers can work if the overall outfit is on point. But no sportswear, no casual gear, and no flip-flops.

What's the Japanese theme about?

Tabu's interior design draws inspiration from Japanese underground nightlife — dark lighting, Japanese aesthetic elements, and a moody atmosphere reminiscent of Tokyo's late-night scene. It's a design concept rather than a themed venue.