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O'Neill's Wardour Street, Full Venue

Location pin

33-37, Wardour Street, London, W1D 6PU - 

  • Users

    Up to
    900 guests

  • Table with chairs

    Offers
    catering

Situated in the heart of central London, a stone’s throw away from the energetic night life of Soho, the bustle of China Town and the famous Leicester Square, O’Neill’s is where the craic is. If you’re looking for craft beers to enjoy while watching the big match, signature cocktails during a rip-roaring live music set, or an American or Irish bourbon whisky while settling in for the night, then O’Neill’s is the place to be!

The venue has a 900 persons capacity with 3 floors, each floor can be hired for private functions, sport events and meetings. You name it we can deliver it! The Flamingo room on our top floor has a capacity of 400 persons and whole lot of history- once known as the Flamingo Club in 1960, the famous Georgie Fame recorded the Night Train right here. The incredible David Bowie also shot the MTV video ‘Blue Jean’ in this very building! Fully equipped with AV equipment, a stage, projector screen, HD TVs, huge bar, private toilets, cloakroom and smoking terrace.

Whether it is a small space for a drink after work, hosting a party, meeting, quiz, comedy or sporting event on whole floor, we can cater for your every need.

Situated in the heart of central London, a stone’s throw away from the energetic night life of Soho, the bustle of China Town and the famous Leicester Square, O’Neill’s is where the craic is. If you’re looking for craft beers to enjoy while watching the big match, signature cocktails during a rip-roaring live music set, or an American or Irish bourbon whisky while settling in for the night, then O’Neill’s is the place to be!

The venue has a 900 persons capacity with 3 floors, each floor can be hired for private functions, sport events and meetings. You name it we can deliver it! Each floor has its own bar and private toliets, as well as HD TV's, Projectors on 2 floors and capacities of 200pax, 300pax and 400pax standing.

Capacity & layout

Standing

Standing

up to 900

Pricing
& opening hours

Weekly schedule
  • monday

    12:00 - 24:00

  • tuesday

    12:00 - 24:00

  • wednesday

    12:00 - 24:00

  • thursday

    12:00 - 24:00

  • friday

    Closed

  • saturday

    Closed

  • sunday

    12:00 - 22:00

Amenities

Tea

Tea

Stage

Stage

Flipchart

Flipchart

Cloakroom

Cloakroom

Air conditioning

Air conditioning

Disabled access

Disabled access

Print/Scan/Copy

Print/Scan/Copy

Breakout rooms

Breakout rooms

Audio & visual

Other

2 projector screens (top floor and first floor) HD TVS every floor, Speakers every floor, AV equipment first and top floor.

Space rules

Cancellation policy

Full refund upto 2 weeks prior event, 50% refund upto 7 days prior the event.

Location

Reviews

  • Brad Halfond

    September 2024

    Had my first and only proper British Meal. Tried the Steak and Guiness pie with a puff pastry crust and peas and mashed. Steak was tender and everything was very tasty. Good cider as well.

  • Greg Jeffrey

    September 2024

    We went here for the arsenal v Tottenham game, lots of beers not great with the Cider choices unfortunately. We had the same small plates to share some of which were very tasty, we had five plates for 25 pounds which was decent value for central London. The place had a friendly atmosphere and the staff were polite and helpful. The location was very good as well. We will definitely be coming back again to watch the football, loads of TV screens around the pub

  • SOHAG AHMED

    November 2024

    Overall it was good. The price seems bit high. Service was excellent, the person serving me was very kind. Atmosphere wasn't great. The space was very confined. I had to share table with one more person which was bit awkward. Food test really good. I tried a drink, attached is a picture, totally overpriced, test like nothing and very small. Other than that i would say it's worth visiting.

  • Juan M

    October 2024

    I visited O’Neill’s on Wardour Street a few years ago and had a very bad experience. I witnessed a fight on the top floor, and later, I was nearly assaulted by a group of guys who appeared to be drunk or on drugs and looking for trouble. Despite that, I decided to give the place another chance yesterday. Unfortunately, the first red flag was that they still serve pints in plastic cups, suggesting that nothing has changed in terms of the crowd they attract. As for the location, it’s a typical pub in a very touristy area, just a minute from Piccadilly Circus. We spent most of our time on the top floor, where there was live music, which was actually quite good. The service was efficient, and we didn’t have to wait long to be served. However, the place became extremely crowded, to the point where you could barely move, and once again, security seemed insufficient, especially as the night progressed. The crowd looked more civilized this time around. Overall, nothing special to remark about this place. It’s your typical O’Neill’s pub in a central location. While the live music and service were good, the lack of adequate security, especially late at night, remains a concern.

  • Rosie La

    October 2024

    if you're in Chinatown, don't bother. The place looks nice and has a good menu but the food was overdone and tasteless, hard to chew and took 45 minutes because they were prioritizing and event upstairs and so the food was cold waiting on the pass. Staff stand around and chat instead of taking your order and it cost basically a fiver for a glass of lemonade. Loud acoustic performance of old old pop songs if that's your vibe, so loud you can't hear the person next to you so everyone's shouting.