The Book Club, Ground Floor
100-106 Leonard Street, London, EC2A 4RH -
From
£4620 min spend
Up to
200 guests
Offers
catering
Two spacious floors of a former Victorian warehouse on Leonard Street have been kitted out for daytime eating, drinking, thinking & meeting. The interior blends the raw, pared-down character of the factory building with layers of bespoke furniture, mosaics and graphic lighting features, as well as the constantly evolving exhibitions that adorn the walls. Its open, airy, drowning in natural light and the perfect environment for meetings, lunches, an afternoon cocktail or a quick game of ping pong!
At night, The Book Club offers a cultural revolution to the East End’s social scene turning the conventional arts institution on its head, fusing boozing with brain power every night of the week through our thought provoking program of Superculture events. At the weekend we step it up a notch with clubs nights from local and national promoters featuring DJs such as Scroobius Pip, Roots Manuva, DJ EZ, Craig Charles and Norman Jay.
The ground floor is an airy, open-plan Victorian warehouse conversion with a dedicated ping pong room and plenty of space for 200 to eat, drink and socialise. By day, the space serves as a home-from-home for local creatives often tapping away at their laptops with freshly ground Volcano coffee flowing from the highly trained Baristas.
By night, Our resident DJs will keep you partying till late whilst you eat, drink & ping pong your way into the wee hours.
Capacity & layout
Standing
up to 200
Theatre
up to 80
Boardroom
up to 25
Classroom
up to 40
Pricing
& opening hours
Weekly schedule
monday
0:00 - 24:00
tuesday
0:00 - 24:00
wednesday
0:00 - 24:00
thursday
0:00 - 24:00
friday
0:00 - 24:00
saturday
0:00 - 24:00
sunday
0:00 - 24:00
Price type: Minimum spend/day
from £4620 minimum spend/day
from £4620 minimum spend/day
from £4620 minimum spend/day
from £4620 minimum spend/day
from £4620 minimum spend/day
from £4620 minimum spend/day
from £4620 minimum spend/day
Catering & drinks
Refreshments
Alcohol
Amenities
Tea
Cloakroom
Air conditioning
Audio & visual
Whiteboards
WiFi
Space rules
Cancellation policy
January – November Bookings If a booking is cancelled (by registered post or email only) • 2 months in advance of the Access Time, we will refund 90% of the deposit. • More than 1 month in advance of the Access Time, but less than 2 months, any deposit paid will not be refunded. • Less than 1 month in advance up until the Access Time, any deposit paid will not be refunded and we will issue an invoice for immediate payment of the contracted balance. December Bookings If a booking is cancelled (by registered post or email only): • More than 4 months in advance of the Access Time, we will refund 90% of the deposit. • More than 3 months in advance of the Access Time, but less than 2 months, any deposit paid will not be refunded. • Less than 2 months in advance up until the Access Time, any deposit paid will not be refunded and we will issue an invoice for immediate payment of the contracted balance.
Location
Reviews
Marie-Hannah Wilson
December 2024I've visited this venue several times before and always had a great experience. Unfortunately, last night was completely different, and the vibe was ruined by the bouncers’ unprofessional and disrespectful behavior. I had purchased two separate tickets at different times—one for myself and one for my friend. Since I was running late and it was raining, I sent my friend his ticket so he could go in ahead of me. However, the bouncers refused to let him enter, claiming they don't allow "single entry." This rule was not mentioned anywhere on the ticket or the venue's website, which made it seem like an arbitrary excuse. When I arrived, we got in line together, but one of the bouncers singled out my friend and said he wouldn't be allowed entry, offering no explanation. I tried to ask why, but the bouncer ignored me entirely. At the ID check, the second bouncer claimed it was because my friend had tried to enter earlier and was told to wait for me. This made no sense, as we were now together. Despite having his ticket with his name matching his ID, they still refused to let him in. What made this even worse was that my friend is really chill and non-confrontational—there was no reason for them to think he’d cause any trouble. It felt like they were just being difficult for no reason, which was beyond frustrating. It wasn’t until I made a scene that they reluctantly let him in. By then, the mood was ruined, and it took a while for him to feel comfortable. The whole reason we came was for his pre-birthday celebration, so this made it even more disappointing.
