Supperclub

In September I organised my sister and her boyfriends birthday at SupperClub London. I was constantly liaising with the reservation staff predominately a lady called Eni. I can categorically say on behalf of all my friends and family- there was approx 60 of us who went for the birthday- we had an awesome time!!! The staff was so accommodating and helpful throughout the organisation and on the night!! We as a whole couldn't have thought of a better place to celebrate!!!Eni was an amazing lady who helped organise the whole event although I never got to see on the night. The food was spectacular as was the entertainment and then music afterwards!! I would def recommend SupperClub to anyone whether is a night out or a birthday!! Cant wait to come back here again!!Thanks SupperClub

This club is by far the WORST club in London I've ever been. I went there for the first time to see a particular DJ, and I have been shocked by the population and the dirtiness place.Young population that are all stoned, all girls are going into toilets by two finishing by sniffing over and over as they were proud to show what they have been taking in the toilets.The barman was particularly waisted, he could not understand any order, and when giving him my credit card he gave it to someone else back.Impossible to enjoy the music in the dance hall, everyone is pushing, spilling drinks on each other, absolutely no respect.I came to hear my favorite DJ, I had to leave because this place was impossible to stay.Please AVOID if you want to spend a good night with people who know how to party correctly.

Ritzy's for the Chelsea Crowd. If you want public schoolboys with their tops off trying to punch each other or hen parties badly dressed in Laura Ashley then this is your place! Food was ok at best. Shame because the interior deserves better!

Underwhelming when compared to any expectations of the original establishment. It has the staple supperclub ingredients: beds to lounge on, quirky back-club room with 'different vibe', good pounding, non- mainstream tunes.BUT it feels like the concept has been transformed into a student-level of quality: sticky floor, prevailing smell of (spilled) alcohol everywhere, grimy 'bed areas' and just general mess every corner you take.The 'valentines' night we stumbled in on may not have been the best representation of the place, despite making our way in for £10 rather than the usual £20 (it was 2am)BEST PART was the music. Non-mainstream, heady mix of Dutch/euro techno and Balaeric influencesWith a good DJ, a solid clean up then I'd consider returning and maybe even pay the full 20 if we were in it for the long run

Food: good but why do you have to serve fish, with bones, while dining on beds? although tasty its a bad idea.Music: Okay. Service: okay. Drinks: overpriced. Atmosphere: okay throughout dinner but filled with prowling late 30s guys later in the night. Show: okay. Decor: okay borderline flimsy. Location: not easy. Overall: barely gets a 2.5 star rating.

Everything was horrific about this place.From booking process, the organisation, the food, the service, not to mention the waitress asking for a tip on top of the service charge.I am all for new concepts or ideas, but this is very badly executed.

Brilliant night

We went last night for gay bingo night. Must say I'm not crazy about the idea of eating on a bed but the food was very good. The entertainment was amazing. The waitresses were just so lovely, very attentive.