Bureau

Description

Bureau is a private members club set to rival the most elite establishments in London. Set in London’s West End, Bureau is located on the oldest club site in Soho and hidden away under Kingly Court.

Bureau revives the members club in the truest sense, operating a very strict members only policy. Bureau wants members to feel that the club belongs to them, giving members their choice of music and their own personal cocktail list are just some of the unique offerings. Bureau does not operate any guest lists or work with promoters. Its ethos is to bring together an eclectic mix of like minded people. When members arrive at the club they will feel as though they have escaped their every day lives and arrived at London´s best private party.

Bureau boasts a timeless, glamorous and luxurious style with classic modern furniture in a space created by Satmoko Ball architects. The rich, striking fabrics used to upholster the elegant furniture dating from the 30´s to the present, are complemented by the Swarovski Crystal Chandeliers that line the centre of the room, the dramatic Chiascuro lighting and the juxtaposition of bold graphic patterns and sensuous materials. The sumptuous interiors offer a sense of occasion whilst maintaining a hint of Soho edginess. The vaulted arches add a slightly illicit sense of intimacy to the venue, the perfect place to sip delicious cocktails.

Bureau is about offering their members exemplary service with exceptional attention to detail. Tableside mixology will be served whereby the barman will come to the member´s table to create their cocktails. Whilst members are offered table service, there is no minimum spend required. The concept of the personal cocktail menu works by each member having a personal profile on the computer system. All of the member´s favourite cocktails will be listed here, both on and off menu, the recipe will be immediately known to whichever barman is on duty.

What an amazing new concept to the members club.. hopefully more will follow this setup.