ITZEL LONDON TABLE BOOKING

ITZEL LONDON TABLES

Itzel is the new club at 15 Berkeley Street, open in the space Funky Buddha held for years and Luxx before that. It is a three-room venue holding around 500 people, and the rooms are genuinely different from each other rather than variations on one theme — which is the single most useful thing to know before you book.

Three rooms, one night

The Main Room is the hip hop and eclectic floor, with residents alongside international headliners and guest selectors, and the programming is read to the crowd rather than locked to a format. The Moon Room is house-led and a slower build, lit by a backlit moon and blue arches. The Taqueria is the third space — Casa de Itzel — serving Mexican food into the night, which in practice means your group can eat without leaving the venue.

For a table booking this matters because you are not committing your whole night to one sound. Groups that split across tastes tend to struggle in a single-room club; here they do not have to agree.

What a table includes

A table at Itzel gets you a private table in the room of your choice, premium bottle service, a host looking after the group for the night, and entry for your party — the reservation covers the door, so nobody in your group is queuing on Berkeley Street.

Minimum spend

Minimum spends start from £600, which is lower than most Mayfair rooms of this size and makes Itzel a realistic table booking for a group of six or eight rather than only for big-budget nights. That figure is spend across the bar, not a fee for the table, and our side costs you nothing — the venue bills you directly with no booking fee and no commission.

Where you land above the minimum depends on the night, your group size and which room you want. Larger groups and prime weekend positions carry higher spends. Send us the date and numbers and we will come back with what is actually available rather than a generic price list.

Nights and times

Itzel is open Thursday, Friday and Saturday, 11pm until 3:30am. Fridays and Saturdays are the busiest and go first; Thursday is the better night if you want a table at short notice or prefer the room before it is at its fullest.

Dress code and entry

The dress code is "elegance with edge" — dressed-up but with room for personality, rather than a strict blazer-and-shoes rule. No sportswear, hoodies, shorts or activewear. Entry is strictly 18+ and physical photographic ID is required; digital copies are not accepted at the door.

Booking a table

Send us the date, your group size, which room you are leaning towards and the occasion, and we will arrange the table, the host and the entry. Birthdays and celebrations are worth flagging when you ask rather than on the night.