
TABU LONDON IS NOW RUMOUR: BOOK A TABLE AT RUMOUR
Tabu is now Rumour. Book a table at Rumour or another open club.
Tabu is now Rumour, at the same Dover Street address.
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Tabu is now Rumour. These clubs are open and we book tables at all of them.
Tape London
Mayfair, Hanover Square
One of Mayfair's hardest doors, with hip hop, RnB and Afrobeats until late.
Dear Darling
St. James's, Jermyn Street
House upstairs and open format downstairs, in an opulent setting.
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TABU IS NOW RUMOUR
Tabu London is now Rumour. The club at 1 Dover Street in Mayfair trades under the Rumour name, so we no longer book tables under the Tabu name: book a table at Rumour instead.
Rumour is a new club, not Tabu with a new sign, so Tabu's theme, nights, music, table prices should not be assumed to carry over. As of October 2026, Rumour is an intimate room of around 200 people playing open format (hip hop, RnB and house), Wednesday to Saturday. The Rumour table booking page has the current details.
OTHER OPEN CLUBS NEARBY
➤ Tape London: on Hanover Square, one of Mayfair's hardest doors, with hip hop, RnB and Afrobeats until 3:45am.
➤ Maddox: a sleek, table-led Mayfair room on Mill Street mixing hip hop and house.
➤ Dear Darling: on Jermyn Street, with house upstairs and open format downstairs in an opulent room.
Request a table at any of them with the form above, or browse every club we book.
WHAT TABU WAS
When it traded as Tabu, the club was known for a Japanese, Tokyo-inspired interior with LED street signs and theatrical bottle shows, and for hip hop and RnB. Those details describe Tabu, not Rumour.
For the background, read our guide to the change from Tabu to Rumour and the Rumour review.
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