77 London Table Prices: Minimum Spends from £700

Last updated: 6 October 2026
Table minimums at 77 start from £700. Here is what that actually means, what moves it, and the thing that makes tables work differently at this venue than at most.
What a Minimum Spend Is
It is what your group spends across the bar over the night, not a fee for the table. You are not paying £700 and then buying drinks on top — what you order comes out of it. Spend £740 and you owe £740. There is nothing else to pay.
A Table Is Optional Here
Worth saying, because it is not true at every venue we book: entry at 77 is ticketed and open to men and women, so nobody needs a table to get in. A mixed or all-male group can buy entry like anyone else.
That makes the £700 a straightforward comparison rather than a disguised entry fee. You are weighing it against paying the door and standing — so the question is simply whether a base, bottle service and a host are worth it for your group, not whether you have a choice.
What Moves It Above the Minimum
Three things, and at 77 one of them dominates. The night — Saturdays above Fridays. The group size — more people, bigger table, higher figure. And the lineup, which matters more here than almost anywhere we book.
77 programmes house and techno names that usually play much bigger rooms. On those dates the room sells out and the minimums move accordingly. A regular Friday and a Saturday with an international headline are different commercial propositions.
What the Table Includes
A private table in the room, premium bottle service, a host for the night, and entry for your whole group. That last item is worth more here than at most venues for the reason above.
Reaching £700
Six to eight people over a five-hour night get there without consciously chasing it, particularly once champagne or premium spirits are involved. If your group is smaller or lighter-drinking, tell us — we would rather put you on a realistic table than book something you spend the evening watching the tab on.
Where to Sit
The room runs toward a central DJ booth with seating banked down both sides, so position is really about how close to the booth you want to be. Closer is louder and busier; further back gives you somewhere to actually talk between records.
This is a room where people stand rather than sit all night, so think of the table as a base rather than where you will spend the evening. Say which you would rather have and we will ask for it.
Only Two Nights
Friday and Saturday. Tables concentrate into those two dates and go earlier than at venues with a longer week. For a specific date with a name on the bill, ask well ahead.
What You Are Not Paying For
No booking fee, no commission on your bill, no charge for the host or the included entry. We are paid by the venues, not by you. If anyone quotes you a separate arrangement fee for a London club table, question it.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is a table at 77 London?
Minimum spends start from £700, moving with the night, the group size and who is playing.
Is the minimum spend on top of drinks?
No. It is the amount you spend at the bar; what you order comes out of it.
Do men need a table to get into 77?
No. Entry is ticketed and open to men and women; a table is optional.
Does a table include entry?
Yes, for the whole group, along with bottle service and a host for the night.
Do you charge a booking fee?
No. There is no fee and no commission — the venue bills you directly.
Thinking about a night at 77? Tell us the date and your group size and we will arrange the table or the guestlist. message us on WhatsApp and we will take it from there.
Marco F.Nightlife Editor
London nightlife specialist and VIP concierge with over 5 years helping guests experience Mayfair's best clubs. Marco has personally visited every venue we cover and works directly with club management to secure the best tables and guestlist spots.