99 Regent Street Table Prices: Minimum Spends from £600

Last updated: 6 October 2026

Table minimums at 99 Regent Street start from £600. That is the number people want first, so here it is — followed by what it actually means, what moves it, and whether a table is the right call for your group at all.

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 £600 and then buying drinks on top — what you order comes out of it.

To be completely clear, because this confuses people more than any other part of club pricing: if your group of eight spends £640 on champagne and spirits, you have met the minimum and you owe £640. There is nothing else to pay.

Why £600 Is Reasonable Here

For an upscale Mayfair room with two floors and this address, £600 opens the door to groups that would otherwise be priced out. Across eight people that is £75 a head before anyone has decided what they are drinking — in the territory of what a busy-night door charge plus a few rounds costs anyway.

What Moves It Above the Minimum

The night, mostly — Saturdays sit above Wednesdays. Then group size, because more people means a bigger table. Then position: the booths at the DJ end carry more than the wall banquettes further back.

What the venue actually has free on your specific date matters more than any price list, which is why we quote against your date and numbers rather than publishing a grid that would be wrong half the time.

Choosing Your Floor

This is the decision specific to 99. Upstairs is hip hop and open format; downstairs is house. Your table sits on one of them, and on a weekend people move between.

Base the group where its centre of gravity is and let people drift. If your group is genuinely split, that is an argument for 99 over a single-room club rather than a problem to solve — but book the floor most of you want.

Midweek Changes the Maths

Wednesday and Thursday only one floor runs. If you are booking midweek, check which. A table downstairs is not an option on a night the house room is closed, and finding that out when you arrive is a bad way to start.

Midweek is also the easier night to get a good table at short notice, which is worth knowing if your date is flexible.

What the Table Includes

A private table on your chosen floor, premium bottle service, a host for the night, and entry for your group. Price that last one in — on a busy Saturday where the door charge runs toward £50, entry for eight is a meaningful chunk of the minimum before you have bought a drink.

Reaching the Minimum

Six to eight people over a five-hour night reach £600 without consciously chasing it, particularly once champagne is involved. If your group is smaller or drinks less, say so — we would rather put you on a realistic table or point you at the guestlist than book something you spend the evening watching the tab on.

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 — the standard in this market is that the venue bills you for what you drink and nothing else.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much is a table at 99 Regent Street?

Minimum spends start from £600, rising with the night, the group size and the position of the table.

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.

Does a table include entry?

Yes, for your group, along with bottle service and a host for the night.

Can I book a table on the house floor midweek?

Only one floor runs on Wednesday and Thursday. Ask us which before you book a midweek date.

Do you charge a booking fee?

No. There is no fee and no commission — the venue bills you directly.

Thinking about a night at 99 Regent Street? 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.