Itzel London Table Prices: Minimum Spends from £600

Last updated: 5 October 2026

Table minimums at Itzel start from £600. That is the number people want first, so here it is up front — 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 the amount 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. You commit to spending at least that much, and what you order comes out of it.

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

Why £600 Is Low for This Room

Itzel holds around 500 people across three spaces, which puts it among the larger Mayfair venues. Rooms of that size in this postcode typically open higher. Several of the intimate Dover Street clubs — a fraction of the capacity — start at £1,000.

The practical effect is that a table at Itzel is realistic for a group of six or eight rather than only for big-budget nights. At £600 across eight people that is £75 a head before anyone has decided what they are drinking, which is in the territory of what a busy-night door charge plus a few rounds costs anyway.

What Moves It Above the Minimum

Three things, mostly. The night — Saturdays sit above Thursdays. The group size — more people means a bigger table and a higher figure. And the position — a table in the thick of the Main Room carries more than one further back or in the Moon Room.

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

What the Table Includes

A private table in the room you choose, premium bottle service, a host looking after the group through the night, and entry for your party. That last one is worth pricing in — nobody in your group is paying a door charge or queuing on Berkeley Street.

Across a group of eight, the included entry alone offsets a meaningful chunk of the minimum on a busy Saturday.

Choosing Your Room

This is the part specific to Itzel. You are not just picking a price, you are picking which of three spaces your table sits in: the hip hop and eclectic Main Room, the house-led Moon Room, or near the Taqueria.

Groups that cannot agree on a sound should take this seriously, because it is the thing that makes Itzel work for them. Base yourselves in one room and let people move. The table holds the group together without forcing everyone to want the same night.

Reaching the Minimum

People worry about this more than they need to. Six to eight people over a four-and-a-half hour night reach £600 without consciously chasing it, especially once champagne is involved.

If your group is smaller or drinks less, say so when you enquire. 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. Nobody enjoys that night and it is not good business for anyone.

Booking for an Occasion

Flag it when you ask rather than on the night. How the table is set, when things come out, where the group sits — all of it is easier to arrange in advance than to request at 1am over the music.

The Taqueria is genuinely useful for celebrations too. A group that eats halfway through the night lasts longer and ends better than one that runs straight through on bottle service alone.

What You Are Not Paying For

There is no booking fee, no commission on your bill and no charge for the host or the entry that comes with the table. Our side is free to you — 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 Itzel?

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

Is the minimum spend a fee 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.

How many people does £600 suit?

Six to eight is comfortable. Larger groups will be quoted higher because the table is bigger.

Do you charge a booking fee?

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

Thinking about a night at Itzel? 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.