An intimate two-floor 1960s nightclub hidden in Mason's Yard, opened in 1965 and reopened in 2013, with a 200-capacity basement.
The Scotch of St James is a discreet two-floor nightclub in Mason's Yard, off Duke Street St James's, where thick wooden doors lead guests beneath street level into 1960s London. The club opened in 1965 and became a haunt of The Beatles, The Rolling Stones and The Who before closing in 1980; it reopened in 2013.
An upstairs cocktail bar sits above a basement dance floor with booth seating and an LED floor. The club programmes live performance alongside DJ nights and is available for private hire, with external DJs and promoted events permitted.
Club
Upstairs cocktail bar and basement dance floor with booth seating, taken as a whole for private hire.
Standing capacity of 200 taken from hire-marketplace listings (Tagvenue, DesignMyNight); the venue's own site does not publish a figure.
Technical and venue information is available directly from the venue.
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