Lounge Area

Lucy Wong

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Stylish lounge area with plush seating, ideal for cocktail receptions and networking events.
  • From £100
  • 40 Reception
  • Tottenham Court Road
  • From £100
  • 40 Reception
  • Tottenham Court Road
Semi-private lounge with comfortable seating that maintains connection to the main bar's energy while offering intimate space for groups.
Mike Williams
Mike Williams

Venue Expert @ Hire Space

  • 1950s Hong Kong decor with Chinese lanterns
  • Low coffee tables for intimate gatherings
  • Accommodates up to 40 guests
  • Comfortable armchairs and chaise lounges
  • Semi-private space with main bar views
  • Cocktail-focused venue

The Lounge at Lucy Wong is one of the cosiest corners in London for a cocktail. Boasting comfortable armchairs, chaise lounges and velour stools around low coffee tables, this space is divided from the main venue yet still offers a fantastic view of the main bar space.

Perfect for semi-private hire for groups of up to 40 guests, the space is a hot spot for Birthdays, networking events and after-work drinks with colleagues.




Frequently asked questions

The Courtyard requires a £500 minimum spend plus 12.5% service charge for groups up to 50 people. The Lounge (semi-private area) requires a £400 minimum spend plus 12.5% service charge for up to 50 people. Full venue hire minimum spends vary significantly by date: £2,000 for some periods, £5,000-£7,000 for weekends, £16,000-£25,000 for December dates. All minimum spends include both preorders and anything spent on the night.

A deposit of 25% of the minimum spend is required to confirm your booking. The deposit must be paid at least two weeks prior to the event date, or Lucy Wong reserves the right to cancel the provisional booking. All deposits are non-refundable but are redeemable against your final bill on the night.

The Courtyard accommodates up to 50 people and is covered with heaters, open until 11pm. The Lounge (semi-private area) also holds up to 50 people with comfortable sofas and armchairs. For full venue hire, the space can accommodate larger groups and stays open until 2am or 3am, though the Courtyard still closes at 11pm.

Cancellations require at least 4 weeks' notice, and changes require 48 hours' notice. If you cancel after the 4-week deadline or don't show up, the full deposit is retained. The venue holds your reserved area for a maximum of 30 minutes - if you don't arrive or make contact within this time, it's treated as a no-show and the deposit is forfeited.

All preorders must be placed and paid for one week before your booking date. Preorders include canapés (£245 for 10 trays of 6 options each), cocktail vouchers (£13 per voucher), and drink packages. Preorder amounts count toward your minimum spend requirement, and a 12.5% service charge applies to all preorders.

Canapés cost £245 for 10 trays with 6 different options (including items like pork bai bbq, prawn dumplings, veg spring rolls). Cocktail vouchers are £13 each. The venue offers various drink packages, and there's currently a promotion offering complimentary fizz reception if you confirm booking by August 31st for certain dates.

Full venue hire includes the entire venue plus Courtyard, complimentary cloakroom service, guestlist management, and the ability to play your own music via DJ, playlist, or live act. The venue stays open until 2am-3am, but the Courtyard closes at 11pm. You have exclusive use of the space with no other bookings.

There are no refunds for drinks not consumed, attendance numbers being lower than predicted, unused drinks vouchers, bar tabs that don't reach their limit, minimum spends not reached, or guests asked to leave for intoxication or antisocial behavior. All deposits and minimum spend pre-payments are non-refundable but count toward your final bill.




More about Lucy Wong

Just off Fitzrovia's vibrant Charlotte street is Lucy Wong. Serving Chinese and East Asian inspired cocktails and Cantonese treats.

Drawing influence from Richard Mason's 'A World Of Suzie Wong', the venue images the life of her daughter Lucy Wong. This is brought to life with the 1950s Hong Kong decor with Chinese lanterns and antiques. The result is a chic and cosy speakeasy-style bar with touch of elegance.