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Lucy Wong

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Stylish bar venue in Lucy Wong, perfect for networking events and cocktail receptions.
  • From £800
  • 200 Reception
  • Tottenham Court Road
  • From £800
  • 200 Reception
  • Tottenham Court Road

You can hire Lucy Wong for filming and video shoots. With plenty of interesting and authentic details including traditional Chinese lanterns, artwork and aritfacts. This is a luxurious and intimate speakeasy-style venue creates a visually captivating backdrop.

Having various sections to the venue including the cosy Lounge, restaurant, bar area and Courtyard this can create multiple shots in one venue.

  • Basement location for controlled lighting
  • Fully stocked bar as prop
  • Authentic vintage details and antiques
  • Traditional Chinese lanterns and artifacts
  • Multiple filming areas including Lounge and Courtyard
  • Speakeasy atmosphere with 1950s Hong Kong decor



Frequently asked questions

The Courtyard requires a £500 minimum spend plus 12.5% service charge for up to 50 people. The Lounge (semi-private) has a £400 minimum spend for up to 50 people. Full venue hire starts at £2,000 minimum spend plus 12.5% service charge, with higher rates for peak dates like December (£16,000-£25,000 depending on specific date).

A 25% deposit of the minimum spend is required to confirm your booking, with the venue reserving the right to cancel if not received at least two weeks prior to the event. All preorders must be paid in advance, and any remaining balance can be settled on the night through spending at the venue.

The venue is open until 2am for full hire, but the Courtyard closes at 11pm. Events typically run from 6pm-11pm for semi-private areas. The venue holds reserved areas for a maximum of 30 minutes past your start time before treating it as a no-show.

Canapé trays with 6 options cost £245 for 10 trays (serving approximately 50 people). Options include pork bai bbq, prawn dumplings, vegetable spring rolls, prawn crackers, pork belly skewers, and veggie tempura. Food can be labeled for dietary requirements like seafood/pork identification.

Cocktail vouchers are available at £13 per voucher. A package of 50 vouchers costs £650. The venue also offers preorder drink packages, and there's a complimentary fizz reception if you confirm booking before specific early booking deadlines (varies by event date).

Full venue hire includes exclusive use of the entire venue and Courtyard, complimentary cloakroom service, guestlist management, and the ability to play your own music via DJ, playlist, or live act. The space can accommodate various entertainment options and remains open until 2am (Courtyard until 11pm).

Cancellations require at least 4 weeks' notice, and changes need 48 hours' notice. All deposits and payments are non-refundable but redeemable against your final bill. No refunds are given for unconsumed drinks, lower attendance, unused vouchers, unmet minimum spends, or guests asked to leave for behavioral reasons.

All preorders must be placed and paid for one week before your event date. This includes canapés, drink packages, and cocktail vouchers. The venue requires advance payment for all preordered items, which then count toward your minimum spend requirement.

The Courtyard accommodates up to 50 people and features covered outdoor space with heaters and high tables. The Lounge (semi-private) also holds up to 50 people with comfortable sofas, armchairs, and coffee tables. Full venue hire can accommodate larger groups with the entire space available.

A 12.5% service charge applies to all spending and is calculated on your actual spend (inclusive of VAT). This service charge is mandatory and added to your final bill. There are no hidden hire fees - costs are covered through the minimum spend requirement.




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.