The Scotch of St James
Historic Building
22 reviews
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13a Masons Yard, London, SW1Y6BU
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Piccadilly Circus Station (400 yd)
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Spaces for hire at The Scotch of St James
from £6000
minimum spend / per day
minimum spend / per day
Ground floor - Main bar area
50
80
Main bar area, ideal for receptions of up to 80 guests
from £7000
minimum spend / per day
minimum spend / per day
The Scotch of St James
200
The intimate 60s inspired night club, The Scotch of St James, was home to some of the most famous rock’n’roll royalty, seeing the likes of The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Who and many more go through the rustic black wooden door which to this day, still remains. Legend has it, it was also the backdrop for John Lennon and Yoko Ono's first encou...
Prices and opening hours
Monday
10:00 –
5:00
from
£1000
hire fee + min. spend
Ground floor - Main bar area
10:00 –
5:00
from
£6000–£12000
min. spend
The Scotch of St James
14:00 –
4:00
from
£1000
hire fee + min. spend
Tuesday
10:00 –
5:00
from
£1000
hire fee + min. spend
Ground floor - Main bar area
10:00 –
5:00
from
£6000–£12000
min. spend
The Scotch of St James
14:00 –
4:00
from
£1000
hire fee + min. spend
Wednesday
10:00 –
5:00
from
£1000
hire fee + min. spend
Ground floor - Main bar area
10:00 –
5:00
from
£6000–£12000
min. spend
The Scotch of St James
14:00 –
4:00
from
£1000
hire fee + min. spend
Thursday
10:00 –
23:00
from
£1000
hire fee + min. spend
Ground floor - Main bar area
10:00 –
23:00
from
£6000–£12000
min. spend
The Scotch of St James
14:00 –
23:00
from
£1000
hire fee + min. spend
Friday
10:00 –
23:00
from
£1000
hire fee + min. spend
Ground floor - Main bar area
10:00 –
23:00
from
£6000–£12000
min. spend
The Scotch of St James
14:00 –
23:00
from
£1000
hire fee + min. spend
Saturday
10:00 –
23:00
from
£1000
hire fee + min. spend
Ground floor - Main bar area
10:00 –
23:00
from
£6000–£12000
min. spend
The Scotch of St James
14:00 –
23:00
from
£1000
hire fee + min. spend
Sunday
10:00 –
5:00
from
£1000
hire fee + min. spend
Ground floor - Main bar area
10:00 –
5:00
from
£6000–£12000
min. spend
The Scotch of St James
14:00 –
4:00
from
£1000
hire fee + min. spend
Facilities and catering options
Up to 200
standing
Up to 50
seats
In-house catering
External catering allowed
Promoted / ticketed events
Alcohol provided
BYO alcohol
Parking available
Accommodation available
Reviews and ratings
(22 reviews and ratings – )
J
James K.
January 2020
Great night overall, and no stress planning whatsoever. We will definitely go back and would highly recommend Scotch for private events.
Nothing
T
Terry T.
September 2023
quick response
A
Andrew P.
October 2021
Quoted price - completely different to what is on the website - by 2.5x.
A
Arhan S.
May 2021
First person offering my a phone call to discuss things quicker and more efficiently!
About The Scotch of St James
The Scotch of St James is a nightclub, live music and private event space which first opened its doors on the 14th of July 1965.
Renowned as the preferred playground for just about every major music personality of the swinging 60's the club famously played host to a then-unknown Jimi Hendrix's first impromptu gig on arrival in England in 1966.
More than twenty years after it last opened its doors, The Scotch was restored in January of 2012 and re-launched in March of 2014 after an eight-month partnership with Le Baron in 2013.
The current Scotch team is dedicated to building on its illustrious heritage as a culturally significant meeting point, aiming to host the city's most relevant and exciting events and personalities in music, fashion, film and the arts.
Renowned as the preferred playground for just about every major music personality of the swinging 60's the club famously played host to a then-unknown Jimi Hendrix's first impromptu gig on arrival in England in 1966.
More than twenty years after it last opened its doors, The Scotch was restored in January of 2012 and re-launched in March of 2014 after an eight-month partnership with Le Baron in 2013.
The current Scotch team is dedicated to building on its illustrious heritage as a culturally significant meeting point, aiming to host the city's most relevant and exciting events and personalities in music, fashion, film and the arts.
