I went as a guest. Spent all evening on the 4th floor bar, so basing this purely on the experience of one of the 4 floors. It felt a bit cheap. Definitely didn't feel exclusive, and definitely didn't feel worth the membership fee. Paid £14 for a G&T and the barman asked me if I'd like to give him a tip? The service was appalling!! I had to ask about 3 times for a glass of rose from the table waitress. It eventually arrived after about 15 minutes. Similarly, when we left we asked for the bill repeatedly and ended up having to find someone behind the bar to pay. I will not be going back and definitely not interested in a membership. It's one saving grace was the food. Really good!

Came here for the Goblin King's masquerade ball, I liked the ambience but didn't feel it went as smoothly as it could've. I'm not really into the nightclub scene so when there were long gaps between events I got a bit bored. Didn't buy drinks mostly cos I forgot my card but there was a service charge and long waits. There are three floors with multiple uses, unsure what they'd be used for on a normal night, the top floor's pretty and you have the terrace where the Smokers flock.

Very nice private club, visited for the Dining in the Dark event, pretty standard room we were in for eating but the ambiance of the secrecy and the upscale service definitely made for an intimate experience.

Really fabulous service. Very knowledgeable on cocktails and they were first class. I missed the live band which was a shame. The ambience was a bit lacking and a little empty for a Friday night 1130pm. A little disappointed on that, but service was exceptional.

You would not even notice this great place for entertainment, food and drink and other social gatherings when walking down the Shaftesbury avenue. At least I almost missed it. It's a great place for cabaret, dance and also food & drink. I am not sure if you need to be pre booked to enter there, simply because they had reception on the first floor, once you go up. I had my ticket for cabaret, so I was okay to enter. It's a 4 storey building with a roof top garden bar.

Excellent private members club, ideal for socialising or client entertaining in the middle of central London. Great cocktail menu

Came to century club for the Crème Du Careme supper club event (I’m not a member here). Firstly the staff were great, so friendly and helpful and I felt very welcomed here even as a non - member. The club is set across 4 or 5 floors I think and it is very beautiful inside, the supper club was situated on the top floor. I loved the layout of this event , felt very intimate. The guest speaker was clearly very knowledgeable and I came away with some interesting information. I was not aware of the opera that was going to take place, what a pleasant surprise! I love opera and these girls were amazing! As for the food, it was good. All of it was delicious however as the talk had a lot of focus on pastry I was expecting top notch pastry (dry and almost stale choux pastry and the voul au vent was lacking in layers and again too dry). Also lacking in truffle in the main dish. Don’t get me wrong the flavours were stunning and the rest of the food was cooked to perfection. The whole event ran very smooth and overall I had a great night, thank you Century Club.

This club is amazing. It's private members only, but you can hire some of their great spaces. And there are great rooftop spaces with great views.

Excellent venue for a private event, staff were incredibly helpful and service was great. The outdoor terrace was a great additional space for guests to use and even with rain there was cover and heaters.

It comes down to personal choice. The grub in the restaurant is about on par for the price. The drinks are expensive, but you get access to a roof terrace in the middle of Soho and a ton of very hard working staff to make your evening pleasant. As members clubs go, it is much less wanky, with less hoorays and Peacocks than most of the others.

The rooftop terrace and bar is amazing! Well worth going to on a summer evening. Can't comment on the prices as I was here for a work party. The staff are really lovely also.

Negatives: Expensive. Cheapest white wine 147%* more expensive than in the Crosse Keys. Positives: Toilets were clean. Prices were displayed in the venue and on their website. *125ml glass of white wine in CC = £6.75 (including service charge Proportioned up to be a 175ml glass of wine=£9.45 175 glass of white wine in The Crosse Keys = £3.83 (9.45/3.83)-1=147%

Century Club hosted a corporate event for my company last week. The venue is beautiful with various rooms available to hire depending on your criteria, the staff are extremely helpful from planning, suggesting various suppliers through to hosting the live event. We hired the green room for presentations and the roof terrace for live music and a party. We loved every second and the venue was the perfect size for 200 people. We would love to host more events here in the future, couldn't reccomend the team and venue more!

Perfect place for a private event. The rooftop is one of the best. Service is exceptional, and the margaritas are divine. Nothing was too much of an ask. Food was delicious too. Top marks!

A great place in the centre of Soho. A private members club with loads of events lined up every month.

Great place, haven’t attended any event but the staff is sweet

Excellent place 🙂👌🏻 Totally recommended. Great atmosphere. Great food. Happy people and good vibes. Friendly service. Very good experience.

A private members club that frequently opens its doors to host live music events. Great location and atmosphere - event take place either in one of the clubs rooms or on the roof terrace if the weather permits

A fantastic meal, and amazing service from Bruno. Was absolutely brilliant looking forward to coming back again.

We had a meeting in The Shaftsbury room - an ideal central London location, good quality food a nice roof to "break out" onto (with good views over Soho and beyond) and good service.

Went here for a private event. On the 4th floor rooftop on a comfortable July evening, there was a breezy open-air feeling, but if it rained or turned windy, there was good protection for that. There were varied-enough hors d'oeuvre served to make it dinner, along with an open bar. Bar man made me a late night espresso, as I wasn't drinking more than two cocktails. There was a DJ throughout the evening, and later on some colleagues danced a bit in a dance floor area. One part of the rooftop is fully outdoors, so you could get away there for some quiet. Smoking was permitted outdoors. The lift was out of order, so there were a lot of steps that needed climbing. I happened to have heavy luggage, so I left it at reception on the 1st floor, exceptionally, as the coat/bag check room is normally on the 2nd floor. Staff were attentive, and kept things orderly when people started to get pissed. Good experience overall

A great members club, above the hustle and bustle of Shaftesbury Avenue. Get the Picante De La Casa!

Lovely place in the heart of the theatre district. If you're lucky enough to be a member or get invited as a guest of one. For a private club the food was exceptional and views from the rooftop bar are glorious. See the Eye at sunset.