Embassy London

29 Old Burlington Street, W1S 3AN.
W: www.embassylondon.com
E: embassy@embassylondon.com
T: 020 7851 0956

Embassy is the ultimate WAGs and reality TV stars' haven

Review

Where is it?

In the heart of Mayfair, Embassy London is close to Saville Row, Bond Street and Regent Street, with the nearest tube station being Green Park or Piccadilly Circus.

What's it like?

Frontman Mark Fuller keeps busy courting the celebrity crowd and bringing them down for a fun night at his venue, and as such it's a real favourite for the likes of Bianca Gascoigne, Rebecca Loos and Jodie Marsh, not to mention of course former Big Brother contestants. At ground level, there's a restaurant and bar area (the restaurant's pretty reasonable actually with 3 courses at £20 on certain nights of the week) but all the action happens downstairs in the club, with a long bar against the wall, two VIP areas and a dance floor surrounded by mirrors.

Why does Johnny Ikon love it?

Embassy pretty much promises a good night out, if you can overlook the z-listers. A recent refurb has helped them stay on top.

Johnny recommends somewhere to eat before

	Zuma 5 Raphael Street, SW7 1DL. A sophisticated twist on contemporary Japanese dining
	Le Caprice Arlington House, Arlington Street, SW1A 1RJ. Glitz, glamour and A-list clientele make this London eating institution as popular with the punters as the critics
	The Ivy 1-5 West Street, WC2H 9NQ. London's best-known restaurant, you'll spot every star here from reality z-listers to the cream of the crop
	Daphne's 112 Draycott Avenue, SW3 3AE. With a sister restaurant on Barbados, this is the last word in relaxed Italian dining