The London Cabaret Club

£40 - £170 / British, International, Contemporary, Grill

The Bloomsbury Ballroom, Victoria House, Bloomsbury Square, London

Opening hours

9AM-9PM

Sunday Closed
Monday 9AM-6PM
Tuesday 9AM-6PM
Wednesday 9AM-6PM
Thursday 9AM-6PM
Friday 9AM-9PM
Saturday 10AM-9PM

Dazzling Cabaret: A Must-See Performance

Stepping into the London Cabaret Club, one feels as though they've been whisked away to a world where vintage glamour merges serenely with contemporary sophistication. The venue embraces you in a breath of nostalgia, offering plush seating and a warm ambiance that sets the perfect stage for the evening's spectacle. The assortment of talented performers rapidly claim your attention—from vocalists who command the air with powerful melodies to dancers whose fluidity impresses as much as their vibrant costumes dazzle. Particularly enchanting was Anna’s vocal presence, commanding the stage with both grace and authority that left the audience in utter awe. The acrobatics infused into the theme nights broadened the horizon of entertainment, turning every gaze into eager anticipation for the next unpredictable act.

Though some aspects—like the quality of the food—needed polish, these were overshadowed by the phenomenal staff who tirelessly worked behind the scenes to ensure a seamless experience for each guest. Stars like Morgan shared genuine warmth and hospitality, leaving every visitor with an enriched or intimate feeling. While the drinks leaned toward the pricier side, as expected, they were akin to exquisite theatrical pieces themselves, adding splashes of excitement and indulgence to the night. Despite a few hitches like the occasional misplaced order, the overwhelming spirit of camaraderie and professionalism from the crew transformed possible criticisms into minor ripples on an otherwise smooth surface. The cabaret excels not merely in its entertainment but also in knitting a special connective thread through its joyous and vibrant human tapestry—a truly unforgettable celebration of artistry and creativity. — Nigel Gourmet