The latest addition to the London nightlife scene is Henderson’s by The Windmill Soho, a speakeasy in Soho. The establishment pays tribute to Mrs Laura Henderson, the wealthy and quirky businesswoman who once owned The Windmill Soho and brought the art of striptease to popularity in the 1930s. Henderson’s by The Windmill Soho carries on Mrs Henderson’s legacy, offering a variety of exciting entertainment, live music, finely crafted cocktails, and much more at this premier after-party destination in London.

Henderson’s speakeasy maintains the clandestine vibe of the prohibition era with a discreet and unobtrusive location. To reach this chic speakeasy, you’ll need to descend an intriguing staircase below The Windmill Soho theater.

The interior of Henderson’s speakeasy exudes a quaint elegance, with small picture frames and white photographs adorning the black walls. Despite its cozy size, the venue can accommodate a range of entertainment and live music performances, with fifteen tables available for seating.

The coveted tables at Henderson’s are reserved for the establishment’s select members and London’s elite crowd. Additionally, the exclusive cigar room at Henderson’s attracts Soho’s most sophisticated clientele.

The Henderson’s speakeasy crowd groups London’s sophisticated elite with rich and elegant individuals from all over the world.

Henderson’s speakeasy is a private club that operates on an invitation-only basis, with only a limited number of non-members allowed in through table bookings or invitations. If you’re interested in making a reservation at Henderson’s speakeasy, simply reach out to us, and we’ll take care of the rest. At this time, there is no Henderson’s guest list available.

Table Prices:

At Henderson’s there are two types of tables, The Standard and The VIP. For mixed groups the first one has a price of £1000 minimum spend for groups of up to 10 people, and the VIP is £1500 minimum spend for groups of up to 10 guests.

Dress Code:

At Henderson’s by The Windmill Soho, a smart dress code is in effect for all guests, similar to the club and restaurant dress codes. The establishment requests that patrons dress elegantly while avoiding common fashion mistakes such as sportswear, beachwear, and hoodies.