Beat has emerged as one of Marylebone's most compelling nightlife destinations, offering a genuinely music-focused experience powered by House and Electronic sounds. Unlike many London clubs that treat the DJ as an afterthought, Beat places music at the absolute centre of everything it does. For guests who want to combine a serious appreciation of electronic music with the comfort of VIP bottle service, this guide to Beat's bottle prices and drinks menu is your essential resource.
Bottle Service at Beat
Beat's approach to bottle service strikes a balance between attentive hospitality and understated cool. The venue's design is industrial-chic, with exposed brickwork, custom lighting rigs, and a sound system engineered to deliver electronic music with precision and power. VIP tables are arranged to give guests a comfortable base while keeping them connected to the dancefloor energy that defines the Beat experience.
Your dedicated table host understands the music and the mood, serving drinks efficiently without interrupting the flow of the evening. Beat is popular with music industry professionals, DJs, electronic music fans, and groups who prefer substance over flash. The VIP experience here feels organic rather than performative, making it an ideal choice for those who want quality service without the typical Mayfair fanfare.
Beat Bottle Price Guide
Beat's drinks menu is focused and well-curated, featuring recognised premium brands across key categories. The pricing reflects the venue's Marylebone location, which is slightly more accessible than Mayfair while still maintaining a premium standard.
Champagne
Dom Perignon is available from approximately £500 to £650. Cristal starts from around £500 to £600. Moet & Chandon is priced from £150 to £200, and Veuve Clicquot from £150 to £200. Ace of Spades ranges from £500 to £750.
Vodka
Belvedere is available from £250 to £320, Grey Goose from £250 to £320, and Ciroc from £280 to £380. Vodka and soda is a clean, simple order that complements the venue's unpretentious vibe.
Whisky
Johnnie Walker Black Label starts from approximately £250 to £300. The Macallan is available from £350 to £480.
Tequila
Don Julio 1942 is priced from £300 to £380. Patron starts from £280 to £340, and Casamigos from £340 to £430.
Gin
Hendrick's is available from £250 to £290, and Tanqueray from £200 to £240.
Prices are approximate and may vary by night, event, and availability. Contact us for current pricing.
Minimum Spend & Table Booking
Beat's minimum spends are reasonable for a premium London venue. On weekend nights, standard tables typically start from £750 to £1,000, while more prominent positions may require £1,000 to £1,500. Special event nights featuring headlining guest DJs can carry higher minimums. Midweek events, which Beat hosts periodically, often start from £500, presenting excellent value for groups who want to experience the venue.
Book your table at Beat for free through London Night Guide. Our team can help match you with the right table and confirm the minimum spend for your chosen night. Visit our Beat Table Booking page, or join the Beat Guestlist for general admission.
The Beat Experience
House and Electronic music is the lifeblood of Beat. The resident DJs are respected figures within the electronic music community, and the venue regularly hosts guest sets from international artists. The sound system has been specifically tuned for the space, delivering bass that you feel physically while maintaining clarity across the frequency range. If you care about sound quality, Beat delivers on a level that few London clubs match.
The crowd is knowledgeable and passionate about music. You will find people who follow specific DJs, producers, and labels, alongside groups simply looking for a high-quality night out. The dress code is smart casual with a creative edge. Clean trainers and well-styled casual wear can work at Beat, though smart shoes and tailored clothing are always a solid choice.
Saturdays are the main event at Beat, often running extended hours with multiple DJ sets. Fridays bring a slightly different energy, sometimes featuring themed nights or genre-specific programming.
Beat Location
Beat is located in Marylebone, a neighbourhood known for its village-like charm and excellent dining scene. Baker Street and Bond Street tube stations are both accessible on foot. The surrounding area offers a wealth of pre-club options, from upscale restaurants on Marylebone High Street to cocktail bars tucked along the quieter side streets. The location is central enough to be convenient from most parts of London, while feeling slightly removed from the Mayfair and Soho crowds.
Frequently Asked Questions
What genres of music does Beat play?
Beat focuses on House and Electronic music, including deep house, tech house, and melodic techno. The programming varies by night, with some evenings leaning into darker, more underground sounds and others taking a more accessible approach.
Is Beat open every night?
Beat is primarily open on Fridays and Saturdays, with occasional midweek events. Check our Beat Guestlist page or contact our team for the current schedule.
What is the age policy at Beat?
Beat typically operates an over-18 policy, with valid photo ID required. Some nights may have a higher age requirement, so it is worth confirming when you book.
Can I request specific songs from the DJ?
Beat is a DJ-led venue where the resident and guest DJs curate their own sets. Song requests are not typically taken, which is part of the venue's commitment to a quality musical experience.
Book Your Table
For a night where the music truly matters, Beat is the clear choice. Book your VIP table for free through London Night Guide and enjoy Marylebone's finest electronic music venue. Reserve on our Beat Table Booking page, or sign up for the Beat Guestlist. Explore more options in our bottle prices guide, browse VIP table bookings across London, or consider other electronic-focused venues like Ministry of Sound and Selene in our London clubs listings.