TSQ Club is the basement club beneath the Thai Square restaurant on Cockspur Street, a short walk from Trafalgar Square. It opens Friday and Saturday only, 10pm to 3am with last entry at 2am, and the music moves between K-pop, EDM, house, hip hop, hardstyle and bass. The crowd skews young, with a strong following among East and South East Asian clubbers, which makes it one of the more distinctive rooms in central London.
What a Table Costs
TSQ does not publish a single fixed minimum. It depends on the night, on which area you book — the VIP area, a dance-floor table near the DJ, or a standing table — and on the size of your group. We check it with the club and come back with the figure for your date rather than quote an average that will be wrong for your booking.
For a sense of how the club prices a themed night, its Halloween 2026 packages ran from £1,200 for up to 10 guests and £1,700 for up to 15, with service charge on top.
How the Spend Works
- The minimum is spend, not a fee — it goes on drinks at the table
- Mixers and table service come with the bottles
- It covers entry for your group, which is worth counting in when the door is £15 to £25 a head
- Service charge is added on top, and a deposit secures the booking
- Bookings are non-refundable under the club’s terms
What to Order
Spirits with mixers are the efficient way to clear a minimum for a group that intends to dance rather than sit. Champagne and premium bottles come out with the sparkler presentation, which is what most birthday groups are really buying. Mixing the two is usually the sensible call: one bottle for the moment, spirits for the night.
Getting a Real Number
Send us the date, the group size and roughly what you drink and we confirm the minimum before you commit — see TSQ table bookings.
See also entry prices and bottle prices across London clubs.