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.
The standard is smart and stylish. It is a going-out code rather than a Mayfair jacket-and-shoes one, but the exclusions are written down and the door does apply them. Well-dressed guests get priority when the queue is long.
What Gets Refused
- Sportswear and tracksuits
- Football shirts
- Slides, flip-flops, slippers and sandals
- Vests and shorts on men
What Is Fine
Jeans and smart trainers are generally fine, which is the thing most people get wrong about this door — it is not a no-trainers club. What it will not take is the sportswear the trainers usually arrive with.
Men: dark jeans or trousers with a shirt or a decent top, and clean shoes or smart trainers.
Ladies: a going-out dress or a considered two-piece. Heels or smart evening shoes are expected.
How Strict Is It?
Less theatrical than a Mayfair door, but consistent, and everyone is searched on entry. The room is a basement dance floor, so dress for a night on your feet: smart, not formal.
Does a Table Change It?
No. A table booking guarantees your group gets in, but everyone still has to meet the code and be 18+ with physical ID.
See also our entry guide and dress codes across London clubs.