Licensing application: The Cocktail Club, 61 Goodge Street

The London Cocktail Club Ltd has applied to Westminster Council to vary the premises licence at the basement of 61 Goodge Street in Fitzrovia.

At the moment the licence (24/04337/LIPCH) allows alcohol to be sold to drink both on and off the premises until 11.30pm from Monday to Thursday, until midnight on Friday and Saturday, 10.30pm on Sunday, and until midnight on a Sunday before a public holiday.

They now seek to extend the hours permitted for the sale of alcohol until 30 minutes past midnight the following morning from Monday to Wednesday; until 1.30am on Thursday to Saturday; until 11.30pm on Sunday; and until 1.30am the following morning on a Sunday before a public holiday.

Permission is also sought to extend the sale of late night refreshment until 1am the following morning from Monday to Wednesday; until 2am from Thursday to Saturday; until midnight on Sunday; and until 2am on a Sunday before a public holiday.

The application also seeks to remove conditions 9, 10 and 12 and for the addition of further conditions as set out in the application.

A public consultation on the application is open until 17 February 2026.

Due to ongoing technical issues caused by a breach of its computer system, Westminster Council’s Licensing Service is still unable to produce the usual details of applications.

Residents wishing to see further details of the application — or to make a comment on the application — can email to licensing@westminster.gov.uk quoting the application reference address: The London Cocktail Club, 61 Goodge Street, London W1T 1TL.

The application form and the proposed amendments to conditions are also available below.

Residents in the City of Westminster can make use of free advice from the Licensing Advice Project at Citizens Advice Westminster, and should also contact the Fitzrovia Neighbourhood Association with any comments they wish to make.

This application will be heard by a licensing committee on Thursday 26 March 2026.

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