The Fox Club London in City of London, Westminster

This place is not what Google says it is. We approached after searching for a decent pub in the area and as we got to the door - we noticed the Fox door knocker and saw it said members only. As we accepted defeat and tried for a little picture of the door, two dudes came out of a car and told us that not only were we not welcome there but that we couldn’t even take a picture with the .. door? Very odd and suspicious. However, I feel a little relieved since we probably just avoided a London stabbing. It’s one star only because 0 isn’t an option.

We were supposed to have afternoon tea. No one replied to emails and phone calls only automated response. When we showed up while 2 members of staff were outside smoking and the person who answered the door said they were shut and there was clearly work going on. Worse still this was booked through red letter days

¿Qué más quieres con la vida, un entorno fantástico, una decoración fabulosa, entras en un lugar histórico que da una sensación cálida en tu corazón, muchas gracias por estar allí?

Very good place and very kind. Great atmosphere and cosy. I recommend

Quiet, nice ambiance and can sit and work.

Un maravilloso agujero de perno en Londres, muy alejado de los hoteles corporativos, fríos y desalmados, siempre recibió una cálida bienvenida y una estancia cómoda, habitaciones decoradas individualmente con toques personales encantadores como libros y batas. La ropa de cama es la mejor en la que he dormido. Leche fresca disponible para el té de la mañana, el desayuno siempre es bueno y si tienes tiempo, prueba el almuerzo, el chef es excelente.

Die perfekte Location für ein stilvolles Wochenende in London.

Wonderful place, very cosy, great friendly staff, the cheese platter is outstanding! I love this place!

Great for meetings usually we meet there to discuss investment, cosy, comfortable bar

Very nice place, small and secluded. All round comfortable place to be.

Posizione stupenda a due passi da Buckingham Palace. Gentilissimi, stanza eccellente, pulizia. Colazione da rivedere ma nel complesso sodfisgacente.

Un bel club-hotel nel pieno centro di Londra a pochi passi da Green Park. Piccolo e confortevole. Da provare!!

Very well maintained. The ideal place to step away from the busy streets of London for a spot to eat drink or stay.

Este es un club privado que permite habitaciones ad hoc. No es un local grande de ninguna manera y un poco de ascenso a la cima. . . aunque se ofreció ayuda pero "locamente" declinó. Las habitaciones son compactas pero limpias y bien. Hay un bar que está bien surtido y un pequeño salón comedor. El desayuno es muy bueno. . . . . El sándwich de tocino de World Call preparado a pedido era perfecto. El personal que dirige el Fox Club está muy contento de complacerlo. Un pequeño agujero de perno agradable.

A superb little hotel in the heart of London. Everything about it is 5 star. Cannot wait to return.

Perfect, Victorian style, spazy. Breakfast a bit tiny

Pretty good for a quite drink..cosy, central

Propiedad histórica, con modernas suites. Carecen de un ascensor, pero el personal es capaz y está dispuesto. El bar y el restaurante se sienten como en una casa privada. Excelente vecindario conveniente.

Attended a private function. Nice bar, cosy. Friendly team of staff.

We come back again, black friday 2019! Perfect place to stay, cosy club hotel, friendly staff, clean room, good breakfast.

Always a friendly welcome. Always enjoy the atmosphere. Staff are excellent

Cosy private club with elegant accommodation. Friendly staff and a hidden gem in a perfect location. Well worth the membership fees.

A jewel in Mayfair. We stayed here before Christmas and the location is perfect for visiting Winter Wonderland, and indeed any other area of London with its close proximity to Green Park Station. Staff are friendly and attentive in the bar area; the hotel requires you to ring the doorbell to get in and staff were always prompt in answering this. We were very pleased with the suite room offered and would recommend this smaller, boutique hotel for those who want a more personal experience.

El Fox Club es un excelente hotel de internet ubicado en Mayfair, justo al lado del Piccadilly de Londres. Nos alojamos solo una noche, pero no dudaría en recomendar el Fox Club como su base para un viaje más largo a la capital del Reino Unido. Sin embargo, sólo tengo un caviat. . . ¡Si luchas con las escaleras puedes buscar en otra parte! Nos alojamos en la habitación 7, es una subida corta pero que vale la pena! Nuestra habitación estaba limpia, era amplia y tenía encanto. El baño era de estilo clásico y muy agradable. Nos dimos un baño con una ducha muy buena. En la planta baja hay un bonito bar y un salón muy elegante y acogedor donde se sirve el desayuno. El personal fue muy servicial, amable y muy sensato durante nuestra breve visita. Definitivamente regresaremos nuevamente en el futuro, ya que honestamente creo que hemos desenterrado una verdadera joya en la mejor ubicación para acceder al West End de Londres.

Love this place! My second home

Nice boutique hotel with a great bar area and restaurant. In the middle of the Mayfair.

Si buscas algo un poco diferente, un club privado con excelente alojamiento en la mejor ubicación de Londres, entonces este es el lugar. El personal del Club Fox hace que todos se sientan como en casa, ¡como si esta fuera su residencia privada en Mayfair! ! ! Un corto paseo a algunos de los mejores restaurantes. Un paseo un poco más largo - o un paseo muy corto en metro - a tierra de teatro. Piccadilly justo en su puerta. ¡Literalmente! ! Valor excepcional para el dinero! ! Shirley y el equipo lo hacen bien. ¡Volveremos!

Great location, staff and ambience for all sorts. Drinks after work, meetings and evening stays are all well served.

Stayed here the weekend of the Royal wedding. Fantastic location in Mayfair, just off Piccadilly. Service excellent, very friendly and extremely helpful. Hotel itself a bit tired but if it gets a refurbishment I’m pretty sure the prices will rocket. I would definitely stay again.

Quaint. Lovely room right at the top.

Loved the poached eggs, English sausages with bacon, and fresh fruit, especially the strawberries... so good!

One of the best little bars you'll find in the city. It's like staying with family--the rooms have been nicely modernized and are welcoming and cozy (not small).

Excellent location for business meetings, great service

Nice membership club with small dining area, had afternoon tea which was well prepared and service was good as well, quaint, comfortable place for a drink/bite to eat.

Very slow service considering there was only two other tables occupied in the restaurant. Starter and main took from 12:30 to 14:30pm. Not ideal for a business lunch. However the food was delicious.

Visited for a private party, comfortable surroundings and a well-stocked bar!

Everything and everyone was perfect. The basement room has the best air conditioning if needed

It's a great hotel with kind staff. Paulo is great.

No dejes que te engañe la puerta delantera. Puede parecer que están entrando a un viejo pub cool extraordinariamente. Pero la espera. . . Hay más! Uno de los más encantadores hoteles del Reino Unido en los que me he alojado, no sólo en Londres. Personal amable son ridículamente. Nueva construcción al otro lado de la calle roban algunos thunder este belleza, pero disfrutaremos de su considerable original y deliciosa historia en su lugar. Wifi también!

Cozy, informal and friendly bar, very good service. Boutique style hotel, atmosphere of a private club, which it IS in addition to renting out rooms. You will need to climb stairs so keep that in mind. Bar manager also acts as on duty manager of hotel. Dont expect large, modern room. Location near Green Park underground; convenient. Tub very high from ground and a bit hard to climb in and out of, but nice bathroom with WINDOW which I loved. If you are reasonably fit, this is a nice place to stay. Bar on ground floor attracts locals which is nice. Friendly and helpful staff, day and night. Provided teabags for our room whenever we asked for them, for example. Construction meant a bit of noise in daytime but that may well be finished by now.

The Fox Club is a regular lunch haunt for me, and it never fails to deliver. The food made by the chef here is much better than meals I have eaten in many other private members clubs. The chef at the Fox is exceptional at cooking fish dishes to perfection. Although, on this occasion I elected to have the beef ragu with risotto to banish all thoughts of the icy sleet, and cold outside. With a ragu that was tender and just melted in the mouth, a risotto cooked just right, I was blissfully happy with my choice. Accompanied by a chilled glass of Picpoul de Pinet, this was just what I needed at the end of a long week. The staff are always friendly and attentive, it really is like the Cheers bar but in a historic and pretty Mayfair townhouse, with a chef who is passionate about delivering lovely plates of food.

Well, what can I say? Yet again The Fox Club has exceed my expectations. Not only are the staff friendly and go out of their way to accommodate , but the food is delicious! I ordered the crab for first course and then the Lobster for mains... they were cooked to perfection and must say, it is clear that the chef takes great pride in his dishes and really want to say a big thank you. I have never had a less than excellent meal here and would highly recommend The Fox Club to all who would like to enjoy a great meal in an elegant environment, but most of all be part of a very exclusive private members club in the heart of Mayfair. It doesn't get better than this!!

The other poor reviews say it all. Poor food, completely inattentive and disinterested staff, absolutely no atmosphere. Save your money, go buy a bottle of fizz and some sandwiches from the local supermarket and sit and eat them somewhere else.

We were the only couple in an otherwise empty room having afternoon tea and I can now easily see why.

We visited for afternoon tea. This was named festive but there was nothing festive about it. The sandwiches looked like they were made for kids and very cheap ingredients. We ended up walking out after half an hour with most of the food left. Very disappointed and won't be visiting again

Cozy, small club with bar on ground floor where locals stop by after work so guests can mix with them, at least that happened to me and my friend. Bartender doubles as manager at times; it's a small establishment. Very helpful staff. We had a small suite on the 6th floor so if you have knee or leg pain, this isnt the place for you as there is no elevator. I loved that the bathroom had a window. I didnt love the occasional construction noise but it stopped at night. The location was perfect: near Green Park and the tube station, near the Ritz if you want to go have tea somewhere quiet, near Piccadilly Circus. Good value considering the posh location, and it does have a breakfast/lunch room. Again, if you need an elevator, avoid this club unless you get a room on first or second floor. Oh, there is a fun history behind the club: politicians and such bringing their in-town mistresses here.

I went for afternoon tea and quilt making as part of a Hen do. The service was great and we pretty much had the place to ourselves.

Beautiful hotel in a very convenient location. The house is very old so the stairs may be a problem for some.

We stayed at the excellent Fox last Sunday evening and the room could not have been better (Fitzpatrick). Lovely en suite, the most comfortable of beds and an excellent location. Staff were very helpful and co-operative. Would recommend and would definitely stay again.

Stayed here whilst on business. Fantastic private club that has accommodation and caters for guests. Great lunch menu and great staff.

Served up some sandwiches and cakes with tea and wine for us for a High Tea experience. Sandwiches were nice, cakes were ok, some you can tell were packaged and could probably get in the shops for considerably less than we paid. Staff were quite nice, but had initially messed up the booking which wiped off most of a day getting there on a weekend seeing as we had to travel quite far to get there which soured the experience a bit.

Perfect place to stay if you want a more personal experience rather than a big hotel. VERY friendly and helpful staff. Terrific location for walking just about anywhere and also near the underground. Absolutely no drawback other than the fact that there is no elevator (lift) so if you dont like climbing stairs, pick a lower floor. I made it up 6 flights in order to have a suite. Worth it! Exercise is good for me. Loved having a window in our bathroom. Bar very comfortable and cozy and NOT TOO NOISY. Londoners who frequent that bar are friendly and helpful to tourists if you approach them. Had some nice conversations.

Fox Club, english style boutique hotel, woth spacious rooms and spotless service. Recommended

Not a good experience at all. Arrived and not shown to seats,only one pot of tea?,some pastries were stale.The tea room looked a mess,dirty floors,cold room and very inattentive staff,rather sit in silence than listen to tv in the back ground and staff talking.overall experience very bad and I wish I had sat in Prete a Manger doors down with a hot coffee.

Such a shame. We were out for lunch with good friends and this place was highly recommended. I have no idea when this person went there however it was distinctly unpleasant. The waiters were dishevelled and disinterested and the food was cold and poorly presented. I sent mine back and all they did was heat it up not remake it and it was fish! They were disorganised and it was such a disappointment.

Room 2 is awesome, great place to crash after a night out :)

The Fox Club is a little haven of tranquillity, tucked away from the busy streets, and always affords a warm welcome. This small club house is the perfect place to stop for breakfast, lunch or dinner with friends or on business and enjoys a genuine friendly atmosphere. The food is well priced and they are always willing to go the extra mile for events and parties etc. The club is also an excellent place to spend the night offering a central location at very reasonable prices. There is nearby parking within 5 minutes walk for £42 per day and Hyde Park is just around the corner. The perfect venue for whatever you have in mind, The Fox Club is always well worth a visit.

Booked the Fox Club very last minute, only 2 hrs before our train left Dorset.Great location, just 3 min walk from tube in the heart of Mayfair.A quaint townhouse offering just 9 rooms privately owned, with a notorious past!A very warm welcome on arrival. We stayed in the Fitzpatrick room, front of building, 2 Windows with pretty window boxes, a generous size, lovely comfy bed, tea/coffee making facilities, original fireplace.Lots of unspoilt character, yet all mod cons.Very nice bathroom with great shower over bath, piping hot & full on water pressure.Fluffy robes to wrap up in & relax.Breakfast is a little Pricey at about £20 for the Fox Club cooked, but very good, served in a nice glass roofed room.Private members hold breakfast meetings in the bar, and enjoy drinks after work, creating a friendly atmosphere.All in all, a great place to stay, in a very good location for all the sights, museums, parks & high end shopping.There is currently building work directly opposite of desirable apartments, this didn't really bother us, but probably would if it had been summer.We would definitely stay again and would recommend.

What a weird place. So we got a good deal here with the groupon voucher and had an afternoon tea here and to be honest, though the portion size of the food was generous and the scones very good, some of the cakes were clearly from the Tesco's up the road. Still we did enjoy it, aside from the dissatisfactory atmosphere. When we first walked in (after being let in as it's a private members club) the bar lady gave us a rather strange look- the place is full of Mayfair suits and there were no other women to be seen!- but when we told her what we were here for she relaxed and was pleasant to us. The wine was very nice and we were welcome to drink at the bar while we waited for our table. The seating area isn't that pretty tbh, it's not the ideal location for afternoon tea, but also we were next to a rowdy bunch of suits drinking and showing off ect, which was a little distracting. But of course we did not blame the staff for this, it couldn't be helped. The waitress asked whether we wanted tea or coffee and that was that. Service could have been better- the waitress wasn't very attentive although she was polite enough and did not offer to refill our pot. The groupon voucher said 'unlimited supply of tea and coffee'...lies, all lies...we asked for coffee and she told us she would have to charge us for that!!...that really put us off. We should have argued it out there and then....So anyway we asked for a refill of hot water and it seemed like it was a big effort for that. The food was nice, but cakes were clearly shop bought which was a little disappointing, though scones were pretty nice. I won't be going back....and I wouldn't have paid full price for the food/atmosphere.

В ресторан ходили на завтраки, все стандартно, без изысков. Чтобы поесть, попить и пойти в город вполне хорошо.

Three couples went here and, all agreed, this was a fantastic afternoon tea. The sandwiches were tasty and plentiful, the scones were enjoyable and there were just too many cakes to eat but still managed to eat quite a few. Could have taken the rest home, but didn't.

Perfect venue for our overnight stay in London where we went to see a show. It is a private members club but we were made to feel welcome.

Expectations of an afternoon tea in Mayfair will always be high, but The Fox Club managed to disappoint. Arrival is via a locked door, in which you have to ring a doorbell for entry. Left to wait a while, we were eventually escorted into a drab dining room. Offered a glass of house white or red wine, we were seated. Within minutes a complete tray of afternoon tea was produced, with no explanation of what we had. Usual array of bland sandwiches (egg,salmon, cheese and pickle) that tasted like they had been made in the morning and left out. Even the cheesecake had melted and was dripping of the plate (see photo!) When we informed the waitress, she did apologise yet we were only offered a plate to put it on. The scones and the red velvet were quite tasty but nothing special. As for tea, there wasn't even a tea menu. The selection consisted only of english breakfast, earl grey and a few fruity ones. We weren't offered any refills. The dining room lacked any ambience and the crockery we had was all chipped. Felt like two star quality. I wouldn't return

Great service with a smile,food as good as ever!

Had been looking forward to this Red Letter Day treat for some time and have to say how absolutely disappointing the whole experience was. We were the only couple partaking of afternoon tea and were sandwiched, excuse the pun, between 2 hen parties. As a consequence we were seated at the end of the bar amongst the hotel luggage on 2 circular tables of differing heights pushed together and covered with a stained tablecloth. The waitress who appeared to be distracted with looking after the first hen party eventually asked about our beverage preferences to which we replied tea. I assumed she would return with either a tea menu or a selection of teas for us to choose from. Instead she returned with a full pot of tea and when asked replied it was English Breakfast, no choice whatsoever. The selection of sandwiches and cakes whilst plentiful were uninspiring and in some cases stale and with a very obviously shop bought taste. Only one small plate each was provided and therefore the garnish from the sandwiches inevitably became mixed in with the desserts. We didn't bother to stay for our complimentary glass of wine as by this point the 2nd hen party had arrived and we just felt in the way. A thoroughly unpleasant experience and definitely not to be recommended.

We had a perfect business lunch, food is very nice as is the wine.Lovely staff and a nice atmosphere.

I met a colleague on business and was welcomed by the slightly overworked staff. We opted for he fish pie which was perfectly done and accompanied by perfectly-cooked vegetables. Service was not so much slow as overworked - the waitress and waiter were also the bar staff so had to keep nipping back and forth. Not their fault but it did mean catching their eye when we wanted coffee was tricky. Absolutely not their fault but makes the difference between five Stars and four for sercice. I'll be back.

A belated birthday present of tea for two ( Red Letter Day Treat ) so I picked this as could see Christmas lights and go shopping in London .A lovely selection of sandwiches,cakes ,scones jam/cream with tea /coffee as well as a soft or alcohol drink ! Small private members club near green park tube .Food & drink brought out quickly ,friendly staff & nice atmosphere .Two bad points - cold air con but did switch off after guest complained and the coffee (which was lovely) was served Luke warm ! We had a nice time but would not return as other places better .

They thought we wdre coming the day before (Friday) so werr surprised and very apologetic and welcoming when we arrived on Sat for our afternoon tea booking. Service was good although we had to ask for water and tea refill: I think overseeing the bar and afternoon tea is a.lot for.just one person.My husband and I had a voucher which was a gift and we did enjoy the quiet setting. They offered us a free drink which was lovely. Food was good. Great tuna sandwiches. Dessert was tastier than some five-star afternoon tea venues I have been to: but less fancy looking. Fine by me. Taste is more important and they delivered on that front well!If you are looking for a quiet spot for a little afternoon cheer and break from xmas shopping this place is good being a few min walk from Green Park tube. I thought he service was really warm and friendly which tipped the scales to the higher rating I've given. One note: We would had preffered not hearing the football match from the bar area whilst enjoying afternoon tea.

A friend and I went to the Fox for a birthday afternoon tea on a hot sunny day in the city. Hidden away off the main road the Fox is a quiet hideaway and near the famous Bond Street for some designer shopping. Tastefully decorated the Afternoon Tea is in a small room only seating about 8 tables with a bar area just off it.. However there was a hen party in the 'small' bar which was noisy & occupied most of it. I was glad when they went.The Afternoon Tea was plentiful with Champagne (free) as it was a birthday celebration with wine and free tea/coffee refills. I almost had the Gluten Free Tea which the hotel were happy to accommodate and we're also very helpful when requesting the acknowledgement of the birthday.The waitress was very eager to please, if not too much asking almost every 5 mins whether we wanted 'tea'... Personally I prefer the tea at the end of the meal (as does my friend) but we felt so obliged to accept the frequent offerings we said yes to please her and keep her from asking again.I have had quite a few different Afternoon Teas and always like to try somewhere new so I wouldn't go back to the Fox but only for this reason. Get an offer and I'd recommend it but don't expect a grand hotel.

I stayed at the fox club with my wife and I have to say it's an amazing little find just around the corner from Green Park. Surprisingly quiet given the location which is a welcome break from the hustle and bustle. The staff are a little quirky but I liked that. We were upgraded to a suite for less than £200 which is amazing value for Central London. I can't speak for the food as we dined out. The decor and furnishings are of a premium quality and the room very large. Overall I would definitely recommend this as a fantastic boutique hotel and would happily revisit. Great romantic spot for couples! :-)

We experienced a Red Letter Day afternoon tea here. The whole experience was positive, right from the first contact. Very pleasant, friendly staff. Good food, and plenty of it. Nice cosy atmosphere. OK, it's not as plush or gilded as the Ritz, but it's an oasis of peace and quiet just off Piccadilly, and nothing seemed too much trouble for the staff.

We visited the Fox Club for a Red Letter day afternoon tea, and it was an excellent experience.We were seated at the rear of the restaurant, in a nice quiet area away from the bar.Although the place was still very busy with late lunchers, we received excellent service. There was a nicely chilled glass of wine,followed by a large stand of sandwiches, cakes, scones, and cream. Endless supplies of tea were available.All the staff were very welcoming, friendly and attentive.

I recently had the pleasure of afternoon tea at the Fox Club. I found the staff very friendly and the food excellent. I would highly recommend this establishment.

My wife and I spent a couple of days at The Fox Club. The bedroom was fabulous - clean & lots of space. Our welcome was great and service was excellent throughout.

We were treated to an afternoon tea as a gift. The Fox club is situated in Mayfair opposite Green Park. It has a very smart exterior and the inside is also smart and clean. The staff were very friendly albeit slightly informal and it turned out that a female who was sat at the bar was also a member of staff. We would have expected a selection of teas on offer but there was only one available, however we did get a free top up. The sandwiches were nice however the scones would have been better warmed up. Toilets were clean with Moulton Brown soap. Overall a pleasant experience but not as grand as one might expect for Mayfair due to the casual approach.

I enjoy the Fox Club for a nightcap at the after a business dinner. A good selection of beers and whiskeys and never crowded.

I am not a member. I have only been here for a couple of days about three weeks ago. We used it as a good spot to overnight in order to go to an event in a club behind the Ritz. We had a good deal on late rooms. We arrived just before lunch and left late the following afternoon. On the Friday lunch time there were a number of members and maybe some of their guests using the dining room. From what I could see everyone was in good spirits, it seemed very convivial and and all looked satisfied. My son and I had a very good entirely fresh and tasty bar snack lunch. I had some toasted sandwiches, my son an untoasted one and we each had an excellent bowl of soup. There were at least four others eating in the cosy bar, obviously besuited and out on their lunch break. After going out on a very wet afternoon we returned for a perfectly acceptable pot of tea and cake. Nothing wrong with any of it, or the service. We were out to dinner, up late in the morning with sore heads and needed fresh air, so (having a room only deal), we nipped around the corner to the excellent Dom Vito cafe opposite Browns in Albemarle St. I later returned to the Fox club to pick up my bags and had another entirely OK tea at fourish. If the two earlier negative reviews are correct then I can only say that my experience was very different and that if there was a problem it seems to have been entirely sorted.

Imagine the most pedestrian, depressing, uninspired afternoon tea you can, and then refrigerate it for three hours. Welcome to the Fox Club.After receiving a 'Red Letter Days' voucher for afternoon tea from a well-meaning relative, Mrs R and I booked afternoon tea at the Fox Club. We arrived on a wet afternoon to be greeted cheerfully by a pleasant waitress and ushered into a slightly shabby but not entirely unappealing room. So far, so good.We started with a complimentary glass of wine - a bit odd before tea, but I'll never turn down a glass of red. Pretty uninspiring stuff, but that wasn't what we were here for.Then the tea arrived. Aboard a listing silver tower were stationed an army of variously unappealing comestibles - sandwiches on the lower deck, scones amidships and cupcakes and muffins keeping a doleful lookout from the crow's nest.So let's start with the sandwiches, which appeared to have recently been retrieved from somewhere underneath Eric Pickles. The Hovis / Kingsmill / supermarket-own-brand bread indicated we weren't in for a treat... Each sandwich needed to be prised apart from its soggy bedfellows, and the fillings conjured up school canteen 'can't be bothered' fayre of the lowest order. Processed ham, flavourless tomato and browning sweetcorn were the order of the day.Having sated ourselves on the sandwiches, we moved up the middle deck and things went downhill further. The cakes had presumably been recently salvaged from the Tescos remainder bin and were lacking any taste or even vague attempt to appear homemade. The previous diner's fingermarks still appeared to be visible in the icing, showing where they had been picked up but the visitor had clearly had the sense to think better of it. The scones would be best employed on a camping trip: useful for knocking in tent pegs in the absence of a mallet. We moved swiftly on.The crowning 'glory' was the cupcakes - again clearly shop bought, with icing more flavourless than I would have thought possible. Mr Kipling would have been weeping into his plastic-packaged fancies.A quick mention of the tea is all that is required - I couldn't quite put my finger on whether it was Tetley or PG Tips.I can only assume that the Fox Club is named after the little ginger fellows who must, nightly, have the best (worst) feast in the West End in the bins out back.This is my first TripAdvisor review, but in the interests of public service I felt it was my duty to warn other potential punters away from this place. Unless you think £35 is fair value for a good laugh, then don't bother. Or just go and meet the foxes out the back.

Very average food, sandwiches with plain fillings accompanied with black tea and suspicious dessert offerings. The staff aren't very welcoming and didn't make an effort with explaining what any of the items on the set afternoon tea were. If you want to have a nice relaxing afternoon tea there are better options in London, this is definately not one of the better establishments for this experience.

We were given a Red Letter Day afternoon tea for Christmas and chose the Fox Club. It was a really good tea with an excellent selection of sandwiches and cakes and a choice of various teas and coffees followed by a very nice glass of wine. It is a very small place with a bar at the front and a small seating area. The lunch menu looks good and we will certainly visit again. Staff were very friendly.

This place is a find! I had lunch there with my Wife and a Friend; we all agreed it was a delicious meal, excellently served in the comfortable restaurant area; my only complaint is that we were subjected to some intrusive, nondescript pop music, which seemed out of keeping with the atmosphere and clientele.

The Fox Club is a fun place. Friendly service and decent food.

Went to the Fox Club in Mayfair, London, for a work lunch. Perfect venue, intimate, discreet, very friendly and helpful staff. Will definitely be visiting again be it for work or pleasure.

The choices on the menu were very limited, and the service was poor. But, the food was quite good. More like a little cafe than a private club.

A lovely contemporary club with great food and a lovely winelist. Excellent Christmas lunch menu.