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Cahoots

Cahoots is a 1940s-themed cocktail bar in Kingly Court, Soho, set in a recreated abandoned Underground station with tiled Northbound and Southbound platforms, a vintage tube carriage and post-war bric-a-brac, serving bootleg-style cocktails with live swing music and DJs. For private parties it hires out the Northbound and Southbound platforms, the carriage, the whole Underground, or the Underground together with the Ticket Hall pub above for up to 320 guests.

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Cahoots

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Southbound Platform

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Tucked beneath the Ticket Hall, the Southbound Platform is a private enclave at the station's heart. Descend the out-of-bounds staircase to find an industrial landscape of switches, dials, flashing lights, switchboards, spinning cogs, voltage gauges and danger-marked levers. The space suits small gatherings or late-night parties seeking an intimate subterranean setting amongst bootlegged cocktails and period machinery.

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SeatedUnknown

Standing70

PrivacyPrivate

Price guideMinimum spend from £1,750

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A semi-private vintage tube carriage within the Underground, furnished with authentic moquette-patterned seats and makeshift wooden trunks serving as tables. The carriage offers exclusive privacy whilst remaining connected to the bustle of the wider venue, making it ideal for small groups who want their own space without isolation.

Seated: Unknown
Standing: 30
Privacy: Private
Price guide: Minimum spend from £1,500

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This private platform-style space recreates a 1940s Underground station with white subway tiles and period signage set beneath low, arched walls. A fitted banquette, wicker chairs and small round tables are lit by shaded pendants and coloured uplights that create intimate seating pockets. The room includes Wi-Fi and air conditioning, with a flexible layout that accommodates both seated service and standing mingles. A dedicated sound setup allows you to bring your own DJ or play music through the PA system, making it suited to informal, drink-led gatherings.

Seated: Unknown
Standing: 150
Privacy: Private
Price guide: Minimum spend from £2,500

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This combination joins the Ticket Hall upstairs with the Southbound Platform below. The Ticket Hall, once a bustling commuter hub at Kingly Court, now features comfy chairs and ornate lampshades alongside a giant station clock, telephone booths, old split-flap timetables and fading train maps. Beneath it, the Southbound Platform offers an industrial hideaway of switches, dials, flashing lights, switchboards, spinning cogs, voltage gauges and danger-marked levers. Together, the two spaces provide both a lively upper floor and an intimate subterranean retreat for parties seeking variety and atmosphere.

Seated: Unknown
Standing: 170
Privacy: Private
Price guide: Minimum spend from £3,500

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Step back in time and take over the entire Station for a rip-roaring knees-up across two immersive floors. Upstairs, the Ticket Hall brings the lively spirit of London’s yesteryear to life, with vintage posters, high-level wooden seating, ornate lampshades and a great big station clock keeping watch over the room. Once a bustling commuter hub, it’s now a charming scoundrel hangout—complete with old telephone boxes, split-flap timetables and fading train maps. The atmosphere turns jubilant as the station’s former announcement megaphones burst into electro-swing, setting the tone for a proper old-school shindig. Just outside, the roomy terrace on Kingly Street offers an ideal spot for outdoor mingling, perfect for birthdays, corporate soirées and everything in between. Head “down the apples and pears” to uncover the venue’s worst-kept secret: the hidden Underground. Beneath the Ticket Hall lies a pair of clandestine platforms—Northbound and Southbound—linked by a secret passageway and set within an abandoned 1940s tube station. Down here, guests can explore life-sized vintage carriages, industrial switchboards, spinning cogs, voltage gauges and all manner of out-of-bounds contraptions. The Northbound Platform delivers a dramatic subterranean setting complete with a platform bar and mismatched post-war bric-a-brac, while the Southbound Platform offers an intimate hideaway for late-night revelry amongst flashing lights and bootlegged hooch. With two immersive floors, multiple hidden spaces and a terrace in the heart of Soho, a full venue hire at Cahoots transforms your event into a high-spirited 1940s adventure—bursting with scoundrels, swing and non-stop nostalgia. It’s the ultimate Station takeover for anyone planning a grand old knees-up. Up to 320 guests standing

Seated: Unknown
Standing: 320
Privacy: Private
Price guide: Minimum spend from £5,500

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The full Underground comprises two unique platforms, Northbound and Southbound, connected by a secret central passageway within an abandoned tube station. This subterranean space offers exclusive access to both platforms for a complete Underground experience.

Seated: Unknown
Standing: 220
Privacy: Private
Price guide: Minimum spend from £7,000