About this Venue
Eight is a private members’ club with two locations in the heart of the City of London. The clubs offer a wide scope of facilities, such as meeting rooms, pool tables, a fine dining restaurant and cinema.
Eight Bank EC3 is situated opposite the Royal Exchange just off Cornhill in the historic C read moreEight is a private members’ club with two locations in the heart of the City of London. The clubs offer a wide scope of facilities, such as meeting rooms, pool tables, a fine dining restaurant and cinema.
Eight Bank EC3 is situated opposite the Royal Exchange just off Cornhill in the historic Change Alley, the club offers members and their guests a wonderful venue to relax, meet friends, work and socialise.
The Members’ Lounge provides a serene working environment during the day, transforming into an atmospheric bar in the evening. The Lounge Menu is ideal if you are looking for something light to snack on whilst playing pool on one of the three Championship Brunswick tables, or something a little more substantial after a long meeting.
Eight Moorgate EC2 is a stunning rooftop club with two floors of terraces, set out over 9000 sq.ft. Located adjacent to Finsbury Square and minutes from Liverpool Street station.
On the top floor is the Members’ Lounge, which provides an excellent work hub with private rooms, Wi-Fi throughout and sofas clustered across the room for more intimate meetings or simply to relax. The space also works wonderfully for holding drinks receptions for your celebrations. The lounge is the perfect venue to meet guests, conduct meetings or relax and enjoy the spectacular London skyline. The Private Dining Room is an ideal space for either boardroom meetings or private dinners, with its own access points to the terrace.
Quartier Restaurant, found on the club’s first floor, makes for a beautiful dining experience with its floor to ceiling windows and contemporary menu. The restaurant works perfectly for quick business lunches with its du jour menu or indulgent dinners in the evening.
