Ronnie Scott's is a live music venue in Soho, London.
Editorially verified June 5, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
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Tip: Book the late show, the room thins out and the playing loosens. Standing bar tickets are the cheapest way in if you do not need a table.
Address: 47 Frith Street, Soho, London W1D 4HT
The Dean Street basement opened by Peter Boizot in 1969 sits under a working pizzeria and runs a quietly serious nightly programme that has hosted Diana Krall, Norah Jones and Kurt Elling at room scale.
TipThe pizza is fine, the room is the point, ask for a table on the front banquettes for sightlines to the piano.
The Gillett Square upstairs room is where London's improvised and contemporary jazz programmes when it wants to be honest about what it sounds like, with a regular Tomorrow's Warriors slot for the next generation.
TipBook direct, the room is small and an in-demand quartet sells out in days. The downstairs cafe is the warm-up.
The Dean Street basement opened by Peter Boizot in 1969 sits under a working pizzeria and runs a quietly serious nightly programme that has hosted Diana Krall, Norah Jones and Kurt Elling at room scale.
TipThe pizza is fine, the room is the point, ask for a table on the front banquettes for sightlines to the piano.
The Ashwin Street room programmed by Hamish Dunbar and Keiko Yamamoto is the central venue in Europe for experimental and improvised music, and the calendar is the single best test of what is current.
TipMembers get advance ticket access, the Eddie Prevost and Arto Lindsay weeks sell out fast.
The 1929 art deco theatre on Stockwell Road reopened in April 2024 with 77 new safety conditions after the December 2022 crush, and it remains the most resonant mid-size touring room in the country.
TipThe raked floor gives sightlines from anywhere, but front-of-stage on a sold-out night is a serious push, take a balcony seat for comfort.
The Victorian railway engine shed converted in 1964 is Camden's circular theatre with a programme that runs from Glen Hansard and Rilo Kiley to the Roundhouse Comedy Festival in August.
TipThe standing pit is the only place to be for a guitar band, the upper circle has obstructed views from the back rows.
The 1900 Camden Hippodrome reopened in 2022 after a fire and a top-to-bottom rebuild, and is now a five-floor venue with a theatre, a members club and a domed roof terrace.
TipThe Saturday DISKOKO electronic night is the way to see the rebuilt room without paying touring-show prices.
