Open everyday from 4pm with an exclusive Aperitivo Hour from 4-6pm every Sunday-Thursday

Taking the place of Sixties haunt, ‘The Pinstripe Club’, and inspired by its colourful history of scandal and infamy (where Keeler met Profumo), Disrepute combines timeless qualities and Sixties counterculture with choice elements of London’s exciting cocktail scene today.

A hidden gem of a basement nestled under Kingly Court between Carnaby Street and Beak Street, Disrepute (D.R.P.) will welcome guests with warm hospitality and impeccable service. Offering an expertly curated drinks menu, where established ideas meet modern thinking, cocktail lovers are well looked after while a luxurious collection of spirits and an extensive wine list will appeal to the discerning and the adventurous alike. Cocktails are presented as a series or short stories, invoking the characters and events from Soho's heydays. Choose by the story that connects with you the most or simply skip to the appendix for a staright up account of each drink.

Descending down the stairs into an intimate space with wood–panelled walls and vaulted ceilings, you are met with a sense of the Establishment of the late Fifties, while the soundtrack and frivolity of the generation which was to replace it envelops you as settle at your table.  The Sixties was a decade of hedonism, artistic expression and optimism, where the social elite, celebrity and political classes rubbed shoulders with dancing girls, fashionistas and musicians. Great drinkers, from the celebrated to the discredited, fueled by a jazz soundtrack, would whittle the night away in the infamous Soho basements of the day.

D.R.P. is a members’ bar but not in the conventional sense, and applications are welcome from people of all backgrounds and persuasions, especially from those who share in its vision of luxurious libations and late night civilised conversations. 

Whether you take a date, meet a secret affair or gather a group for a celebration... Disrepute provides the quiet corners, plush sofas and private vaults for liaisons small or large.