The Little Scarlet Door

THE LITTLE SCARLET DOOR

12-13 Greek Street, W144DL

It all began eight years ago in Notting Hill Gate when a group of friends opened up their Living Room to their nearest and dearest, with the ultimate mission of throwing the best house parties and dinner parties in London. The Little Yellow Door was a place where people could meet in an unpretentious environment, and have whatever party they wanted; from chilling in the corner to getting wild and dancing on the tables.  And so the story began…

Since then, Little Door and Co has evolved into three amazing, permanent venues dotted across London. Winning multiple awards, from Best Bar in London by Tatler Magazine to Best Bottomless Brunch by the Evening Standard, the group are incredibly proud to showcase their most highly anticipated venue yet - The Little Scarlet Door.

Split across two floors, The Little Scarlet Door will be open plan, metropolitan and vibey, taking a cue from New York’s iconic loft apartments – think exposed brickwork, industrial finishes and fittings - this is Soho to its core. From Greek Street, only a standalone scarlet red door will hint at the bar’s location.

Step into their vibrant ground floor open plan kitchen & dining space to enjoy light bites, cocktails and conversation. Then head downstairs to the industrial basement studio space where all the house party revelry will occur and our resident DJs, Wednesday - Saturday will get you boogying in no time.

Like all their flats, The Little Scarlet Door aims to create an authentic, homely, and unpretentious environment for guests to eat, drink and dance; enjoying all the fun and different aspects of a house party without the hassle of having to clean up afterwards.

They may even let you peak into their Andy Warhol inspired vault, if you're lucky that is. But, whatever happens, they guarantee you’ll never want to leave... they rarely do!

EVENTS PACK CAN BE FOUND HERE

Remember to check out their other three incredible sister venues, The Little Orange Door on Clapham Common, The Little Blue Door in Fulham and The Little Yellow Door in Notting Hill.