Lucky Cat - Mayfair

Glamorous Asian Dining in the Heart of Mayfair

Lucky Cat – Mayfair is an upscale, Asian-inspired restaurant by Gordon Ramsay, set in the stylish Grosvenor Square area. The interiors are sleek and moody, with dim lighting, plush seating, and a vibe that feels part speakeasy, part Tokyo supper club. Just a short ride or walk from several major London concert venues, it's a great spot for a memorable meal before the show.

This is not your average pre-concert bite – expect expertly crafted sushi, robata grilled dishes, and signature cocktails in a space that blends luxury with edge.

Why Concert-goers love it

Lucky Cat’s location in central London makes it an easy option for those heading to shows in the West End or nearby venues. The atmosphere is lively but not too loud, making it ideal for pre-show conversation. The service is known for being efficient and polished, so you can enjoy a full meal without worrying about missing the opening act. It’s also open late, which is perfect for a post-concert nightcap.

Who this Restaurant is great for

• Groups of friends looking to kick off the night in style
• Solo travelers enjoying a night of music and fine food
• Couples on a romantic weekend getaway
• Fans wanting a lively pre-show space with great cocktails
• Budget-conscious music fans looking for a splurge-worthy experience

What People Say

According to reviewers, the sushi is “exceptional” and dishes like the black cod and spicy tuna tartare are must-tries. Guests often mention the “vibrant decor” and “luxurious feel” as standouts. Many diners praise the staff for being “attentive and accommodating,” especially when on a tight concert schedule. Cocktails also get rave reviews for their creativity and bold flavours.

Areas for Improvement

Some reviewers note that prices are on the higher end, so it may not be ideal for those on a tight budget. A few guests found the lighting a bit dim for their taste, and the trendy vibe isn’t for everyone. Reservations are highly recommended as it can get quite busy, especially on weekends.

The Bottom Line

If you’re after stylish pre-show dining with standout Asian cuisine, Lucky Cat delivers a bold, buzzy experience just minutes from London’s top concert venues.