Just off Piccadilly Circus, down in that iconic basement, it’s all low lights, close tables, and a band already in full flow when you walk in. Jazz, fusion, a bit of everything - played by people who really know what they’re doing. The lineup’s always strong, but it’s the unexpected stuff that makes it. Surprise guests turning up, musicians jumping in, things stretching out and going somewhere new. No two nights land the same. It works as a date. It works if you’re with friends. It works if you just want to sit with a drink, grab some food and get pulled into it for a couple of hours. "Good food, proper drinks, and a room that feels alive". Jack Solomons Club is home of the Discovery Stage. A modern continuation of Soho's music history - the site of Club Eleven (1948), The Scene Club, and early performances by The Rolling Stones and The Who.