As a Clubhouse member, enjoy exclusive offers at the city’s finest restaurants
Don’t say we don’t treat you right...
Words: Anna Galbraith
As a VIP member of the Gentleman’s Journal Clubhouse – our most exclusive subscription package – you are set to enjoy life as one of a very elite group.
Every two months, our latest issue is delivered to your door, not to mention the year-round GJ events that you’re always on the guest list for.
And, if you’re something of a wine and fine dining connoisseur, then becoming a Clubhouse member has plenty to offer to whet your appetite.
From complimentary cocktails and glasses of Champagne upon arrival, to generous discounts across all dishes — some of London’s most exciting restaurants and bars have joined the Clubhouse.
So, if you’re in the mood for seafood, head to the Michelin-starred Angler restaurant, where you can enjoy a complimentary glass of Moët & Chandon per guest with bookings.
Alternatively, why not book a table at the legendary Quaglino’s in St. James, where your membership will afford you a complimentary cocktail on arrival.
Just around the corner, you could enjoy 20% off A La Carte and a complimentary glass of fizz per person at Avenue in St. James?
Live music at Quaglino’s
If you’re evening tipple turns into a slightly longer night than you’d planned, then we’ve got you covered, with a 10% discount on room rate at the beautiful Dukes London Hotel.
GBR at Dukes London
Or, if you are looking to impress a date with an elegant afternoon tea, Dukes will also offer members a complimentary glass of Champagne and 20% off their A La Carte menu at their world-famous GBR.
Not yet a member of the Clubhouse? What are you waiting for? Become a member here…
Become a Gentleman’s Journal Member?
Like the Gentleman’s Journal? Why not join the Clubhouse, a special kind of private club where members receive offers and experiences from hand-picked, premium brands. You will also receive invites to exclusive events, the quarterly print magazine delivered directly to your door and your own membership card.
