Club Gallery
Gallery London burst onto Kensington High Street in March 2025, bringing a fresh twist to West London nightlife. The venue takes over the old Mahiki Kensington site but reimagines it completely, thanks to the team behind B London and the revival of Boujis. With the combined vision of Carlo Carello, Jake Parkinson-Smith and Barth Rougier, the club is designed to shake up Chelsea evenings with an energy more often associated with East London. Expect a space built for 400 partygoers, fueled by house, electronic beats, live acts and special guest DJs from around the globe.
Inside, every corner of Gallery has its own personality. The Club Room sits at the heart of the venue, dominated by a massive 360-degree concrete DJ booth, deliberately placed to erase the distance between artist and crowd. Around it, the energy builds, flowing into more intimate settings. From the vibrant Cubanista Bar, where Havana-inspired cocktails and Latin rhythms set the tone, to the hidden Studio Room, accessible only to those who can uncover its discreet entrance, the club constantly plays with the idea of discovery.
And because a night out isn’t complete without good food, Gallery has something unexpected: Carlo’s Pizza. Yes, a proper Neapolitan pizzeria right inside the club, serving slices until late. It’s the perfect solution for those midnight cravings, letting guests recharge without ever stepping outside. Add to that a guestlist-and-tables-only entry policy—similar to the exclusive model of Dolce and B London—and you’ve got a venue that mixes high-end nightlife with playful surprises.
Parties at Club Gallery
Music at Gallery
Main Room
Photos of Gallery
Club Gallery
Gallery London burst onto Kensington High Street in March 2025, bringing a fresh twist to West London nightlife. The venue takes over the old Mahiki Kensington site but reimagines it completely, thanks to the team behind B London and the revival of Boujis. With the combined vision of Carlo Carello, Jake Parkinson-Smith and Barth Rougier, the club is designed to shake up Chelsea evenings with an energy more often associated with East London. Expect a space built for 400 partygoers, fueled by house, electronic beats, live acts and special guest DJs from around the globe.
Inside, every corner of Gallery has its own personality. The Club Room sits at the heart of the venue, dominated by a massive 360-degree concrete DJ booth, deliberately placed to erase the distance between artist and crowd. Around it, the energy builds, flowing into more intimate settings. From the vibrant Cubanista Bar, where Havana-inspired cocktails and Latin rhythms set the tone, to the hidden Studio Room, accessible only to those who can uncover its discreet entrance, the club constantly plays with the idea of discovery.
And because a night out isn’t complete without good food, Gallery has something unexpected: Carlo’s Pizza. Yes, a proper Neapolitan pizzeria right inside the club, serving slices until late. It’s the perfect solution for those midnight cravings, letting guests recharge without ever stepping outside. Add to that a guestlist-and-tables-only entry policy—similar to the exclusive model of Dolce and B London—and you’ve got a venue that mixes high-end nightlife with playful surprises.