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Up in the sky: The Lucky Club Camden
(Picture: Harry Johnson)Camden is getting a new rooftop venue just in time for the summer.
The Lucky Club Camden — a sister site to the Mayfair branch — will launch on May 13, promising a 5,600sq ft, 130-cover space serving up Mexican-inspired food and drink.
The venue, which will land within Camden Market, is set to be a year-round affair, with a retractable roof and heaters on hand for any inclement weather.
Specialising in margaritas, offering no fewer than seven variations of the cocktail, from a frozen naranjarita (tequila, mandarin, lime and agave) to a pepino margarita (tequila, Cointreau, fresh cucumber juice, lime, agave and salt), the bar will also serve a selection of mezcal drinks.
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The menu will focus on tacos — from a cheeseburger-style creation, with ground beef, emmental cheese and diced gherkin, to a lobster option, poached in butter and served with truffle mayo and bacon pieces — as well as tostadas, including a coconut ceviche offering.
From 5-6pm, Monday to Thursday, the bar will run its so-called “lucky hour”, where guests will be able to roll the dice and, if they score a seven, get a cocktail on the house.
Elsewhere, the music will come courtesy of a Funktion One sound system, the manufacturer favoured by many of London’s top clubs.
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The venue is the latest venture from Hartshorn Hook Enterprises, whose previous projects include the immersive Great Gatsby experience in the West End.
"This launch has been a long time coming. Originally scheduled for summer, then pushed back to winter 2021, finally we’re opening this May,” said Louis Hartshorn, co-founder of the Lucky Club. “We’re thrilled to see London slowly coming back to life and it’s a real joy to be part of the resurgence of London’s social scene. The Lucky Club Camden is going to be an exciting new addition to north London’s skyline.”