Bush Hall

Bush Hall is an independent live music and events venue in London W12 that boasts an impressive rock and roll pedigree. Originally built in 1904 and used as a dance hall through the roaring twenties, the venue has since functioned as a soup kitchen in WWII, a bingo hall and rehearsal space for the likes of The Who, Adam Faith and Cliff Richard in the late 50′s/’60s. In the 80's and 90's, the venue became a snooker and social club, before being restored to its former glory in 2001. Today, Bush Hall’s unique character and incredible acoustics makes it the perfect venue for everything from live music gigs and cabaret shows to wedding receptions, product launches and film shoots.

Gig-goers and guests can now enjoy all-day modern dining, traditional values and good living great food at Bush Hall Dining Rooms. Choose from a ‘pre-gig’ menu if you’re in a rush, or relax over the full menu if you have more time on your hands. The ‘pre-gig’ menu offers one, two or three set courses (from £12.50 including a drink) and features dishes such as steak, homemade cheeseburger & chips, as well as puddings such as malted chocolate & pistachio tart.