Entertainment
The Crazy Coqs
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The Crazy Coqs is a sophisticated cabaret bar and restaurant located within the Brasserie Zédel in London's Piccadilly Circus area. It offers an intimate setting with plush velvet seating and a small stage, hosting a diverse program of live music, from jazz and blues to burlesque and comedy. The venue is known for its elegant Art Deco decor and excellent acoustics. Guests can enjoy a full dinner menu or simply drinks while watching the show. What makes The Crazy Coqs distinctive is its blend of Parisian-style cabaret with London charm, attracting both locals and tourists. The lineup changes regularly, featuring emerging artists alongside established performers. It's a popular spot for a night out, offering a more refined alternative to typical London nightclubs.
Don't miss
- Live jazz and cabaret performances nightly
- Pre-show dinner with French-inspired cuisine
- Art Deco interior with intimate atmosphere
- Cocktail menu with classic and signature drinks
- Late-night shows on weekends
Tickets & tours
Ways to visit The Crazy Coqs
You can visit on your own (book tickets online in advance, especially for popular shows. some performances may have a minimum spend). A tour adds transport and a guide, or combines nearby sights into one day.
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Know before you go
- Dress smart-casual; no sportswear or trainers.
- Arrive early for good seats; doors open 30-60 minutes before show.
- Photography is usually allowed but no flash during performances.
- No outside food or drinks; the venue has a full bar and kitchen.
A bit of history
The Crazy Coqs opened in 2012 as part of the Brasserie Zédel complex, which occupies the former site of the famous Café Royal. The venue was designed to evoke the glamour of 1920s cabaret.
Common questions
Is there a dress code?
Smart casual; no ripped jeans or sportswear.
Can I just have drinks without dinner?
Yes, you can sit at the bar or reserve a table for drinks only.
Are children allowed?
Some shows are age-restricted (18+). Check the event details.
How do I get there by tube?
Nearest station is Piccadilly Circus (5 min walk). Also close to Oxford Circus.
Do they serve food?
Yes, a full dinner menu is available before and during shows.
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