Bunga Bunga Covent Garden

A secret entrance on Drury Lane opens into one of London's most deliberately over-the-top event venues. Bunga Bunga Covent Garden — now rebranded as Bunga 90 — hides beneath a retro video store facade, delivering a multi-sensory 1990s nostalgia trip that turns private hire into something closer to a theme park visit than a conventional night out. Full venue hire takes 400 standing across two floors, with a 3am licence and in-house entertainment that means events arrive with the fun already switched on.

Bunga Bunga's Two-Floor Venue

The basement is the main event: 300 standing or 150 seated, with neon-lit interiors, arcade machines, karaoke rooms, and a bar serving cocktails from a claw machine. Bar Bunga upstairs offers a calmer Italian trattoria aesthetic — life-sized Roman statues, picture frames, mirrors — adding a second environment for guests who want a change of pace. The two floors work together for exclusive hire or independently for smaller bookings.

Built-In Entertainment at Bunga Bunga Covent Garden

Private karaoke rooms, live variety shows, bar-top performances, and hourly bathroom raves are part of the venue's DNA rather than add-ons. Events don't need to plan entertainment separately — the space generates it. Birthday parties, hen dos, Christmas parties, and team socials all land well here because the venue's energy carries the evening regardless of how much (or little) the organiser has planned.

Covent Garden Location and Hire Details

Covent Garden and Holborn stations are both nearby, with the Drury Lane address sitting in one of central London's most accessible pockets. The in-house catering centres on metre-long sharing pizzas and Italian sharing menus — unpretentious, photogenic, and built for groups. Part of Inception Group's portfolio of immersive London venues.