Venue 295

Venue 295 operates on a first floor above Neasden Lane in NW10 — a Mediterranean restaurant at the front, a late-night lounge and entertainment space at the back, and a rooftop shisha terrace above. It fills a gap in North West London's private hire market that anyone who has tried to book a large party venue outside Zones 1–2 will recognise: glamorous nightlife-style spaces with serious sound systems, booth seating, and late licences are concentrated in central London. Venue 295 brings that format to Willesden.

Two Venues in One at Venue 295

The front section is an intimate Mediterranean restaurant and cocktail bar — Turkish-influenced cuisine, atmospheric lighting, and a register closer to a Mayfair supper club than a suburban restaurant. The rear opens into the Main Room: a purpose-built entertainment space with immersive sound and visual lighting systems, a central dance floor, DJ booth, and private booth seating arranged around the action. The rooftop lounge adds an outdoor dimension with its own booth setups and shisha service.

Full venue hire combines all three zones for events up to 350 standing. Partial bookings — the restaurant for an intimate dinner, the Main Room for a party, the rooftop for a drinks reception — offer flexibility that straightforward nightlife venues rarely provide.

Events and Late Nights at Venue 295

Birthday celebrations, engagement parties, corporate team nights, and milestone events suit the format well. The 3am licence on Fridays and Saturdays means events run properly late without an early curfew cutting the energy. Weekly live entertainment — DJs, belly dancers, live musicians — gives the space its atmosphere on public nights, and that same infrastructure transfers to private events. An in-house events team handles bespoke packages.

NW London Location

The Neasden Lane address serves Willesden, Wembley, Harlesden, and the wider NW London corridor. For organisers whose guests are based in North West London, Venue 295 provides a genuine alternative to the default central London trip — comparable atmosphere and production at a suburban price point.