Spend some time strolling around the Arts Club courtyard garden or debating in one of its elegant reception rooms and you'll be in illustrious company. Since its birth in 1863 for those professionally involved in the Arts, literature or science, the Arts Club has been no stranger to A-list celebrities - Charles Dickens, Mark Twain and Anthony Trollope were once members. Others have designed Wembley Stadium, the Law Courts and most of the London Underground. Still, you can't have everything, can you? Today, this Mayfair 18th century town house is an exclusive and versatile venue for wedding receptions, private parties, conferences and the like. The food has a reputation for being excellent. Choose from a succulent three course meal, canapé menus or finger food menus (all GM free). If you plan the wine to flow choose the Garden or Main Dining rooms, which have their own dance floor.