The 606 Club has existed as a Jazz Club Restaurant for thirty years.  Originally a small (30 seat) basement venue at 606 Kings Road, the Club moved to its present basement site at 90 Lots Road in October 1987.  With its distinctive but discreet red brick arched doorway, the Club re-opened on 28 May 1988.

Each performance of Chet Baker: Speedball will be followed by an evening of jazz music, details of which can be found on the club's website.  Attendance at these additional music performances are subject to the 606 Club's Music Charge of £8 per head Monday-Thursday and £10 per head Sunday, which is added to the bill at the end of the night. Due to current licensing restrictions the Club is only allowed to serve alcohol to non-members with a substantial meal. 

How to find the 606 Club

To find the club, look for the red brick arched doorway opposite the large Power Station running parallel to the river.  The Club is situated in the basement of the building between Tadema and Uverdale Roads.  

Alternatively try Streetmap or use the Transport for London Journey Planner below.