The Mayflower Club

I love this place. They’re a great community of Brits. The guys and dolls are wonderful and welcoming. I’m a young lassie and they let me in too. I’ve met some really lovely people through this club and hope they’re around for a very long time.

My father loved The Mayflower Club. It was his favorite place to go every Friday or Saturday night for many years (decades really) before he recently passed away. It is an utterly charming treasure of English history. Scots and Irish are always well-​represented, too. I’ve been there many times with my parents and a good time was always had by all. The staff is always courteous and the food is delicious. Don’t miss the panto’s and other stage shows, too! They always put on a great show full of heart and talent.

Cool little place if you like history and relics. You can rent the place for parties and large events. It’s not a place for young folks necessarily, I mean you won’t see Miley Cyrus performing here but if you like an old fashion venue with good folk, this is the place for you.

Sunday, August 19, 2012, 2pm
I visited TMC because it hosted the play «House on the HIll.» TMC is a social club that was originally for British ex-​pats and now opens its doors to all. It has the feel of a British pub/​dancehall, complete with a full bar and kitchen and walls covered in memorabilia.
Note: it’s listed by Unilocal as «Nightlife,» but this isn’t really accurate. The club members seem to be fairly elderly; they serve lunch on Tuesday, hold special events, etc.
Anyhow, the club members are lovely, including the very authentic bartender, who may be the only man in LA who can properly pour a pint of ale.
The club is easy to find and has its own parking in the back. While the building may have seen better days (the a/​c was on the blink during a 100 degree afternoon), the facilities are scrupulously clean and tidy.
TMC is a gracious little corner of Britain, via NoHo. Cheers!

I came here to support my Unilocal buddy Tony Y. Jr. and his play, «The Dining Room», and had a wonderful experience. The place is a little antiquated but it has a small intimate feel that allows for a close up view of the stage, and the service at the front counter and bar are very gracious and down to earth. Parking is plentiful in the back, and my friend and I had a wonderful time checking out the play and meeting the cast afterward. As a place that is capable of drawing a diverse crowd and beautiful people, I would definitely recommend for anyone to pay this place a visit. 3 stars for the venue plus one more for the great play.

I’ve been to and heard of many social clubs before, but The Mayflower Club is one that is unique in its own right. The Mayflower Club is a non-​profit British-​American Social Club that offers a variety of events, performances, including an annual British pantomime, and a host of other incentives for its members. It so happens, I was apart of a show, The Dining Room, this past weekend at The Mayflower Club. The members of the club were the most gracious hosts and catered to the actors’ every need to make us feel very comfortable. Besides enjoying our show, the members extended an invitation to some of us to join their club. Whether you’re looking for a place to host an upcoming event or just want to socialize with new people, The Mayflower Club may be that club to satisfy your social needs.