QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
What is your age policy?
Despite the many young train enthusiasts, we maintain a strictly 21 and over policy at Cahoots Underground (Soho) and Cahoots Postal Office (Borough Yards). However, at the Cahoots Ticket Hall, children over the age of 10 are welcome prior to 5 PM, Sunday to Friday, as long as they are accompanied by a responsible guardian aged 21 or older.
Are you dog friendly?
Although we love our furry friends, dogs are not permitted at Cahoots Postal Office or Cahoots Underground, with the exception of registered assistance dogs. At Cahoots Ticket Hall, well-behaved dogs are welcome until 6 PM, Sunday to Friday.
How long can I have a table for?
The Captain requests that guests attend their reservations for up to 2 hours. All aboard!
What is the music policy?
Jazz, swing and Lindy Hop, with some rock ’n’ roll and electro swing later in the night. Cahoots regularly hosts some mischievous live entertainment, including piano singaalongs, live music and ‘masters of discs’ spinning their vintage records (from inside a slyly converted piano, of course!). Find out What’s Swinging!
Is there dancing?
‘It don’t mean a thing if you ain’t got that swing!’ Later on in the evening, from Thursday to Saturday, Scoundrels have been known to jump out of their seats and let their feet do the talking.
What should I wear?
The Captain is always in favour of 1940s garbs (which he may even reward), although any well-presented Scoundrel is more than welcome.
Do you sell gift vouchers?
Whether a Christmas, birthday or wedding gift, a voucher or experience from Cahoots will be right on the pea shooter (the hooter… the nose!). These can be purchased online.
Do you allow hen/stag parties?
The Scoundrels are not able to accommodate any hen or stag parties.
Are your venues wheelchair accessible?
We do our very best to accommodate all scoundrels and swingin’ sorts. Here’s the low-down on accessibility across the Cahoots establishments:
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Cahoots Postal Office, Borough Yards: The ground floor is fully accessible for wheelchair users, and there’s an accessible bathroom to boot.
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Cahoots Underground, Soho:Afraid not, old chap, this disused station is full of tricky steps and narrow passages.
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Cahoots Ticket Hall, Soho: Not accessible, the layout of this 1940s hall makes step-free access a challenge.