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What's on
The Commuter Club is a network for the brightest marketing minds in business. Members have exclusive access to our ongoing series of in-person talks and hospitality events led by culturally relevant personalities.
Breakfast at Dishoom
A staple on the London food scene, Dishoom's original venue in Covent Garden isn't just known for its Ruby Murray.
We've been wanting to try their breakfast for some time now, so here's your chance to try it too.
Join us for breakfast with some of London's leading marketers as we break bread together and chat about what's on everyone's horizons for the second half of the year!
Brunch at Fallow
Join us in St James's for brunch at one of our favourite spots, Fallow.
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Charlotte Marketing Breakfast
Join us for an invite-only breakfast with some of the city's leading Heads of Marketing!
Join us for an exclusive, invite-only breakfast at The Asbery with some of Charlotte's leading marketers.
With no formal agenda, consider this a low-key opportunity to connect with local, like-minded marketing leaders and chat about what's on your agenda for 2025 and how to keep up with the ever-evolving marketing landscape!
It's the perfect way to kick-start your day, and you'll be in the office by 10am!
Charlotte Senior Marketers' Dinner
Join us at Church and Union for dinner with some of Charlotte's leading marketers!
We’re hosting an invite-only dinner on Church and Union in Charlotte, exclusively for VP’s, Head’s of Marketing and CMO’s.
In the heart of uptown, Church and Union features Modern-American cuisine by Top Chef Alum Chef Partner Jamie Lynch and Executive Chef Aaron Dearing.
With no formal agenda, consider it a low-key, intimate gathering designed to bring the city's leading marketers together to chat about their hopes, dreams and fears for 2025 and beyond!
Dinner at Donostia
Join us in Marylebone for dinner at Basque pintxos & tapas restaurant, Donostia.
Inspired by the flavours of San Sebastián, Donostia is a cosy, low-lit gem serving up some of the best Basque-style pintxos and tapas this side of the Bay of Biscay.
For our next dinner, we’ll be taking over the downstairs dining room for an evening of txuleta, gilda, bacalao, and (of course) the Basque cheesecake Donostia is renowned for.
Breakfast at HIDE
Join us for an exclusive marketing breakfast at Michelin star restaurant, HIDE.
Tucked just off Piccadilly with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking Green Park, HIDE is as much a feast for the eyes as it is for the palate.
The Michelin-starred restaurant spans three beautifully designed floors—each one inspired by a different part of a tree (yes, really).
We’ve hosted two breakfasts here already, and our guests loved it so much we’re heading back for a third.
Expect beautifully curated dishes and the kind of setting that makes an early start feel like a treat.
Dinner at Carousel
Join us on Charlotte Street for an exclusivel dinner with some of London's leading marketers.
If you like the idea of never eating the same meal twice, Carousel might just be your new go-to. Since 2014, it’s made a name for itself as the place for rotating chef residencies—each week, a new name from somewhere exciting takes over the kitchen.
For our dinner, we’ll be settling into their ground-floor wine bar: a laid-back space with a steady menu of seasonal small plates (tempura courgette, fried chicken with fermented honey…) and a serious lineup of minimal intervention wines.
Dinner at Bancone
Join us for dinner with some of London's leading Director-level and C-Suite marketers!
Never been to Bancone? Well, according to the Michelin Guide...
"It’s all about freshly made pasta and great value at this lively Covent Garden Italian."
"Start off with antipasti like burrata, prosciutto or grilled artichokes, before moving on to the main event; there’s a range of pastas available, but the best of all might still be the signature ‘silk handkerchiefs’ with walnut butter and confit egg yolk."
"Sit up at the open kitchen to watch the chefs working their magic – ‘bancone’ is Italian for ‘counter’ after all."
