List of London's gentlemen's clubs

See Gentlemen's club for an explanation of this particular sort of club.

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• Albermarle Club (Ladies and Gentlemen); established in 1874
• Aldwych Club; established in 1910
• Alexandra Club (Ladies); established in 1884
• Almack's Club; first established in 1765 til 1867; and again 1908 til 1961
• Alpine Club; established in 1857
• American Club; established in 1919
• Anglo-Belgian Club; established in 1909
• Argentine Club; established in 1910; later became the Canning Club
• Army and Navy Club; established in 1838
• Arthur's; established in 1765
• Arts Club; established in 1863
• Athenæum Club; established in 1824
• Australasian Club; established in 1998
• Authors' Club; established in 1891
• Bath Club; established in 1894
• Beefsteak Club
• Boodle's; established in 1762
• Brooks'; established in 1764
• Bucks Club; established in 1918
• Caledonian Club; established in 1891
• Canning Club; established in 1910; as the Argentine Club
• Carlton Club; established in 1832
• Cavalry Club; established in 1890
• City Livery Club; established in 1914
• City of London Club; established in 1832
• City University Club; established in 1895
• Cobden Club; established in 1870
• Commonwealth Club; established in 1868
• Devonshire Club; established in 1828
• East India Club; established in 1849
• Eccentric Club; established in 1890
• Garrick Club; named after the actor David Garrick; established in 1831 at 35 King Street, Covent Garden. Moved to Garrick Street in 1864.
• Guards' Club; established in 1810
• Hurlingham Club; established in 1869
• Lansdowne Club; established in 1935
• Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC); established in 1786
• National Liberal Club; established in 1882
• Naval Club; established in 1919
• Naval Military Club; established in 1862
• Number Ten Club; established in 1955
• Oriental Club; established in 1824
• Pasley-Tyler; established in 1995
• Phyllis Court Club; established in 1905
• Pratt's Club; established in 1857
• Press Club; established in 1882
• Reform Club; established in 1836
• Roehampton Club; established in 1901
• Royal Air Force Club; established in 1917
• Royal Automobile Club; established in 1897
• Royal Over-Seas League; established in 1910
• Royal Thames Yacht Club; established in 1775
• St James's Club; established in 1857
• St Stephen's Club; established in 1870
• Savage Club; established in 1857
• Savile Club; established in 1868
• Sloane Club; established in 1920
• Travellers Club; established in 1819
• Turf Club; established in 1861
• United Oxford & Cambridge University Club; established in 1821
• United Service Club; established in 1815
• University Women?s Club; established in 1886
• White's; established in 1693
• Victory Services Club; established in 1907