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About Ewer Street Warehouse

Welcome to Ewer Street Warehouse, a historic warehouse-style nightclub in the London Bridge area. Located at Great Suffolk Street, this large underground space has hosted warehouse parties and notable events, including a landmark debut of the Warehouse Project London with Delphic in 2010. While the building itself is a Grade II listed property (now redeveloped as Great Suffolk Yard), the venue history remains a key part of London’s nightlife legacy. Here’s what to know when planning a night out, securing your seats, and finding convenient places to stay and dine nearby.

Whether you’re a first-time club-goer or a seasoned warehouse party enthusiast, we’ve got you covered with practical details, transport tips, and dependable partner recommendations for hotels and restaurants to make your night easy and enjoyable.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: Great Suffolk Street, London SE1 0BL/SE1 0NR (London Bridge area).
  • Venue type: warehouse-style nightclub / large underground space.
  • Capacity: reported 1,000 (Skiddle); some listings claim up to 2,000 (All In London).
  • Parking: local parking listed as not available on site (Skiddle).
  • Transit: nearest rail station listed as Southwark (Skiddle); Waterloo East listed by All In London.
  • Notable events: hosted warehouse parties and the Warehouse Project London debut with Delphic in 2010 (Fact Magazine).
  • Current status: 55 Great Suffolk Street is a Grade II listed building; redevelopment into office space as Great Suffolk Yard has progressed, and it no longer operates as a venue.