Is the proliferation of members’ clubs tarnishing the genre’s air of exclusivity?
‘To be honest, it’s just nice to find a place you can take people for a drink, knowing you’ll definitely get a seat,’ says Tim, a friend of a friend who’s a successful businessman in London. I’d heard he was a Soho House member and asked him why.
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