DeLuca’s has opened in Concert Square – a 700-capacity venue combining live sport, competitive socialising and late-night entertainment across three floors.

The Las Vegas-inspired venue has been designed to transition from daytime hospitality and sports screenings into evening events and nightclub activity. Its interiors draw on mid-century modern design, with 1970s and 1980s Americana influences. Wood panelling, vintage-style wallpapers and feature lighting are used throughout the space.

The ground floor includes The Game Lounge, which features booth seating and large screens for live sport. The space is designed to accommodate group bookings and match-day audiences.

On the first floor, The Club Room houses a 9ft American pool table, a shuffleboard table and two interactive dartboards arranged around a central bar and DJ booth. An adjoining terrace, The Deck, overlooks Concert Square and includes a retractable roof and booth seating, allowing for year-round use.

At ground level, an additional outdoor area provides informal seating, terrazzo-topped tables, covered booths and heating.

Beneath the main venue is One Below, a nightclub space with neon lighting and a separate drinks offering. The menu includes bottle service and large-format cocktails, alongside interactive elements such as The High Roller Spin, a roulette-style promotion linked to selected drinks purchases.

In addition to its regular weekly programming, DeLuca’s has been designed to host large-scale city events and major sporting occasions. The venue’s first themed event, ‘Get Lucky’, is scheduled for 17 March to coincide with St Patrick’s Day, with activity planned across all floors and outdoor areas.

Oliver Clarke, managing director of DeLuca’s, says: “We’ve created a venue that brings sport, games and nightlife together. It’s somewhere that feels like an occasion from the moment you walk in – whether you’re here for a match, a birthday or late-night celebration.

“We’re incredibly proud of what the team has built and have had such an incredible response since opening the doors to DeLuca’s on Friday.”

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