Our 7 favourite team building venues in Soho

Located around the corner from Tottenham Court Road on popular Denmark Street, all-day venue Thirteen hosts corporate networking events and private parties in its stylish digs that evoke early 20th century Berlin with Art Deco velvets, deep golden and red tones, and plush velvets.

Thirtreen comprises the underground Dial8 club and the Signature Apartment, I am Anarchy, a duplex mews house fully kitted out in punk rock's signature patterns and decor, complete with hand-drawn caricatures by legend Johnny Rotten.

So whether you're looking for a bar with small plates to network or celebrate in or a full apartment to wine & dine important guests, Thirtreen at Chateau Denmark has an indelible, truly unique offering in the world of corporate networking.

Full venue hire has a total capacity of 90 standing, and hire of I am Anarchy has a total capacity of 20 guests.

Want a restaurant? Got it. Want a cocktail bar? Also got it. Want a nightclub? Got that too. Oh, and there is a roof terrace.

In the buzzing heart of Soho, Zebrano is an eccentric and entertaining spot with infamous happy-hour deals on its drinks. Perfect for a late-night soiree, this spot offers everything from comedy and quiz nights to cocktail masterclasses or drag tea for you and your team.

How about the private screening room that is available for exclusive hire. Watch the latest sports games or sing your heart out in karaoke. Have a screening of your favourite film or show off your favourite photographs of the bride for a hen party.

For a bit of everything fun, Zebrano has got you covered. So gather your team and head here for your next activity.

Whilst technically located a five-minute jaunt from Soho proper, Bloomsbury Lanes justifies its place on the list regardless. It seems that the subterranean bowling alley has taken inspiration from every American movie in the '90s. This means you'll have a diner, draught beer and absolutely gorgeous bowling alley to share between you and your group.

Is one lane not enough? You can also hire the extravagant Kingpin Suite for up to 250 guests. It comes with its own bar, karaoke rooms, and shoe exchange. It's excessive yes, but it's also brilliant.

Descending the stairs just off Berwick St, you'll be forgiven for thinking you were entering the energy-drink-inspired fever dream of a 15-year-old graffiti obsessive. NQ64 does not hide its allegiance to the stereotypes of gaming; the food consists of noodles, packs of crisps coated in fluorescent dust and there is enough cosmic artwork to adorn the side of a fun-park dodgem track.

Games-wise, you can expect to find a good array of the classics, from Donkey Kong and Mortal Kombat to the beloved and infuriating House of the Dead. Gamer or not, this is well worth getting a few of you and checking out.

Sometimes a venue is named so appropriately, we don't really have to explain what goes on in the activity venue.

Monopoly life-sized is, well, a life-sized iteration of the world's most accessible property market. The venue is, frankly, huge, with multiple game boards featuring across the multi-floor venue. The game itself features actors, giant dice and even a real-life jail cell. There is also a bar downstairs (as well as a private bar upstairs) to drown your sorrows after landing on a colleague's Mayfair hotel twice in a row.

Some people may consider a night where a microphone is thrust under your nose the epitome of hell. Those people are cowards. The good people at Lucky Voice have refined the art of singing badly in a room, offering up their patrons 11,000 songs to choose from, with the ability to create custom playlists.

Drinks, of course, are recommended. The menu is extensive in its selection of spirits, beers, wines and cocktails. On the latter, we can recommend the 'Phil Raspberry Collins', a mix of vodka, black raspberry and soda. To be drunk before air drumming along to genesis. of course.

Private hire is available for up to 160 people, with multiple rooms fitting 20 guests in. Lucky Voice's Soho posting is within easy walking distance of both Oxford Circus and Piccadilly Circus tube stations.

No, not those swingers. Whilst the normal Soho vernacular may cast 'club' 'hole in one' and 'in the rough' under dodgy terrain, Swinger's brings the terms back into the golfing sphere. The mini-golf on offer here is themed after 1920s English Riveria (think Helter Skelter and beach towel patterned furniture) and perfectly melds competitive fun with cocktails.

The venue itself is vast, fitting up to 600 guests if you opt for exclusive hire of the whole venue. There is also a plethora of other private hire spaces available if you don't happen to know 600 avid mini golfers.