Revolucion De Cuba Milton Keynes, Full Venue Hire
21 Savoy Crescent, Milton Keynes, MK9 3PU -
From
£2000 min spend
Up to
450 guests
Offers
catering
Internal Catering
allowed
About Venue
Havana has landed in the heart of the Theatre District, where Milton Keynes comes to life with live music, salsa, classic Cuban cocktails and some of the world's finest rums. Be prepared to kick it Cuban-style on the dance floor. Or share some authentic Latin-inspired dishes from our Cantina menu in the tapas restaurant. Or even grab a cosy booth for coffee or sip a Cuban cocktail in our heated garden. It's the island way, you know!
Stunning open space venue with long bar running across. Comfortable booth surrounding the outside of the room with the option of taking tables away to create a larger dancefloor.
The venue also benefits from a small conservatory perfect for summer with a retractable roof.
Half venue hires are also available which are semi exclusive.
Capacity & Layout
Standing
up to 450
Food & Beverage
Catering arrangements
Catering facilities
Refreshments
Alcohol
Facilities & Amenities
Air conditioning
Disabled access
Premises parking
Space Rules
Cancellation policy
Non refundable deposit
Location
Reviews
- Jen DixonSeptember 2025
Had a great time at a cocktail masterclass with Aiden. Was really fun and catered to cocktail and mocktail drinkers really well. 10/10 Then had food and unfortunately our desserts took a long time when we had finished our mains which meant we were sitting around for quite a while.
- Giles OlleySeptember 2025
We enjoyed Revolution. It was lively and there was live music. They didn't have the music so loud you couldn't hold a conversation, which was nice. The staff were friendly and attentive although our food and drinks took a long time and we're first delivered to the wrong table. Every time a different one! Likewise we kept being offered other peoples' food. It all felt a bit disorganised in that respect. However, it was an enjoyable time. The food was above average. Nothing special but adequate. They ought to reconsider letting the band use dining tables to rest between sets as they were sitting on their phones generally making us feel a bit unwelcome. All this sounds a little negative but overall it was ok, just a little run down and it feels in need of a little attention to detail.
