London’s most famous modern nightclub was opened in 1991 by Old Etonian the Hon. James Palumbo. It’s modelled on the famous Paradise Garage club in New York, where ‘garage’ music was born.
I think when it comes to innovative ideas, but with good taste Club Pacha thought of it first. When you step inside you see the main dance floor, the DJ booth to the side, and many bars around the roo
As the mecca of London clubland, one really can't go amiss. Check out the Fabriclive CD vending machine as you come in! Read more.
Panic! at Tuesday's nights! Good music, cheap drinks, wait until 11:30 and it gets awesome!
Be sure to swing by the latest addition to Shoreditch's family. Almost every night run there is guaranteed to be fun.
Tuesdays, Tuesdays & Sundays, if you need to be on the guest list, call/text this number : 07595702357. Any nights table bookings too
"Housed in two incredible railway arches in Elephant and Castle, many argue it's the best space in London..." Read more.
This club was still being built as a cinema when the First World War broke out, and it became an aircraft factory. It opened as the King’s Cross Cinema in 1920, which closed in 1974.
Best Gay Club in the World and even fun on the Monday Popcorn night. Thursdays porn night and Saturday dance until the end of the World. Order doubles though the vodka shots are small.
Usually a scary Str8 club, except Sunday mornings is Beyond Afterhours...packed with gay party people who can't and won't stop...the up for it and out of it all out for one thing..a good time!
Great food and drink offers before 8pm ... Music ok - With a choice - Very poular , friendly place!
Go on a Sunday, check out the backroom. Particularly if you like house music. Nothing in London like it.
Amazing venue, saw Zan Lyons play here and the sound was awesome. Quite a challenge to fill the space but overall a really impressive space
It isn't called the Dalston Superstore for nothing - hosting different clubnights through the week and offering cakes, coffee and wifi in the day...how could you say no?
Great intimate concert venue, and club nights..Also kind of flea market by day, awesome music stands. Sometimes holds record fairs too. My kind of place! Read more.
It's all about Monday Club! Sometimes it gets intense downstairs with the jungle - love it, good crowd.
Nice and cosy hang out. Smaller than your average club, but great music, always filled with cool people. Queue's can be quite long on weekends.
The Embassy has plenty of strong links to Iron Maiden and the such and has rock nights on regularly. Worth checking out when the drinks aren't super expensive. (Rarely). Read more.
This is a London institution. Pretty good mix of commercial music if you feel like main stream fu and dancing!
Go to Zoo Bar on a Tuesday or Thursday night and get cheap entry for students, and cheap drinks for everyone with double vodka mixers at £3. 3 bars, Great music, and always bustling.
Funky upstairs and good downstairs dance floor. The crowd is quite "fabulous" but it makes for a good night sometimes. Drinks are overpriced as with all Westend clubs.
omg I love this place. The music is always great and cocktails are always made right. Bar staff are friendly and i always have a crazy time here.
Love this place. It would be absolutely perfect if it played japanese music instead of generic dance pap, but otherwise fantastic.
Used to come here for the really cheap Wednesday night drinks with the lads, RIP Charles!
Go here! Really cheap drinks Monday - Thurs £1.50 mixers. Good vibe downstairs in Ku Klub even weeknights.
Cocktails are the order of the day here, as is champagne brought in to the table in silver buckets - only nobodies queue at the bar. It’s all a bit Essex, but a draw nevertheless. Read more.
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Very good food, I preferred starters over mains. Interesting concept with small dishes...tapas :-)
New music venue. Home to many DiS club nights, including bills ft. Bloc Party, Maccabees and Jamie T. If it's hot, stand just in front of the bar beneath the icy air con. Read more.
When everywhere else has closed for the night this amazing, banging no frills club is perfect. Beware tho this club is not for the faint of heart!
Home to the industrial/fetish Club AntiChrist, this place has two dancefloors worth of trouble for you to get into. Read more.
Friday night downstairs is all about the 70s cheese on the multi-coloured flashing floor.
Not the cheapest bar prices in London but if you get to the front rails of the elevated area as you enter downstairs, you have the best view of the stage without getting knocked around all night long. Read more.
Drinks are overpriced and the service can be farcical but the decor and atmosphere upstairs is nice.
More than a home for some of London's best live music - also a great venue for a bite to eat during the day
Make sure you get there early to enjoy a bit of 80's music - later it gets more commercial!
Perfect drinking & dining den for decadent East Enders, its housed in the former site of The Tabernacle & is divided up between a bar on the 1st level, a restaurant to the side & a downstairs club. Read more.
The perfect place for hard-partying starlets to get up to no good, DIU is the latest club to throw open its gilded doors on the sick-stained streets of Soho. Also, the music is strictly house.
Live shows and DJ performances every night of the week as well as being a great pub Read more.
Catch Throwdown here every second Thursday of the month: Hip hop, popping, locking and breaking battles, and a dope jam for dancers!
This is the Camden Underworld. Every metal band ever has passed through these gates at some stage in their career. Go and piss, however, at your peril. Read more.
