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Dalston Superstore may look like a mild-mannered café with its al fresco dining area and conservative black-and-white canopy, but the mask comes off when patrons step inside to discover a down-and-dirty hangout ... read more
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"My Take: Archangel is a trendy, yet cozy bar on Kensington High Street. I lived in South Kensington during my summer in London, and Archangel was the ..." more
11-13 High Street Kensington
London, W8 5NP
Club / Live Music Venue
Party Earth Review Once an historic theater, Koko is a domed behemoth of a club and live music venue that lures hordes of Camden’s hippest youth with its neon sign, brightly lit façade, and swarms of people awaiting entry by the ticket booth. It’s a striking contradiction for such an extravagant venue to be located in an area that prides ... more
1a Camden High Street
London NW1 7JE
Club / Lounge
Party Earth Review With its velvet ropes, snazzy door staff, and line of chic patrons, it’s hard to miss the entrance to Whisky Mist, a premier London lounge and club located just off to the side of Park Lane’s Hilton Hotel. The sleek and shiny interior – done up in deep onyx punctuated by flashes of light, a decadent gold and glass bar ... more
35 Hertford Street
Mayfair London W1J 7SD
Club / Restaurant
Party Earth Review Once voted Best New Club at the London Club and Bar Awards, The Cuckoo Club is undoubtedly one of London’s hottest nightspots and attracts a well-heeled, fashionable crowd of the city’s movers and shakers, as well as a routine smattering of celebrities. Lavishly decorated in hues of pink, burgundy, and purple, The Cuckoo ... more
Swallow Street
London W1B 4EZ
Bar / Club
Party Earth Review Sleek and sophisticated, The White House offers its well-dressed Clapham clientele a minimalist yet luxurious space in which to sprawl on long black leather banquettes and unwind to the sounds of funky house music spun by expert DJs. Since the club’s main dance floor on the lower level is quite small, the trendy patrons ... more
65 Clapham Park Rd
London SW4 7EH
Art Gallery / Club
Party Earth Review Proud Camden couples the flair of a contemporary art gallery with the pulsing rhythm of a dedicated concert space, leaving slack-jawed tourists and artsy Camden Towners to wonder how a one-time horse hospital could be transformed into such a vibrant cultural gathering place. In homage to the building’s equestrian roots ... more
The Stables Market
Camden Town, London NW1 8AH
Club / Restaurant
Party Earth Review Having catered to nobility, distinguished political figures, lavish industry tycoons, and pop stars over its ninety-year history, Café de Paris still retains much of its cachet. Its luxurious décor of velvet corridors, impressive chandeliers, and polished wood bars transports the stylish and flirty patrons to an era when ... more
3-4 Coventry Street
London, W1D 6BL
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Party Earth Review Like Alice in Through the Looking Glass, visitors to Miss Q’s need only follow an unassuming underground path to discover a world of pool tables and rock and roll as far removed from the straitlaced affluence of Earls Court as America is from England. Folded napkins, rigid posture, and aristocratic elocution take a backseat ... more
180-184 Earls Court Road
London, SW5 9QG
Club / Music Venue
Party Earth Review With three rooms, two main stages, and two floors spread over 25,000 square feet, Fabric is a monster of a nightclub where music is the main focus and easygoing patrons arrive in droves to hear everything from old-school drum and bass and deep house to breakbeat, dubstep, and techno. In fact, Fabric has become such a popular ... more
77a Charterhouse Street
London, EC1M 3HN
Club / Lounge
Party Earth Review The unassuming and easy-to-miss Walton Street entrance may not promise much, but what lies behind it is Eclipse, a posh lounge and perennial hotspot that consistently attracts some of London’s hippest clubbers. A bongo player jamming by the bar and the cool beats of funky house music contribute to a lively atmosphere, while ... more
111/113 Walton Street
London SW3 2HP
Party Earth Review Far down the rabbit hole and into the heart of Shoreditch lies Callooh Callay, an Alice in Wonderland-themed bar that’s as serious about its cocktails as the Mad Hatter is about his tea parties. A beautifully kitschy room awaits the trendy and creative patrons who regularly come in looking to warm themselves with absinthe ... more
65 Rivington Street
London EC2A 3AY
Bar / Club
Party Earth Review True to its name, the trendy Electricity Showrooms is indeed set in an old electricity showroom where, in the 1920s, people went to find the latest in domestic appliances. Although the selection of toasters, vacuums, and gramophones has been replaced by beer, cocktails, and pub food, the venue’s bright theatrical style ... more
39a Hoxton Square
London, N1 6NN
Sure, it’s known internationally for its pubs, but clubs in London make sure the party goes long into the foggy night all across town.
The city offers a booming nightlife, from ultra-exclusive nightclubs that cater only to the prettiest and wealthiest denizens to vibrant and pretension-free dance clubs where the only point is to let loose and have a great time.
Anyone in the mood for a night of luxury has a bevy of posh venues and members clubs to choose from, many frequented by A-list celebrities and the occasional royal – though access to these London clubs can obviously be akin to breaking into a bank vault.
But there are still plenty of fantastic dance clubs where DJs keep the floors thumping until 7am. It doesn’t matter what style of music London clubbers are looking for, the city’s nightclubs are home to hip-hop, techno, house music, and every style imaginable.
Blues clubs and jazz clubs are plentiful too, especially in the hipster-heavy East End where artsy types congregate in a variety of unique clubs that cater to their trendy lifestyle.
Mega-clubs such as Ministry of Sound, Fabric, and Heaven are some of the best known London clubs, but smaller and more intimate clubs in London are as easy to find as another plate of fish and chips.