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Clubs in London

Recommended Clubs in London

18 and over / 30s / 40s / Affluent

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 ... read more

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London Club Reviews

George IV

Salsa / 20s / 30s / 40s / Ambient / Beer

Party Earth Review Live music, comedy, sports, and a mountain of Fuller’s pints can be found at George IV, a popular local pub that attracts a wide range of happy boozers. Part of the extensive chain of pubs branded by Fuller’s – whose 1840s-era brewery is less than a mile away – the venue’s dark wood bar is top-heavy with London Pride ... more

185 Chiswick High Road
London W4 2DR

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Soho Comedy Club

All Types / Casual / Comedy

Reviewed by Tara R.

"My Take: At first, it’s easy to mistake Soho Comedy Club for a Persian nightclub. The line’s not mine – I stole it from one of the comics I saw here – ..." more

5-6 Leicester Street
London, WC2H 7NA

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Candy Bar

80s Music / Bar / Casual / Comedy / DJ

Party Earth Review Launched in 1996 – and revamped in 2011 after being taken over by gay bar magnate Gary Henshaw – Candy Bar is a buzzing, late-night destination for the double-X chromosome set. And a few dudes, depending on the night. Considerably less pink than its original incarnation, this simple, three-level venue ... more

4 Carlisle Street
London W1D 3BJ

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606 Club

All Ages / Casual / Champagne / R&B

Party Earth Review With live performances every night for the past thirty years, the 606 Club has built its reputation as the place to hear some of the coolest jazz in London. Much like a 1920s speakeasy, the club requires guests to stop at its iron gates and ring a buzzer, after which they must descend the basement steps to a locked door ... more

90 Lots Road
Chelsea, London SW10

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Ronnie Scott's

30s / 40s / All Types / Burgers / Jazz

Party Earth Review Ronnie Scott’s, London’s oldest jazz venue and a Soho institution, has hosted legends like Jimi Hendrix and continues the tradition by booking the best acts in the world. Low lighting sets the mood in this intimate one-of-a-kind spot, where the dark and understated décor is clearly designed to put the emphasis on the music ... more

47 Frith Street
Soho London W1D 4HT

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Ain't Nothin' But...

20s / 30s / 40s / Alternative / Bar

Party Earth Review Chaotic as a high-wired vocal scat and frenzied as a free-ballin’ instrumental jam, Ain’t Nothin’ But… is a lively blues bar teeming with music purists paying homage to that good old-fashioned beat. Although the venue may be dedicated to glorifying the blues, the crowd scoffs at mellow toe tapping and finger snapping, preferring ... more

20 Kingly Street
London W1B 5PZ

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London Clubs Overview

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.

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