Cavernous 3-room rave warehouse with parties going on til midmorning. Very dance-focused and…read moreextremely hot and humid in the main room so dress as though you were going dancing in a rainforest (not joking). Sound system is Funktion 1 and didn't give me tinnitis the next day, a rarity especially considering I forgot my earplugs (free ones available behind the bar) Drink prices reasonable, minimum 10 quid charge for cards. Some events sell tickets in stages with midnight/general and post-5am tickets

Best club in London! I've been going out around London during the last 4 years and this is by far…read morethe best club. Awesome music (psytrance, electro) and visuals with great atmosphere, really friendly crowd and staff and themed parties every now and then with free snacks and refreshments. They are now opening also Saturdays from 2pm to 10pm if you want to pop over for a dance after lunch!

A place playing trance in London? Surely not…read more Had a great night at 414, a small but very friendly crowd and great music until the next day. Owner very friendly and had a good chat with us. Nice squishy sofas but even better, get up to the the roof garden as the sun comes up - genius. As others have said, security very friendly and absolutely no aggro in the club. Great vibe, will be going back soon.

excellent vibes and great reggaeton!!! good scene for loud music! Good dancing scene as well.read more

From the owner: La Pollera Colora is an Award Winning Latin Nightclub situated in London Bridge. Established in…read more2001 this Club has grown significantly to become London's Number 1 Latin Nightclub catering to a friendly vibrant mature crowd. The Nightclub features 2 Dance Rooms set over 2 Floors each playing to different vibes. It's the most sought after Latin Nightclub around so it's recommend to arrive as early as possible to gain entry as the Club does get busy... London's Best Latin DJ's are on rotation spinning the best Latin Rhythms which include Salsa, Merengue, Vallenato, Bachata & a touch of Reggaeton. You'll dance the night away Guaranteed... We open every weekend. It's recommend to arrive as early as possible to gain entry as the Club does get very busy. We open on Fridays & Saturdays and Doors open at 9pm. Entry Policy: Dress to Impress. Shoes Required. Smart Jeans are ok. No Caps. No Hoods. No Baggy Cloths. Age Policy: Gentlemen: +21 Ladies +18 Photo ID's Strictly Required for Entry for everyone. No ID means No Entry.

The Ministry of Sound provided one of the best nights I've had out in a long time. I had always…read morewanted to visit here, having listened to a lot of their curated stuff online, and I finally got the chance on a recent trip to London. Finding the Ministry is easy; all the entrances and lines are clearly marked outside. We had purchased tickets online, and we entered incredibly quickly as a result. Once inside, it is a massive area. The Gallery, the area you enter into, was playing house music and had a huge bar. The Box, where the artists were performing their sets, was clearly marked. The Box had arguably the best soundsystem I've ever experienced at a club, no exaggeration. I think their dedication to this endeavor shows. The bass is booming, the sound is clear, and there are plenty of lighting and smoke effects. We had a great time in here, but don't expect to hold a conversation - this is a room purely for the music. And boy is it something to behold. A smaller room was the baby box, and this played primarily remixes of pop songs with EDM mixes. We spent a LOT of time here. Very fun, not very crowded. Drinks were good and reasonably priced. (Though I'm American so I'm not sure what the standard is.) Obtaining an Uber after was easy and the location is very easily found. Overall, I definitely want to return in the future.

My friends and I came here for Dillon Francis. There are 2 rooms with amateur DJs, 1 main stage,…read moreand the main hall with the bar. The lounge room upstairs was so crowded that you could not access it at all during the night. All of the music was EDM, which after being there for hours was mind numbing, with no break. The bar felt safe for the most part, metal detector and searches to get in, lots of security in the building. They have a few VIP options with seating in the main bar area and VIP upstairs. Drinks were reasonably priced. The crowd is slightly young, I would say predominately 18-21. I would recommend not showing up until 12, we showed up around 11 and the club was dead. The main artist (Dillon Francis) did not even start until 3am which I found to be way too late. Overall, cool experience while visiting London but couldn't need to return. Main floor is accessible, top floor there are stairs to access 1 room and VIP area.

I fo not usually write reviews but i felt i had to after reading bad press aboit the place…read moreyesterday. This place is fantastic. Take everyone if you want to have a good evening with live blues music for free. They play every night and the place is a small independent bar in Soho. Ignore the news about a group being turned away becase of their colour. I have seen people of every colour, gender and belief there. I have met people from every corner of the world there. everyone is welcome. Go and see for yourself.

ain't nothing but a late night out in soho…read more... ain't nothing but a side street that also houses dishoom, clearly a distraction for anyone hungry. ain't nothing but an overflowing crowd being told outdoors drinking ceases after 10pm? ain't nothing but a one in, one out queuing system, so just stand patiently in line for entry. ain't nothing but relief from the outdoors elements in exchange for a sardines packed indoors on a monday night because there's no cover charge? ain't nothing but jostling for precious real estate as you inch yourself towards the bar to quench your thirst. ain't nothing but cashless transactions, even a cashless tipping machine, just tap and go! ain't nothing but a beer in one hand and a cup of nuts in the other, still inching ever so slowly towards the stage. ain't nothing but non stop live music and a boisterous appreciative crowd making room to groove along. ain't nothing but a long wait to poach one of a handful of tables to sit and soak in the ambience, freeing up your hands to clap! ain't nothing but enthusiastic jamming sets right up till 12.45am. ain't nothing but a good late night out in soho!

This is a huge place opposite The London Dungeon that seems to be open long after most other places…read morehave closed for the night and consequently fills up with the flotsum and jetsum of the early hours and nocturnal restaurant and bar staff that would like a night out after their night's work. There is a club on the ground floor and a vast pool hall with bar on the upper floor. The music is fine, the atmosphere is surprisingly OK with dancing spontaneously erupting between the tables. Not really a destination venue unless you are close by and can't be bothered hopping in a cab.

A great place to go for some pool, food and late night drinks! Every Wednesday is Karaoke and boy…read moreis it funny! There seem to be a few regulars here that are always in the Karaoke spirit! The Karaoke song choices are up-to-date and not annoying songs from the 80s. This bar is situated opposite London Bridge Station and has a free car park after 7pm every night. The vibe is nice any night of the week and the staff are lovely! The layout is cosy and spacious, and there is a little smoking area with table outside. What more could you want from a local bar! Oh... make sure you bring ID as they're quite strict on that!

Wanna 'Rock your Body' with Justin Timberlake, you know the video with the palate of flashing…read morerainbow lighting canvassing his chiselled smile? Just transport yourself to the Lightbox for the same effect, but a less attractive collective of backing dancers. I was here for a themed 'Malice in Wonderland' fetish party called Club Rub, a night that made my work colleague belly laugh for a full 20 minutes due to that cunning alliteration. It was kinda like a softcore Torture Garden, although actually I saw some fairly hardcore 'activities' which cannot be repeated within the confines of this text box. I would say the bathrooms are cleaner than average though, and if you're lucky you may even be serenaded by compliments/gestures from a gorgeous girl or two! Cryptic enough? Job done. Photo courtesy of http://s580.photobucket.com/home/samrussotechno http://www.youtube.com/user/justintimberlaketv?blend=1&ob=4#p/f/6/TSVHoHyErBQ

I came to Lightbox on a Thursday night which is a student night, and it was fairly empty even…read morethough we arrived in the small hours of the morning. The room is really very cool - the lights and smoke machine give a very unique effect and the smoke filled the room which didn't make it seem quite so empty. Despite the lack of people, the music was good and the atmosphere was quite nice, so it was a fun night. The drinks were overpriced for a student night which was very disappointing. I found the bouncers very nice, not as aggro as many can be, they had a casual chat with me and my friends, weren't rude at all. What I found bizarre was that Lightbox don't allow you to take pens in. A strange thing to be upset about but I had come with a work bag which had a lot of stationary in, which had to be confiscated. A bit of a shame! Regardless, I will definitely be visiting again.

Best dance experience ever. No pretense. Amazing drink specials before 11 and a cover that is…read morelaughable compared to london clubs. You have space to dance and mingle with a very friendly crowd for an unforgettable evening!!

Horse Meat Disco at The Eagle transports the dazzle of vintage Studio 54-era disco to the cramped…read moreand sweaty environment of a traditional boozer. Expect a mixed, gay/friendly crowd: hunks, pretty boys, bears and student types channeling their inner Leigh Bowery all share space on the dance floor, grooving to an eclectic mélange of Sylvester, Kate Bush, Italo-disco and funk. The vibe is very friendly and democratic; despite the outlandish glamour on show, no one is playing the star. Thankfully, no attempt is made at ironic coolness; instead, the night offers a full-on, shameless celebration of the OTT genius of disco. Richard Morris

What better way to spend the Easter Sunday than at a Game of Thrones themed Rave in the tunnels at…read moreBlackfriars. This event was awesome. The venue was perfect and offered a variety of different rooms and settings from Little Finger's brothel to the Red Wedding banquet table, the opportunity to sit on The Iron Throne itself or dance the night away with star DJ Christian Nairn (who plays Hodor in the hit show). They decked out every room brilliantly and had an area for every vibe you might be feeling. The encouraged costume element just also made it so much fun and had a mix of those dressed as characters, creatures or in general medieval attire. Honestly such a fun night out, wish it had been open until 6 not just 4 and can't wait for it to come back to London again.

I can't believe I'm the first to review this place. Anywho, I came here two weeks ago to see…read moreRudimental live and I was taken to drum n' bass heaven! The venue is located up the road from Brixton Station, so it's really easy to find. The main space has a very large standing area with a bar and DJ booth. Perhaps this is only true of the day that I was there, but the decor on the main floor was supremely plain. There is also a balcony, but I'm not sure if it has seating or not. It looked like standing only. The colorful balcony, on the other hand, was covered in gilded crown molding. According to the website, the capacity is 1700 people. If I was an artist, I would be nervous to perform in a space this size. It's not small enough for an intimate show, but it's too small to convey the power of a stadium show. Lucky for me, Rudimental's crazy live show energized the entire space. For future reference, I probably wouldn't see an R&B or old school singer here.

Even though the venue and the music sounded great (Santigold - you legend!) I always struggle to…read moregive music venues more than 3 unless they're exceptional. This is usually due to the fact that they know they have a captive audience so once you've bought your ticket off the promoter paying all the usual booking and delivery fees the gravy train doesn't stop there! As usual there was a rubbish selection of drinks at sky high prices - £5 for a warm can of Kronenberg was the best bet...oh dear! Couple this with the fact that they don't display set times and the bouncer refusing to tell me earlier in the night when walking past makes the cynic in me say that this is just another ruse to get you in earlier buying drinks whilst waiting and waiting for the show to start! Until these places start working on the fan experience then a 3 will be the max unless something very special happens.