Great club. Heard about it for ages before I lived in the UK and now that I'm here I've been several times. I've never really been into the UK Garage/Grime/2Step stuff but luckily one of the weekend nights is dedicated to stuff I do like (House & Techno) so there's always something happening I'll probably enjoy. Getting in is as streamlined as it can be for a club that was required to add some extra scurtiny. I've never had to wait that long and it's painless. Once you're in it's like a giant industrial complex dedicated to high quality dance music. Really like the people wearing shirts like "Don't Be a Creep" because yes, don't be that person. Sound system is LOUD but GREAT. House music all night long plz. read more

Fantastic venue and fantastic sound system. Not too loud where your ears are being destroyed and music is distorted. Several bars to get drinks from. Main dance floor is a bit small, even without tables. Legendary night, will be back. read more

Yeah it was something. It was filled with straight couples looking for a third and nondescript beats to dance to. I would go once just to see what it's all about but it's not worth more than like £10. Most people are on a drug, not alcohol so be ready for that. Security is TIGHT so that was nice. Can't sneak anything in so jt made me feel safe. They took a good minute looking at the sole of my shoe alone. Don't expect to meet anyone here; I wouldn't trust them. read more

I've been coming to Fabric for a long time, ask for Kyle he's the nicest. If you need anything make sure you set it up ahead of time! read more

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The logo should've been the first sign to run away. The music was horribly boring, there were way too many straight older men, and shots were the same price as a cheap bottle of vodka. 0/10 do not recommend. Save your money and go anywhere else read more

It was a fun place but I wish they had another room open when I was there to switch up the vibe. It's a cool space but the security is very strict so be careful. read more

I fell in Love with Fabric Sep 7th 2019. Somehow each time I have the Unique Fabric Experience it gets better. During my 'coming out' period from Oct 2004 until around 2010 my entire clubbing focus was on 'Gay' clubs, so this iconic club was more often avoided. It was not until the sudden but thankfully temporary closure on 7th Sep 2016 that the venue grabbed my attention, so despite me not having been to the club for years, I did financially support the campaign on my belief that there should be diversity of choice, so I joined the #SaveNightLife march on 8th October and was delighted when the club re-opened on 7th Jan 2017. On 20th Jan 2017 a broken right ankle covered in vivid pink ( had to be pink darling! ) I was not going to let this slight impediment stop me. Since then the frequency I attended slowly increased, apart from Little Gay Brother on Dec 16 last year, I hardly ventured out of my front door until June 1st, this was the end of a very dark period of my recent life. To celebrate my 61st Birthday from the previous day, I attended on Sep 7th and literally fell in love with the venue, I can only make the comparison to a fine wine that you need to leave to mature, for the first time in my life to have sustained periods of real 'inner peace' has made all the difference. Everything connected with me that night. I go to other clubs for example Ministry of Sound, The Prince of Wales Brixton, The Egg, Horse Meat Disco and The Bussey Building for a very different vibe. OK I may have been born with two balls that glitter and are rainbow coloured, I love my DISCO but I also love my deep electronic house, and for me there is no other club that can compare. For me Fabric ticks every possible box, from the time you enter, passing through the re-assuring and friendly security team, oh do I love the body search! I feel safe and relaxed. To get me through the night from 11pm until 6am ( why does it pass so damn quick?! ) it is now de rigueur to pop a couple of pills ( hah hah had you thinking I know! ) caffeine tablets in advance, more often throughout the night I will rarely touch alcohol. Voted by DJ's Magazine Top 100 Clubs, in the top ten eleven times since 2006, let this speak volumes! 'Don't Change For the Sake of Change' The ambience of this venue is beyond compare, in contrast to so many clubs that have had 'refits' over the years, the actual 'fabric' has virtually remained the same, only the music has evolved. My ignorance is so often bliss! Often when coming to Fabric, I have with the odd exception no 'familiarity' with the DJ line-up, yet this more often enhances my experience, always mindful that the venue invariably selects only the best, this always gives me the confidence to come. The chill out areas where you can sit but still be in effect be right 'in the sound' is perfect, the final touch when leaving to receive a lovely greeting by a member of the team, is an all too rare experience at other venues. 'Last Night a DJ at Fabric Saved My Life.' If I believe in a God whoever that may be or in whatever form it takes, Fabric for me is 'spiritual' and so connected to my experience of The Salvation Army, who in June 2019 were in major part responsible for literally saving and changing my life. Laurent Garnier you will make my night if you play what has always been my all time fave clubbing track on Friday 4th October 'The Man With The Red Face.' Nine Minutes of pure rapture. read more

Fabric seemed to be one of the best nightclubs rated & reviewed onYelp, so I decided to check it out. I came on a Saturday night around 12:45 and there was a long queue. It took roughly 20 minutes to get in, that wasn't too bad. I got the student rate discount with my student ID (14 pounds). When you walk it both guys and girls get padded down - so if you're sneaking something in you better be real good about it. As everyone has mentioned before, this club is underground. There are a lot of stairs and the club is almost like a maze (3 dance floors, Room 3 being the smallest, and brightest). The restrooms were fairly clean (unisex). The cleaning staff was everywhere, even on the dance floor which was nice. There is a mixture of young and old people - all types too. Why I am giving it 2 stars was because: -I did not fancy the music. Sure I was aware that it was Drum & Bass, but I was looking forward to the "hip hop" floor. I expected the music to be different but honestly it was kind of the same. Not one song had someone singing of the 2.5 hours I was there. -Also the drinks are hella expensive, you better pre-game outside because you'll probably be spending 10 pounds minimum for a drink I have to admit the 2nd floor vibration was cool. I felt the music beat in my lungs, and it makes you want to move. But then again the music's beat is literally "pound..pound..pound.." over and over again. I've been to MANY nightclubs in over 4 countries already and this was my least favorite. The cost was not worth the experience (I would have at least liked to have a free drink with the purchase). If you are looking for a great place to dance - GO TO TEATRO IN MADRID. That has to be THEEEE nightclub (besides the clubs in Ibiza of course) Sorry Fabric, you are not the club for me read more

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After supporting the #savefabric movement by signing the petition from abroad, coming to this historic dance music landmark after they successfully re-opened was an absolute must. I had long been a big fan digesting countless fabric mixes over the years dating back to the legendary Caspa & Rusko 37 compilation from 2007. Pre-sale tickets were £23 in advance and only slightly more at the door. The prices then drop down to around £10 after 3 AM typically (follow them on social media for updates). While the queues to enter the club were a breeze at around midnight on a Friday, the security was extremely thorough given the strict rules they now need to adhere to for licensing. I expected this in advance and given everything that's gone on, was not the least bit disappointed and felt extremely safe after entering. I was fully patted down, searched with a metal detecting wand and had my shoes carefully examined. Once this process was over, we were in... Fabric has three dark and intimate rooms of impeccable sound quality surrounded by brick walls, high ceilings and plenty of space to and from. There are bars all around to never wait long for a drink, FREE WATER, and a staff that was both polite and helpful. The venue is dimly lit with no cheesy LED screens and the perfect amount of suitable lighting and effects to compliment the sound. The crowd was great: respecting of space, having a great time and vibing to the music. Fabric exceeded my expectations and I'm happy to have had the chance to finally make it here after all this time. Here's to keeping this epic venue around for many more years to come! read more

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I love Fabric! My husband, friends and I really enjoy having our nights out here. They have three rooms (but you need to check online which ones will be open) and are usually open until at least 5am. Buying your tickets online in advance will save you a lot of £! If you are a student they do give you a student discount on the door, make sure you have your student ID. The price also drops as the night goes on, so if you and your mates decided to try out Fabric at 3am the entry could be as cheap as £10. The entrance point can be a bit intense, but after that you won't have to encounter any of the staff (unless you decide to be an a*shole) Drinks are hella expensive and they have a £15 card minimum. There is an ATM by the bars if you need to pull out cash (I forgot if they charge... but they probably do) Fabric gives out free water by the bar in Room 1. Fabric has loads of places to sit (if all of the rooms are open) You can go upstairs to overlook Room 1, this is normally where the VIP section is but they let you go up there if its not busy with VIP. There are plenty of seats up there and then if you go by Room 2 there are loads of couches and beds! It's pretty great. Defo need to be out on the piss to really get the full Fabric experience. If you're down to get messy I highly recommend Fabric. read more

Literally the worst place in London. Like, ppl falling asleep it's so terrible Don't waste your time read more

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This has to be one of my favourite venues in London if not my favourite, but as a fabricfirst member i could be quite biased!! The club is set 3 stories underground, in the old meat cellars of the meat markets across the road. It houses three rooms, all of which are open brick work, room 2 being the largest and room 1 containing the first body sonic dancefloor. All three sound systems are fantastic, and although drinks are more expensive than your local, they are no more expensive to any other venue of this nature, and the multitude of bars means you never really have to que that long! The biggest thing that sets Fabric apart however is the music pollicy. Very underground and forward thinking. Fabriclive on fridays can go from drum and bass, dubstep, house, breaks and hip hop with regular features from the likes of Scratch Perverts and LtJ Bukem. Fabric on saturdays is much more striped back house and Techno, and features people along the lines of Radio Slave, Richie Hawtin, Terry Francis, Magda to name a few. If you like your clubs big, with excellent line ups then this is well worth checking out. read more

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Fabric is a nightclub and record label enterprise, being popular with mainly dubstep fans they have set the standard for any other venue that celebrates any and everything underground. Music you can expect to hear on a weekendly or even weekly basis consists of everything from Dubstep, Drum 'n' Bass, Hip Hop and Funky House music. They have a licensed bar for the 2000 people that can fit in this huge venue. The staff are the coolest on the planet the drinks are cheap, the music is wicked it's definatly a place you need to visit in your life time trust me! read more

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It's almost a rite of passage that whenever you visit London the place to go is Fabric, and after going there it's easy to understand the attraction this landmark presents. Launched in 1999, Fabric nightclub has gone from strength to strength and is now arguably Britians premier electronic nightspot. But does it really live up to all the hype? Well yes and no. Musically you will not find many better places in London. Fabric boasts a slew of top name DJ's in almost every genre you can imagine, couple this with regular live performances from bands and hip-hop acts and add into the mix the fact that this enormous venue (formerly a slaughterhouse) has three rooms to choose from, each producing different styles and it seems you can't lose. The venue itself is grimy, very grimy and becomes all the more grimy as the night wears on. But for a venue with this many people milling about smashed off their tits, it's hardly surprising they didn't litter the place with Ming vases. On the down side Fabric has become somewhat a victim of its own success. Due to its ever increasing popularity it seems to attract an ever increasing number of wankers who come, not out of love for the music but because it is the place to be seen. Drinks are absurdly expensive, the most popular, and cheapest drink, is water at £2 a pop. With a large group of mates I can promise that, for better or worse, you will have an evening to remember. read more

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25 pound cover charge! Might be slightly lower if you book in advance. Line security very similar to airport security - they even give you little bins to put all your belongings. You can't even take off your jacket as they say they need to pat you down with your jacket on. The music inside the club is extremely loud. I like talking to people when I'm out and that's just impossible to do on the dance floor there - you can't hear a thing. So it's hard to meet people or talk to your friends. One good thing is that the venue is pretty large, with four floors. The first two floors have bars and dance floors, with intense (almost dubstep) electronic music on the first floor and a live rap musician when I went on the second floor. Third floor is an observation deck of the dance floor below. On the fourth floor there was not much besides a medical point...very strange, first time I see something like this. Overall the club was not worth the 25 pound cover for me and my friends and we left about an hour after getting there. It seemed like quite a few people were on drugs there and maybe then it's more enjoyable, but for what we were looking for - a place to dance a bit and talk - it wasn't the best bet. read more

Mixed feelings about this club. I am very much into the underground genres that they host here (Drum and bass / techno) however, I am from Los Angeles and can only compare this club to the States. Before entering I was already annoyed by the entry process felt more like a security check at an airport there was rather too many checks to enter. The line was ridiculous, as you wait, if you you have anything in your pockets they need to be emptied into little bowls/ bins you then reach a point to check ID then to be patted down. After you are aggressively told to move along upstairs where you are able to check in coats (cash only). Do not lose your ticket because it is like pulling teeth trying to get anything from them without it. Also, there was a little bin to dispose of any drugs, which I doubt anyone does. The music is what makes this place pretty dope however it is over saturated with kids who cannot hold their liquor nor handle their drugs. If you are not bothered by this than I'd assume you'd have a good time. This venue has 3 rooms, room 1 is headliners with a balcony room two has a bar in the back which is nice room three upstairs is very small. Once you're inside it's gets better but it's the process of getting inSide that makes the experience cringe worthy read more

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Love the venue but not so much the acts. Don't expect candy melodies or anything above 120 bpm here: minimalist house is all that's being served, a scene that has put Fabric on the map. Though Carl Cox's and Von Stroke's recent gigs may be heralding a turn towards the mainstream. read more

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Amazing! Probably one of the best clubs Ive ever been to. Inside its huge (got lost a few times..), with many different rooms with all styles of music. Therefore, a mixed crowd. The atmosphere and decor is unique and incredible. Loved the underground basement with dark, pulsing drum nbass vibes with lasers!! The ques, unfortunately, can be terrible. Be there early or ensure yourself a spot on the guestlist..will be a great benefit. read more

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Fabric represents everything that I would look for in a good quality nightclub-music venue. It has been recently refurbished extensively and now has a fantastic new sound system,great DJs and superb facilties.. The fact that they have invested all most all of their money in a brilliant sound system really shows and with top DJs often hosting events and it is well worth a visit. The club is quite large and they have several different rooms and visitors can skip fom room to room to listen to different types of music. The toilets are new and very modern and they actually have a proper bar and you can get fairly priced drinks without going broke the next day. Also you can smoke because it is fitted with a timed smoke system which lasts for thirteen minutes and you can actually smoke twice without breaking any rules. read more

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Will never go back and I will tell everyone I know never to go... The queue was quick. Upon entry my groin was touched as part of "security". When I felt offended and expressed my distaste to security the response was, "you never had a fu**ing search bruv" - it really was quite a welcome. Checking our jackets and paying for entry shortly afterwards was however an orderly process. We wandered around the various floors with very few women or ladies in sight and had some drinks. To us the lack of women and ladies was a massive disappointment for a club which is apparently highly rated. General crowd seems to be early twenty year olds - max. After a trip to the grimy unisex toilets and being served once again by an obnoxious bar maid it was time to choose one of the rooms to dance in. We did eventually find some women to talk with and we joined them outside while they smoked in the smoking area, which resembles a sheep pen. Shortly afterwards my friend and I got separated inside. Unfortunately our phone batteries had become flat due to a long working day and being out in the City and West London before. After retrieving my jacket to leave I attempted to exit the club through several exits and was told I could not leave. I was directed to an exit with a long queue to leave (longer than the initial queue to enter). When objecting to the casino like mentality which myself and everyone else was enduring I was grabbed as if I was a murder by three security personnel who emerged from the darkness without saying a word to me. They then dragged me through the club to a small room in a building outside. I thought I was going to be roughed up in this room. Luckily I avoided the beating however I suspect others are not so lucky. Thankfully security threw me out into a side street. I was delighted that I didn't have to queue to leave this sham of a club where I believe people are treated like sheep. Maybe others can enjoy this club but for myself I prefer to stick to establishments with more class (expensive and inexpensive) where people are treated like people not sheep. Sadly I am still feeling the pain of visiting this club. One of my ribs is currently fractured and I have difficulty breathing as a result of being dragged through the nightclub by the security personnel. I feel it is my duty to let everyone know how silly this stupid little club really is. I look forward to when I am in London in years to come, drive past this and it is boarded up. I almost forgot to mention, Yelp lists this as wheelchair accessible. No ladies and gents this club is definitely not wheelchair accessible. I hate to think of the consequences if someone in a wheelchair entered this club. Please go somewhere with normal people who care about you. read more

The bigdaddy of megaclubs, Fabric has been holding down the dance music scene since '99. The consistently ridiculous line-ups have cemented its reputation in electronica-head circles, popularity reflected in the queue sometimes winding for blocks. Just remember to pack some nips or spliff and you'll make new friends to pass the time. It seems all of London's hip youth (not only the glo-stick wielding) flock for the experience. Once the pounding of the drum 'n' bass, house, techno or hip-hop hits energy soars. Three rooms with banging independent sound systems break up the space, so finding a good beat is never an issue. There's even a special vibrating floor that literally shakes you from the feet up. Talk about body-rocking sound! As any institution, getting in doesn't come cheap but for a night of unparalleled raucous, getting your freak on til the sun comes up, you shan't find a better venue in all the land. P.S. Their monthly cd subscription is hotness. read more

Fabric is the McDonald's of the electronic music scene. Having lived in London for two years now and having been clubbing in various locations, I finally know why it took me so long to go to Fabric and why I won't go back. No, it's not because of their choice in music. They do book good djs once in a while, although my personal favourites are mostly somewhere else. It's all because of the people you find at Fabric and the security/organisation. Bouncers are plain rude, obnoxious and make you feel like they own you for some reason. I've never had such arrogant encounters with the security in London before. But what most bothered me was the people you find at Fabric. Frat boys who either came to London for a party-weekend or people who don't know any better music-wise. The crowd is predominantly drunk men looking for a hookup. In the end, there's nothing wrong with that, but when I go clubbing I want to be surrounded by people who are there for only one reason: the music. I read a review here that "drug use was so in the open" ... I disagree, I didn't see any. Which is a shame, because people on x are a lot more happy, nice and into the music than this male drunk idiot crowd you find here. You're into house/techno and you go for the music and a great crowd? Then I advise you to check out the promotors LWE, Krankbrother or Entail, but NOT Fabric. read more

I've lived a lot of life in Fabric. The place is an institution, an underground bass cave of debauchery. I leave a little bit of myself every time I descend into its murky depths. On Fridays they have some of the best bass music you will find anywhere in the world. Nobody can argue that fact. It isn't shiny or opulent -- in fact it is pretty grimy at times, dude heavy, unapologetic and raw. A lot of people are indulging in certain things you may not be into but they don't seem to bother anybody. Drunkards cause more problems than e-tards anyway. The ratio isn't the most favorable if you really are trying to enter a woman but to be frank i've actually have no troubles chatting to girls there. Just don't be a creeper, geez. The great unifier is the music. That is what makes this place so good - No parading around lookin' all fancypants...just bass hunters everywhere and the soundsystem is IMMENSE. The dancefloor is rigged to vibrate with the music. Uh huh. It ain't for everyone but it has the reputation it has for a reason. If you're into the heavier forms of electronic music go on a Friday night with as many open minded friends as possible. You will not be disappointed. read more

Sometimes reading all the Yelp reviews does not really help ... in the case of me visiting Fabric the first time the reviews on Yelp did not really give a clear direction. Some of them are extremely positive and some extremely negative, so I decided to check it out myself, actually always the best way... Disclaimer: This is my personal perspective. In my honest opinion: If you don't like loud music, just don't go. If you don't like specific music or if you are not used to the people and their scene that comes with a specific type of electronic music, you either be open minded or just don't go. Fabric is pretty clear via their website what type of music is playing on what night so that makes it rather easy to decide if the night you want to go is going to be your cup of tea, do your homework and you will be rewarded. So how was it? I loved it! The DJ's were great, the techno music was pumping loud but of a good quality. The whole environment was literally underground and had a very underground feeling and atmosphere, which I loved. It was rather busy starting not too late. The crowd was dancing and more or less minding its (his) own business, not agressive, no fighting. Some guys are trying really hard to pick up the few girls in the room. This was actually the only thing that was a bit annoying: there are not enough ladies / there are too many gents and this makes some of the gents a bit obtrusive. I strongly advice the ladies to bring company or to be very clear and assertive to these gents. I experienced the staff friendly. They might be a bit direct and formal especially at the entrance, but I had the feeling this is maybe just necessary to to manage the crowd. They were quite helpful even letting my wife in without ID after at first this was a big issue. We were given friendly directions to the 3rd area which we could not find by one of the security staff when we just asked. And I don't know what other people are used to but the prices of drinks seem very reasonable to us and they even provided tapwater for free. Let me tell you that this is not the case in many other places around the world! Would definitely come back for another all nighter! read more

Now this is music. While house was created in the States, Her Majesty's finest took it to the next level. Probably the biggest club I've ever gotten lost inside, Fabric's also got the finest sound system. In fact, every dance spot in the city seemed to have superior sound. The local ears are sensitive to the EQs, as much as the vinyl selection. Word of advice: Don't even bother mentioning Tiesto or PVD or Oakenfold. Discussing cheesy music in London is probably more offensive than grabbing some random clubber's arse (which becomes quite the norm as the evening stretches out). I was able to catch DJ Buck and resident Terry Francis on my visit. Those two deck masters made Fabric tops (alongside NY's former Twilo) among the best clubs I've partied. We must have stood out due to our Yank 'speak, but peeps were hella cool to us all night. To satiate the gods of international cliché, we had the good fortune of hanging with Hugh Grant's younger brother and his buddies for a bit (he even navigated the huge main floor to find us before he bounced). Come Saturday night for some thumping, grimey progressive that will shake your senses and leave you forgiving the shitty weather. We left at 5... Early enough to skip burning the retinas from strobelight honeys stumbling outside; yet late enough to find a breakfast joint for some good ol' baked beans, toast and black pudding. read more

Get in the queue. Wait anxiously. Get excited. Fabric is BIG in every way: BIG venue, BIG bass (under the floor, even!), BIG expectations, BIG follow-through! Electronica, house, techno, hip-hop and a generous mix of much more permeates from the floor, through your feet, until you can feel it in your chest. Simply amazing experience. Tip: Stay hydrated. read more

Duuuuuuffffff......poooooooooaaawwwwwww......dufffff, dufff, boom... This is what my ears and central core experienced when partying hard in Fabric. I had my Freshers ball here and remember being surrounded by the sweaty bodies of my friends and we danced to terrible house music. I also remember girls lightly rocking in the stairwell, expensive drinks, weridos in the toilets and the place feeling empty even though there were possibly thousands of people here. I did go back though, several times and the last time I decided I just wasn't "cool" enough to enjoy this venue. Yep, Lizzie G ain't that cool, it's official! If there is someone you love playing by all means go, it you like "that" kinda of night out with more than just booze, I'm sure you'll have an awesome time. But me, I'd rather stick to the dirty grubby bars of east London and duff duff duff on my own time. read more

As a Londoner, this is a MUST do!! This place has hands down THE most AMAZING sub system of ANY London night spot. Every night of the week has QUALITY DJ's and it's always a good time. I've never left Fabric disappointed and I miss it more than anything now that I live in the states. I lived a lot of my crazy uni nights in that place and there's no other place like it. It's a bit grimy, but that's London. But to be honest, you prob wanna get well mashed before you go in. At £10 for a double vodka & coke, you won't even have fun drinking since you're spending so much cash. Unless your Dad has an endless abyss of cash for you to dive in... make sure you get filled up somewhere else.. youre always in my heart Fabric... til' we meet again. read more

I have mixed feelings towards this place. The building itself is cool, medium size, good lightning, not to crowded the day I went. The security looks more like the one of an airport than the one of a club as you need to put all your pocket objects in a tray before a guy frisk you. This is appreciated since it hinders drug smuggling. However some other things suck. At the cloakroom you only can pay with cash. And at the bar the minimum amount to pay with card is £15. The most disappointing thing was the music. I went a Friday, and it turns out on (most) Fridays they play a minimal electro style with almost no melodies or vocals consisting on a deep flat drum base with a drop every while. This is very repetitive and monotonous. This style carried on the whole night, and even when the line up were 4 different djs I couldn't notice any different between them. I still think the place deserves another visit on a Saturday when the music style is more melodic. read more

If you want to get your body rocked. If you want your eardrums to implode and your face melted off by an absolutely ridiculous soundsystem. If you want to be blinded by the best lightshow I've ever seen at a club. If you want to be graced with the presence of some of the best D&B DJs/producers in the business... Ten pounds for students on Fridays. Sure the queue is long but it'll be worth your wait. Drum & Bass rules the world....quid pro quo. read more

"What the hell just happened?" I walk in at 1230 leave 6 hours later without my jacket walking in pouring rain in 15 degree weather. Couple days later after work i return to Fabric and they returned my jacket and I was able to walk in the pouring rain happy and warm. God bless Fabric. :) Disclaimer: don't come here if you don't feel the music. read more

Hhhm this moment of my life has to be documented as a "you just got playedddd son" moment. That kinda moment. £15 entrance off tops for men AND women. This is the type of club that doesn't give a shit and will charge everyone up the ass because they've got a queue out the door the entire night. Plus, I came with a huge group of students and we all had our international student id's but they wouldn't give us the rate....scandalous because we were studying in London anyways. Yes this place is huge as they say....three dance floors but it feels like you're lost in a maze the whole time and walking up and down the twists and turns of stairs to 8 different zones...I was thoroughly overwhelmed by the size of this place for a club. The lights and sound system are to full potential but they can only do so much when the music is sh*t. No variety whatsoever...just mechanical beats. Disclaimer: this is a raver's dream club, therefore you have to be well acquainted with the raver's lifestyle and raver's INTERESTS to enjoy your time here...I can't get any more specific than that. I mean I enjoy electro music but whoever was spinning that night wasn't showcasing the best of electro...it was bad heckno-techno! P.S. it smelled like a flood of campers that hadn't showered in three days. read more

A 5 Star Review for my favorite London club. I was completely mesmerized by the size of this place. It's like a fun house for grown ups. Bass subs under the dance floor?! YES. The dance floor literally keeps you bouncing to the beat. I didn't mind the cover or the wait in line. I was in London for a month and went here three times. The price and the wait were worth it every time. My fondest memory - closing out the night with Donna Summer's I Feel Love. I cannot say it enough. The people in the dance music scene in London are SO down-to-earth and friendly. Nothing like the plastic, fake tits, bleach blonde hair, girls wearing shirts as dresses, guys with greasy hair and sunglasses crowds that a lot of clubs in Chicago have. I wish there was a place like Fabric here!!! read more

At the age of 22 I feel like I'm too old to be in here! Due to its reputation for being 'THE club to visit' Fabric has secured its popularity with the 18th birthday party set. Expect to find a lot of girls stumbling around in stiletto's wearing novelty badges. Despite this however, Fabric is still an awesome club. Echoing the other reviews I have to say that the music is great and there really is a buzzing scene. Oh and if you're planning a trip here make sure you stop of at the 24hr hour milkshake bar around the corner on your way out- a great place to top up the calories you've just danced off! read more

If you're not into the "club" or "house" scene, don't go to a venue that you already know has 3 dancefloors and a reputation for being one of the best and biggest discos in the world. There are too many reviews on this site that complain about the long lines, overpriced drinks and loud music. Hello, you're in a fucking club in swinging dick London. What did you expect? That said, Fabric is everything that a young music and dance hound can ask for. The scene is young (gasp!) and party goers are NOT there to make chit chatty conversation. Kids go there to dance and expand their minds. We arrived around 11 because we knew the line would be long and we only had to wait for about 25 minutes. That is NOTHING. For you yanks, try getting into the megaclubs in Vegas or NYC in under an hour on a Saturday night. Not gonna happen. The bartenders are effing hot and there are some great places to lounge around and feel the music if that's your thing. My friends and I ended up staying until 6:30 and there were still people arriving as we headed out into the sunlight. For anyone looking for a bass thumping good time in the heart of the electronica world, go to Fabric. A DJ just might save your life. read more

I would like to give it 4.5 stars, just because it is so damn big. But somehow they manage to get it right, mixing the large and small spaces together with little tunnels and a fair amount of semi-private seating. The upstairs VIP area around the main stage (with the speakers in the floor) is a great respite from the craziness below. And god does it get crazy. Main room's audio system has to be heard - and felt- to be truly appreciated. Unbelievable job of somehow managing to be so large and yet so wonderful. read more

After paying a staggering £18 ticket fee online before heading to Fabric last week, I was ready to be impressed. Farringdon is a haul for me, which means at 2 am when I'm not going to want to take three buses home by myself, I'm also looking at a £24 cab fee. The layout was interesting/confusing. Three separate areas, each supposedly themed differently. The place was dark and you could tell dirty, hedonistic acts occur there every night. The first room was large with an upstairs bar and downstairs dance floor. Lots of good looking people spotted by the odd middle aged man bobbing his head, scanning for underaged ladies to take home. An interesting people-watching locale to be sure. The second room was smaller, with a packed dance floor mostly full of people gyrating to electro-dance pop. It was pretty much a rave. With would be cool if under the influence of illicit drugs, but otherwise just sweaty. The third space was just a bunch of cushy couches and chairs. Def not my scene, but very cool in its own right. For those into clubbing I would say Fabric should definitely be on your to-visit list. read more

Man oh man, Fabric ... I have had some great times at Fabric but -- as the other reviewers say -- you have to know what you're getting into in order to enjoy a major night out at this joint. Avoid long lines/waits by pre-buying tickets. The inside is very maze-like, but it adds to the fun of going room-to-room to hear the different kinds of music. Great DJs, great shows. I've had some wild nights here. read more

Not been here for a while (showing my age), but my favourite club in London. Awesome music, with some big names DJ'ing and staff are cool and look after you. Long line of taxis to help take you home at the end of the night which is always a bonus. read more

I went once in 2005. It cost 15 pounds to get in, beers were 5 pounds once you were in and the music was extremely loud. I'm not much a trance music guy, but I'd say this is an experience one should have when going out in London especially as a young Bloke. My buddy and I did meet some Czeck girls and ended up dancing with them all night. Mine didn't like me much, I attribute it to the language barrier. The only words in Czeck we knew were Beer (Pivo) and Thank You (Dkuji). They weren't too impressed. read more